This article was designed to represent the results of the comparative study of teeth as exemplified by the molars of the upper and lower jaws and the dental implants under the conditions of the analytical computational experiment that included optical microscopy, non-contact laser profilomertry, and the calculation of the simplifies physical mathematical model. The results obtained in this study are discussed taking into consideration the necessity of theoretical pumping up the hypothesis of parallelism between the morphometric covariant characteristics of the teeth and the specific constructional features of the dental implants as the basis for the long-term functional consistency of the latter. The practical implications of this work are relevant for the purpose-oriented choice of the dental implants in accordance with the group-specificity and functional orientation of the teeth being reconstructed.