Though not often discussed, bone loss is a common issue within the jaw. There are several reasons why this bone can suffer atrophy or deterioration. Unfortunately, this can change the shape of your lower face as well as make it difficult to get dental implants after missing teeth. While there are bone grafting procedures available… Continue reading
Far too many patients are living with ill-fitting dentures or missing teeth and suffering from the consequential nutritional imbalance. When the teeth are missing or don’t feel stable, it is common to resort to a soft-foods diet. Unfortunately, this often means a diet that is high in carbs and cholesterol and very low in protein,… Continue reading
Did you know that nearly 3 million people in the United States have dental implants? This is a number that is growing exponentially every year. Dental implants are the most superior method for replacing a missing tooth or teeth. They offer a 98% success rate and permanent solution in restorative dentistry. However, just like many… Continue reading
Zygomatic bone implants are one of most advanced and most specialized types of implantology. These dental implants are uniquely constructed and placed to help patients avoid bone grafting before getting dental implants. Some of these patients consider turning away from dental implants altogether when they are told they do not have enough upper jaw bone… Continue reading
Dental implants have remained the top choice for replacing missing teeth since their North American introduction in 1982. Since then, implant dentistry has improved drastically in terms of technology, materials and results. If you are in the market for dental implants, you’ll quickly discover there is more than one product or system on the market.… Continue reading
There is more than one way to replace missing teeth. However, dental implants solve tooth loss in the most unique way and stand out as the best replica to your natural teeth. Implant dentistry has been used for half a century as an effective means of replacing one tooth or a full arch of missing… Continue reading
If you are considering dental implants, you must know that the process involves both your dentist and your body’s response. A critical stage of implant dentistry is the healing period after the implant is surgically placed. During this time, a process must occur within your own body to secure the implant – called osseointegration. Osseointegration… Continue reading
When we consider restorative dentistry or replacing missing teeth, most of us think of restoring the smile we once had. However, restorative dentistry can also be used as a means to create the smile you’ve always dreamed of! Whether you have a few missing teeth or need a full arch of teeth replaced, your implant… Continue reading
With today’s dental advancements, there are many ways to restore a diseased or damaged tooth and save it from extraction. For teeth that have extensive areas of decay or an infection in the central portion of the tooth, a root canal may be recommended. A root canal is a straightforward procedure that involves removing the… Continue reading
You may already know that dental implants are the preferred tooth replacement option if you want teeth that feel, look and act like natural teeth. However, you may not be aware of the fact that dental implants also address another major concern from missing teeth: bone loss. The jawbone needs repeated stimulation in order to… Continue reading
