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Here's What You Can Expect With Dental Implant Surgery
posted: Sep. 12, 2021.
Getting dental implants is going to require surgery. But don't let that concern you—it's a relatively minor procedure. Currently the “gold standard” for tooth replacement, an implant consists of a Read more -
Untreated Gum Disease Could Cost You Your Implant
posted: Jun. 12, 2021.
Your teeth can take decades of daily biting and chewing and not miss a beat. But they do have a nemesis, dental disease, which can easily get the upper Read more -
Implants Make Dentures More Secure, Comfortable and Bone-Friendly
posted: Oct. 23, 2020.
Even in the 21st Century, losing most or all of your teeth is still an unfortunate possibility. Many in this circumstance turn to dentures, as their great-grandparents did, to Read more -
New Year, New Smile
posted: May 06, 2020.
In the winter months, when the daylight hours grow few, we celebrate the season with holiday lights and good cheer. This season of hope and renewal also gives us Read more -
Implants can Support a Total Tooth Replacement Restoration
posted: Apr. 26, 2020.
You may be familiar with a dental implant used to replace a single tooth — but implant technology can do much more. Implants can also support other restorations including Read more -
Implant-Supported Dentures Could Help You Avoid Bone Loss
posted: Jan. 20, 2019.
Not long ago, the most affordable option for total tooth loss was a removable denture. Dentures, prosthetic (false) teeth set in gum-colored acrylic plastic bases, can effectively restore function Read more -
Could Your Metal Allergy Keep You From Obtaining Dental Implants?
posted: Sep. 22, 2018.
Dental implants are today’s closest restorative facsimile to natural teeth. And they’re versatile: not only can they replace single teeth but they can also support bridges or dentures. But since Read more -
Cleaning Around Implants Crucial to Protecting Them from Loss
posted: Mar. 16, 2018.
Unlike the natural tooth it replaces, a dental implant is impervious to decay. But don’t think that means you can relax your oral hygiene habits — even though the Read more