Implant dentistry is the most advanced, most effective approach to modern-day tooth replacement. Implants provide realistic-looking, permanent prosthetics to replace your missing teeth. They also help maintain the health of your jawbone. If you have missing teeth, you should talk to our dentist to see if you’re a good candidate for implants, as some conditions…
DetailsPeriodontal disease, or gum disease, is one of the most common causes of tooth loss. Fortunately, it can be prevented with diligent dental care. If you do have problems with your gums, your periodontist can provide treatment that can help you keep your teeth. Keeping Your Gums Healthy Gum disease, like tooth decay, occurs because…
DetailsA sinus lift is a type of bone grafting procedure used in implant dentistry to increase the available bone mass in the upper jaw. If you already have sufficient bone in your jaw to support dental implants, a sinus lift is not necessary. However, the procedure can make it possible for those with insufficient bone…
DetailsThe loss of a single tooth might seem inconsequential, but in the long run, in can lead to a chain reaction that can end in loss of more teeth. If you’ve lost a tooth, the best approach is to have it replace. The best kind of tooth replacement is a tooth implant. Side Effects of…
DetailsImplant dentistry has progressed a great deal in the last few years, providing even more options for people with missing teeth. Many new approaches are now used to help people who previously might not have been able to have implants placed. These approaches include sinus augmentation. What Does Sinus Augmentation Do? One of the most…
DetailsIf you have been living with dentures or missing teeth, dental implants can make a dramatic difference in your life. Implants are stationary, permanent, and natural-looking, and can help your jawbone stay healthy as you grow older. Dental Implants and Your Quality of Life Dental implants provide a range of advantages over dentures or crowns…
DetailsDental implants are typically comprised of two major components: the implant, which serves as the root for the missing tooth, and the crown, which provides the appearance of a natural tooth. The tooth implant that serves as the root replacement is often made of titanium or a titanium alloy and coated to encourage osseointegration; the…
DetailsWhen faced with missing teeth, some people feel it’s not necessary to replace them, especially if they’ve only lost one or two. However, even one missing tooth can lead to major changes in your mouth and side effects that can be severe. Dental implants can replace even a single missing tooth, preventing these long-term problems.…
DetailsThanks to implant dentistry, you can now replace your missing teeth and have no one be the wiser. Your new teeth will look completely natural and will be anchored securely in your jawbone. You’ll never have to worry about them slipping or falling out. They’ll also help keep your jawbone healthy so you won’t develop…
DetailsWhen teeth are removed or dislodged, open space remains in your mouth. Other teeth will then move naturally into that space. This often leads to misalignment. If you have your missing tooth or teeth replace with a tooth implant, the extra space will be filled, and your remaining teeth will remain in the proper position.…
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