Implant-supported dentures have revolutionized the world of tooth replacement, offering a stable and durable solution for patients with missing teeth. Read our blog post for a look at how often implant-supported dentures might need to be replaced.
When a tooth is extracted, it is crucial to consider the long-term impact on your oral health. One aspect of tooth extraction that you may not have considered is the preservation of the underlying bone. Read our blog post to learn about the importance of bone preservation in you mouth.
Are you tired of feeling self-conscious about your smile? Do your missing teeth make it difficult to speak, eat, and chew? It might be time for you to consider getting a full mouth reconstruction. Read our blog post to learn about the denture options for a full mouth reconstruction.
Are you thinking about improving your smile’s appearance and functionality by getting implant-supported dentures? Before taking this big step, make sure you have all of the information necessary to feel confident about your choice. Take a look at our blog post for advice on seeking a second opinion from an experienced dental provider about whether implant-supported dentures are right for you.
Root canals have the reputation of being one of the most painful dental procedures, making many patients concerned about a lengthy and intense recovery period. The truth, however, is that root canals are not nearly as scary as people think they are. Read our blog post to learn about what to expect during and after a root canal.
Dental implants are a popular tooth replacement option, known for their durability and customizable appearance. One common question that patients ask about dental implants is whether they will feel like natural teeth. Check out our blog post for a closer look at how dental implants feel in the mouth.
A dental crown is a protective cap that covers a damaged tooth in order to restore the tooth’s function and appearance while preventing further damage. Crowns can last for up to 7 or 10 years with proper care, but sometimes accidents happen. Read our blog post to learn what to do in the event of a broken crown, including how soon you need to see your dentist.
Dental crowns are a popular method of covering broken, chipped, or decayed teeth. Many patients opt for crowns made of ceramic, since they can be customized to match the rest of your teeth and provide a natural looking smile. Gold crowns, however, are another excellent option when it comes to dental restorations. Read our blog post for a look at some advantages of choosing to get a gold crown.
Nobody looks forward to the idea of getting a root canal. The procedure has a nasty reputation of being one of the most unpleasant dental experiences you can have, but modern practices have made them much easier to endure. Nevertheless, it’s still understandable to want to avoid them. Take a look at our blog post for some tips to help keep your smile healthy and reduce the likelihood of needing a root canal.
If you’ve recently had a dental implant placed, you probably want to do everything you can to ensure a smooth recovery period. One of the most important considerations to keep in mind is that you should avoid smoking in the immediate aftermath of your implant placement. Read our blog post to learn how smoking can negatively affect your healing process.
