Category: implant dentistry

Implant 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… Continue reading Sinus Augmentation for Dental Implant Placement

Thanks 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… Continue reading Dental Implants: Reclaim a More Youthful Appearance

Before implant dentistry was developed, the only options for tooth replacement were dentures or bridges. With implants, however, you now can have a long-lasting, completely natural-looking replacement for teeth you have lost to decay, injury, or gum disease. The Importance of Titanium As far back as prehistoric times, people experimented with different types of tooth… Continue reading The History of Dental Implants

Implant dentistry has made it possible for almost any tooth to be replaced with a tooth that will last many years and be virtually indistinguishable from its neighbors. Implants are an excellent option for both front and back teeth, and can greatly improve your quality of life. Replacing Molars with Dental Implants Dental implants can… Continue reading Lost Back Molars: Are Dental Implants an Option?

Implant dentistry offers natural looking, long lasting replacement for teeth lost due to decay, trauma, or age. An implant requires sufficient bone tissue in the jaw to support the titanium root and provide a solid foundation for your new teeth. If you do not have enough bone mass in your jaw, your implant dentist can… Continue reading Dental Implants: What if I Do Not Have Any Bone?

If you are considering dental implants but have problems with your gums, you might have questions about whether implant dentistry is right for you. With appropriate pre-treatment, however, even those with receding gums can successfully receive implants to replace their missing teeth. Implants and Gum Disease Receding gums is usually caused by gum disease. The… Continue reading Receding Gums: Are Implants Still an Option?

Tooth loss that results from a traumatic injury or a genetic birth condition is quite a common occurrence. The most commonly observed, congenitally missing teeth are the upper lateral incisors, and the lower second premolars. Fortunately, there are several available options for the replacement of congenitally missing teeth. These options include removable dental appliances, permanent… Continue reading Congenitally Missing Teeth: What are my options?