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Jawbone atrophy or jawbone deterioration can occur as a result of the loss of a tooth due to trauma, disease or dental decay. But this process can be halted by investigating implant dentistry in Park Cities. When we suffer tooth loss, the gum tissue surrounding the lost tooth starts to shrink. This is generally due…
DetailsPeriodontal disease can be caused by a myriad of factors. Diabetes, poor oral hygiene and smoking are the major causes of tooth loss in adults. When you have lost a significant amount of dentition, it starts to take a toll on your social life and appearance. Those with gum disease will exhibit symptoms like bleeding…
DetailsIf you lost your car, you probably wouldn’t want to replace it with a horse! Sure, there was a time when a horse was a commonly accepted form of transportation. And, to be fair, there are times when a horse may still be an appropriate choice. But, with the many advances in automotive technology, it…
DetailsThe factors that contribute to tooth loss can be both complicated and devastating. When the ligaments that connect the tooth to the bone becomes compromised or damaged, the tooth’s stability is at risk. Similarly, when the bone structure that supports the teeth is inadequate, mobility and eventual tooth loss are the consequences. In some instances,…
DetailsIf you are missing a tooth, it’s likely that you’ve discussed dental implants with your dentist. You may even be leaning toward selecting this tooth replacement method, and for good reason. Dental implants offer a wealth of benefits that are unparalleled by other alternatives like dentures and bridges. Implant dentistry provides tooth replacements that offer…
DetailsIf you are one of the millions of Americans missing one or more teeth, there are many valid reasons to correct the problem: Improve your confidence, appearance, and speech A gap between your teeth is a cosmetic concern which becomes visible when you smile, laugh or speak. A missing back tooth, may not be noticeable…
DetailsOur Response To Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Although the Governor has rescinded the mask mandate, as a Dental Office we are subject to protocols of the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners (TSBDE). The TSBDE has not lifted its COVID 19 emergency protocols, so masks are still to be worn by patients and staff in the dental practice. We will be continuing all of our COVID safety protocols and respectfully request all patients, staff and vendors wear a mask in our office. Thank you for helping us keep the safest environment possible for our patients and staff.
Please contact our office if you have any concerns.