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…
DetailsBone resorption occurs when the bone in the jaw is not stimulated properly. If the bone is not stimulated, new tissue does not develop, and wear and tear leads to the bone becoming atrophied, or resorbed. The long-term result is a change in the shape of the jaw and, eventually, change in the facial shape,…
DetailsDental implants are one of the longest lasting and most popular treatments for missing teeth. Implants provide the advantage of bonding with your jawbone as well as being permanent and stationary in your mouth. Part of what makes implants such a good choice for tooth replacement is the materials they’re made from—titanium and porcelain. The…
DetailsImplant 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…
DetailsThe placement of a tooth implant to provide replacements for missing teeth is based on the condition of your gums and jawbone. With careful positioning, one implant can be used to support one or more crowns. Some techniques use only a few implants to support a full arch of teeth. As you make your decision…
DetailsIf you are missing teeth, you have several options for replacing those teeth to restore your perfect smile. One of these options is dental implants. When choosing a doctor for your implant procedure, it is important to find someone who understands how implants interact with existing gum and bone tissues. For this reason, a periodontist…
DetailsIf 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…
DetailsA tooth implant replaces both the root and the chewing or biting surface of your tooth. These implants are very effective, natural looking, and can last the rest of your life if you take good care of your mouth and gums. In general, an implant is likely to last much longer than a denture, and…
DetailsDental implants are becoming more and more the treatment of choice for patients with missing teeth. Implants provide numerous advantages over dentures or bridges. They provide a full replacement tooth, including a replacement root, and look just like your natural teeth. They also help maintain the long-term health of your jawbone. If you are missing…
DetailsTooth 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…
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