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15 Aug Replace Missing Teeth with Dental Implants: Top 5 Benefits

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In the past, patients had limited options for replacing missing teeth. Before dental implants became widely available, lost teeth were replaced by bridges and full or partial dentures. Today, however, dental implants have become the preferred method of tooth replacement because they are incredibly durable,...

05 Aug Wisdom Teeth Removal: Preserve Your Investment in Orthodontic Treatment

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Did you receive braces as a child or teenager? Did you know that when your wisdom teeth come in they could reverse all the progress made by orthodontic treatment? It is true. When wisdom teeth erupt through the gums in early adulthood, they will crowd...

25 Jul Is oral sedation an option for my upcoming dental surgery?

Posted at 14:48h in oral sedation

Oral sedation can help to make patients more comfortable during oral surgery, and it’s particularly appealing to patients who are squeamish about needles and don’t want to get sedation intravenously. It’s understandable that many people would rather take a sedative in pill form rather than...

15 Jul I’m considering dental implants, what questions should I ask my oral surgeon?

Posted at 14:44h in dental implant

Congratulations on your decision to consider dental implants as a solution for your tooth loss! This state-of-the-art technology offers the most structurally complete tooth replacement available, and it is becoming an increasingly popular among many patients who have suffered tooth loss. When you are weighing...

06 Jul Harmful Effects of Soda on Teeth

Posted at 14:39h in dentist

Patients who have a soda habit may not recognize the damage that they’re doing to their smiles. However, as our dentist can tell you, soda is one of the most common dietary culprits of tooth decay. A major concern about soda is the sugar content. That...

27 Jun Dental Implant Placement: What can I expect after the anesthesia wears off?

Posted at 10:55h in tooth replacement

Implant dentistry requires a surgical procedure involving anesthesia. If you’ve never had anesthesia before or it’s been some time since your last surgery, here’s an overview of what you may experience after the procedure. Most patients who get dental implants for tooth replacement will actually receive...

15 Jun Do I really need to get dental checkups every six months?

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Some patients feel that they just can’t fit in semiannual appointments with their dentist, while others may avoid these visits out of dental fear. However, if you’re tempted to put off your exams and cleanings, you may suffer some pretty serious consequences for your oral...

03 Jun What if I decide to keep my wisdom teeth?

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Many patients who are not experiencing symptoms due to impacted wisdom teeth may wonder why it’s recommended that they have those teeth extracted. Some may even opt to keep their wisdom teeth rather than undergo the surgical procedure needed to remove them. If you’re weighing...

25 May Detecting Gum Disease Early

Posted at 15:00h in dentists

Gum disease - especially in its advanced stages - is a major danger to your oral health. During routine checkups, dentists always look for potential signs of gum disease in an effort to curb this pervasive condition’s effect on oral health. When gum (periodontal) disease...

16 May What is the best option to replace missing teeth?

Posted at 14:59h in missing teeth

Have you lost one or more teeth? Are your teeth failing? Losing teeth is incredibly distressing but there are a few options that can help you regain oral function and enjoy good quality of life. Most dental professionals prefer dental implants to other tooth replacement...

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