01 Feb The Risk Of Wisdom Tooth Eruption
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The wisdom teeth are new molars that erupt in the rear of your mouth. Without extraction, these could cause problems for the health, function, and beauty of your smile. Which is why we recommend removing them! With our team at Charlottesville Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Centers, we can protect you from the dangers associated with wisdom teeth!
When you have lost most or all of your teeth, this could mean trouble with eating, speaking, and issues with your overall quality of life. Dentures secured with dental implants can help address tooth loss and offer long-lasting results. With our team at 
The loss of even a single tooth can lead to serious oral health problems, and so it is important to talk with your dentist about your options to replace it quickly after you start to notice signs. 
When you notice sores that don’t heal or other changes to your smile and soft tissues, you shouldn’t ignore these concerns. Instead, you should contact our team to schedule an examination right away. 
When you have issues with the growth and development of your smile or have sustained a serious injury, then you could have complications that can lead to poorer oral health. To correct these concerns, you need orthognathic surgery. 
When you sustain a serious injury to your face or jaw, including injuries that fracture the jawbone or cause missing teeth, you need treatment. With the right intervention, we can repair your smile and ensure good facial esthetics in the process. 
An impacted tooth is one that only partially erupts, and could lead to serious complications with the function and appearance of your smile. Your oral health could suffer as well! But with the right treatment, we could correct this serious oral health concern. 
When patients are approved for prosthodontic work with dental implants, they can look forward to many advantages over other treatment options. A dental implant provides stability for a replacement tooth that mimics the support our natural teeth receive from their roots. When you bite and chew, the implant stimulates the jawbone and keeps it healthy, and its location and position will actually help stabilize neighboring teeth. Unfortunately, not everyone can move straight into plans to receive a dental implant. One concern is that jawbone deterioration after tooth loss has already occurred to the point where the placement process will be difficult. In this situation, 
After losing teeth, many people worry that they will be left with permanent issues that affect their smile, dental function, and health. The problem is one that has prominent cosmetic and quality of life effects, but you should know that these effects can be managed with the right treatment. 