Dental Implants

If you are getting dental implants, you may have to have a sinus lift. What is it and why is it necessary?

When discussing dental implants with your dentist, you may learn that you might have to have a sinus lift or bone augmentation. Let’s look at what that is and why it may be necessary. If you have lost upper teeth in the side or back of the mouth, particularly premolars and molars, you may have also

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What to Expect in Your Upcoming Dental Implant Surgery

If you and your dentist have decided that you will undergo dental implant surgery, you’re probably wondering what to expect. Dental implant surgery is usually done as an outpatient procedure through multiple stages. DENTAL IMPLANT STAGES If you have a damaged tooth that the dental implant is replacing, your implant dentist will remove it and

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SMILE! How Dental Implants Could Change Your Life for the Better

The benefits of a joy-filled smile are astounding. Scientists have found that smiling has an extremely powerful effect on all of us: 1) Smiling is contagious; 2) Smiling reduces stress; 3) Smiling releases endorphins and makes us feel better; 4) Smiling boosts our immunity and prevents heart disease; 5) Smiling makes us more empathetic and

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Caring for Your Dental Implants and Preventing Diseases

If you have dental implants, cleaning and disease prevention are just as important as they are for natural teeth. Peri-implant diseases are inflammatory conditions in the soft and hard gum tissues that surround dental implants. Just like it does around natural teeth, bacteria can build up on the base of the implant, just below the gum line.

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Addressing Common Questions About Dental Implants

In recent years, dental implants have allowed millions of Americans the opportunity to replace damaged and deteriorated teeth with permanent, durable substitutes. According to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry, the success rate of these groundbreaking procedures is a remarkable 98%. The implants themselves are, in essence, threaded screws made of materials such as titanium

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