Dental Implant Blog
The Success Rate of Dental Implants Speaks for Itself
Missing teeth can cause myriad problems. From issues with chewing and speaking to jawbone loss and alignment problems, even one missing tooth can be tough. ...
Post-Implant Care, Checkups and Cleaning
Congratulations, you’ve made the decision to get dental implants! Dental implants offer patients the nearly permanent opportunity to replace missing, damaged or decaying teeth. Once ...
Pterygoid vs. Zygomatic Implants
Dental implants replace missing teeth by anchoring crowns into the jawbone. Once healed and fully placed, they will look and function just like natural teeth. ...
Sedation Dentistry Makes the Implant Process Stress-Free
If stress and anxiety has kept you from staying on top of your dental health, sedation dentistry may help you overcome those barriers. Instead of ...
Are Implant Retained Dentures Right for You?
Missing teeth can affect everything from eating and speaking to your self-confidence. Many people rely on dentures to help maintain function and appearance. Unfortunately, traditional ...
Will Dental Implants Match My Natural Teeth?
Dental implants offer a safe, effective way to replace missing teeth. After the healing process, you’ll enjoy eating, speaking and smiling normally once more. However, ...
Healing Phases After Dental Implant Surgery
Scheduling your dental implant is an exciting step in your journey to a beautiful new smile. Generally, the implant procedure has two healing phases. Understanding ...
Can You Get Dental Implants if You Grind Your Teeth?
Missing teeth often interferes with eating, speaking and socializing. Dental implants are a nearly permanent solution and they function just like your natural teeth. However, ...
Do Dental Implants Stain Like Natural Teeth?
Dental implants are a nearly permanent solution for missing teeth. In many ways, they look and function just like your natural teeth. Patients sometimes ask ...
When to Replace a Broken Tooth with Dental Implants
Typically, broken teeth are fixed with fillings or crowns. If damage to the tooth is significant, the tooth may need to be extracted and replaced ...