Dental implants have revolutionized the way that dental professionals approach tooth loss. These biocompatible prosthetics replace the roots of missing teeth so that restorations like crowns and bridges can be held in place for optimal oral function. In some instances, a series of dental implants...
In order for dental implants to osseointegrate fully, the patient must have adequate bone tissue to form a strong bond with the implant. If there is not enough bone, the dental implant may fail prematurely. For patients who have suffered significant bone loss following their...
If you have worn dentures for some time, you likely want to explore your options for improving oral function and comfort. Since dentures have limitations, many patients inquire about new technology and prosthetics to enhance their smiles and improve their ability to eat food comfortably....
Some patients will need to get a bone graft to improve their chances of long-term success with dental implants. It does add extra treatment time to the process, as the patient must heal after that initial procedure before moving forward with implant placement. The specific...
Have you discussed your tooth replacement options with our oral surgeons? Perhaps you were told that you don’t have enough bone mass to support dental implants. If that is the case, you have options to increase your candidacy for dental implant placement with bone grafting...