Questions about Dental Implants

Posted on: 27 April 2023
While losing a tooth can be a stressful experience, your dentist should be able to offer several restoration options. For many patients, the choice will come down to either a fixed dental bridge or a partial denture. A fixed bridge gets its name because it effectively bridges gaps between teeth. Your dentist will use two surrounding teeth as anchor points, then use them to secure a false tooth over the gap.
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Posted on: 24 February 2023
Loss of teeth affects not only your appearance but your oral health as well. If you lose one or more teeth, filling the gap can reduce the risk of oral health problems.  Tooth replacement is also a viable option that supports remaining healthy teeth on both sides not to move or become crooked. Two of the most popular ways to replace missing teeth are using dentures or dental implants. Here's a rundown of what you should know about the two teeth replacement procedures.
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Posted on: 22 December 2022
Going to the dentist can feel like a stressful experience for many people. The thought of going through a tooth extraction can be particularly nerve-wracking, especially if you've never had one before. But fortunately, dentists are well-versed in ways to help their patients feel comfortable and relaxed during this procedure. Below are some ways your dentist will ensure you feel at ease during a tooth extraction. Dental Sedation The first way your dentist will make sure you feel comfortable during a tooth extraction is by offering dental sedation.
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Posted on: 16 November 2022
If you have been overlooking your oral health, you should consider setting up an appointment with a qualified dentist. Often, people ignore the need for a dental check-up until problems such as cavities, gum disease or injuries occur. Unfortunately, the lack of regular medical assessment can lead to the escalation of minor issues. For instance, minor gingivitis could turn into periodontitis if the disease is not detected early. Therefore, plan for your long overdue dental check-up as soon as possible.
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