Dental implants have revolutionized the way we approach oral health, particularly when it comes to replacing missing teeth. Among various types, single tooth dental implants stand out due to their effectiveness in restoring individual teeth; but what exactly makes them better? Understanding Single Tooth Dental Implants A single tooth...
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Pediatric root canal therapy is a vital dental procedure that addresses deep infections in a child’s tooth. It is used to repair and save a tooth that is badly decayed or infected. Unlike in adults, pediatric root canals are tailored to the unique anatomy and needs of children’s teeth,...
When it comes to dental emergencies, knowing how to respond promptly can make all the difference, but as they happen unexpectedly, knowing how to respond promptly can be crucial. In this article, we’ll explore the six most common dental emergencies and offer valuable advice on how to deal with...
Throughout my practice, numerous patients have approached me with concerns about waking up with sore jaws or inexplicable headaches. Have you experienced this before? These may be signs that you might unknowingly be grinding your teeth. Identifying Teeth Grinding Bruxism, known as teeth grinding, is the involuntary act of...
Let’s do a deep dive deep into the topic of gum disease. This is what I have observed, discussed, and experienced based on my studies, my clinical experiences, and on a recent discussion I had on an Instagram video. My Experience with Gum Disease Over my years in dentistry,...
Over the years, I’ve seen and treated countless patients with a series of dental issues and I have encountered several dental issues myself. From these experiences, I’ve realized that our teeth often “speak” to us, signaling underlying problems. It’s essential to listen to these signs and act promptly. Why...
If you have lost most or all of your teeth due to advanced gum disease or decay, it will become nearly impossible to maintain the function of your mouth, whether it’s eating or speaking properly.
Dental implants have been in use now for several decades since they were invented in 1952. In fact, many dental professionals consider them as the standard of care for tooth replacement.
If you’ve been struggling with the embarrassment of having a smile with crooked teeth, perhaps because you don’t want to draw more attention to yourself with traditional metal braces, then you should know that there are some options in modern orthodontics that allow you correct such issues discreetly, like...
If the implant site has signs of bone loss after tooth extraction, your dentist may place a cadaver or synthetic bone at the site in order to build up the bone tissue and achieve a solid base to support the implant