What To Know About Dental Implants And Bone Grafts
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23 March 2023
Dental implants are long-lasting because the post that supports the crown is surgically implanted into the patient's jawbone. If the jawbone is not strong enough, the dentist will suggest the patient have a bone grafting procedure performed. The strength of a jawbone is determined by X-rays and other diagnostic tests.
What Is a Bone Graft?
The procedure is considered minor surgery and is performed on an outpatient basis. However, patients that require a bone graft must wait several months after the surgery before the implant can be placed.
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Emergency Dentist Or Hospital? What To Consider
Posted on:
13 February 2023
You never know when a dental emergency will occur. You may suddenly suffer severe pain from an abscess. Your child may fall and hit their mouth, causing damage to their teeth. No matter the circumstance, an emergency dentist is necessary. However, there is not always an emergency dentist available near you. There may be some instances where you can get emergency dental treatment at a hospital emergency room. Here is what you need to know.
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Are You Shortening The Life Of Your Dental Crowns?
Posted on:
9 January 2023
When you receive a dental crown, you picture a tooth that you hopefully will not have to address at any time soon. This assumption is because a dental crown can last for decades. Unfortunately, some things can shorten the lifespan of your crown. Knowing some of these habits will hopefully help you address them.
Practicing Poor Oral Hygiene
Although your dentist constructs your dental crown from man-made materials that are not vulnerable to decay, the underlying tooth and tooth root are not.
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What to Expect When Starting Invisalign
Posted on:
30 November 2022
Starting Invisalign treatment can be an exciting experience since it's common to feel empowered due to the positive improvement you're making for your smile. Whether you've been considering starting Invisalign for a while or were persuaded by your dentist to choose this treatment over braces, you'll need to expect to make adjustments to your diet.
Consider the following tips for adjusting your diet to support your Invisalign treatment.
Cut Down on Tea and Coffee
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