Welcome to September, a month dedicated to raising awareness about dental implants! At our dental practice, we’re excited to shine a spotlight on this transformative solution for missing teeth. Dental implants have revolutionized the field of dentistry, offering a permanent and natural-looking way to restore smiles. We believe that everyone deserves to feel confident about […]
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Dental implants are more durable and longer lasting than bridges and false teeth. Made of strong metal (titanium), they can last for many years without replacement. Moreover, oral and health problems rarely affect implants. On the other and, gum disease and tooth decay pose issues relative to bridges.
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Most working-age people fail to realize that one of the benefits they lose when they retire is dental coverage. Routine care, for instance, is not a covered Medicare expense. For that reason, we recommend new retirees consider purchasing a supplemental plan of some kind.
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This June, take preventative steps to make sure your mouth and the rest of your body remain healthy throughout the year. Compared to other parts of the body, people more often ignore problems in their mouths.
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Dental implants provide several advantages over other teeth replacement options. They not only look and function like natural teeth, but implant-supported full bridges or dentures last a long time.
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When someone loses a tooth and healthy teeth remain on both sides of the newly missing tooth or teeth, a fixed bridge is a viable treatment option.
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Dentists often replace a missing tooth with a non-removable solution such as a bridge or a dental implant. Today, most dental health professionals believe a dental implant to be the best solution.
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Inside of a tooth, under the white enamel and a layer called the dentin, is soft tissue called the pulp. The pulp contains blood vessels, nerves, and connective tissue and creates the surrounding hard tissue of the tooth during development.
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The hardest tissue in the body, enamel covers the dentin and forms the outermost layer of the crown.
Pierre Fauchard, now known as the Father of Modern Dentistry, gained notoriety during Louis’ reign because he was more than a dedicated teeth puller, like most of his dental peers.
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