Note: This post was written by Dr. Hervas in 2020, as a response to the COVID-19 health crisis in the United States. It may not reflect current information. For up-to-date information on the pandemic, visit the CDC.gov website. For information about our current safety standards, we invite you to call our office. Today and everyday, […]
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A few decades ago, it was very common for dental surgeons to perform excessive extractions to solve oral health problems, without a restorative plan. With the advances in modern Dentistry, today there are numerous comfortable, economical and safe alternatives to address missing teeth. The All-on-4 technique is one of the most reliable solutions nowadays. What
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Pandemic by definition is a spread of a disease across a large region across continents, which in essence is across the whole world. Covid-19 began in Wuhan, China in the late 2019. By today all 50 states in our country reported the novel coronavirus. This pandemic became a serious health risk due to the easy
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After any dental procedure, you’re bound to have a lot of questions. Dr. Hervas will always do his best to keep you informed about your upcoming dental implant, but sometimes new questions arise between appointments. When something doesn’t look or feel “right”, it’s important that you contact your dental professional’s office and schedule an appointment.
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When you have decayed or chipped teeth your self-confidence suffers. A less than perfect smile not only poses serious health risks by making you vulnerable to gingivitis and other serious issues, but it also impacts your self esteem. For both of those reasons, it’s important to see your dentist regularly for treatment. There are a
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The All-on-4™ dental bridge is a full arch fixed implant bridge. As a large dental bridge it solves a number of issues but it also is accompanied by possible side effects and consequences that should be considered. 5 Factors to Consider When Determining Whether the All On Four Dental Bridge is Right Speech Issues
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Learn Dental Terminology Teeth, like bones, can wear down with age and use. The different types of wear have names that dental professionals use. Today we discuss common dental issues: cupping, dental abrasion, and dental erosion. What is cupping? The enamel can become perforated or erode due to normal use and wear and tear. This
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Any dental procedure or implantation has the potential to be uncomfortable for the patient. Sometimes the period between the initial consultation visit and the final procedure that results in the dentist placing permanent crowns can span months. This time period feels especially long for the patient who is experiencing complications and discomfort due to decayed
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Dental Implants for Seniors If you’re deciding whether or not to get dental implants as a senior, you’ll want to learn about the benefits and the requirements you need to have permanent dental implants. With age the risk of decay and loss of teeth increases. With implants, seniors can have the opportunity to have a
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Are you wondering if you are a candidate for dental implants? Dental implants can change your smile, boost your confidence, and solve common dental issues. Here are a few frequently asked questions: At what age am I no longer eligible for dental implants? There is no cutoff age for dental implants, but there are certain
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