If you need to replace a full arch of teeth, you have an alternative to dentures. New dental implant techniques have been developed to restore a full arch using several dental implants. The most common of these techniques are All On 4 and All On 6. While each of these achieves the same results, using […]
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Countless people have recaptured comfort and confidence by restoring missing teeth with All-on-Four dental implants. This treatment has become an attractive and preferred option for patients over the years because it can reinstate an entire mouth of teeth with just four dental implants and only one surgery. With All-On-Four dental implants, it’s possible to replace
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Six Signs Your Dental Implant Is Infected or Failing Infections are the most common problem that people experience after the dental implant procedure. Peri-implantits is a common type of infection. It is a type of gum disease. If it is not treated, then it can lead to bone loss, inflammation and implant failure. Bacteria causes
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Diabetes is a metabolic disease that affects the body’s ability to process glucose, or sugar. Normally the pancreas produces insulin, a hormone that helps the body move sugar out of the blood and into cells where it produces energy. Some diabetics fail to produce enough insulin to accomplish this task while others simply don’t use
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All About Cracked Teeth Did you know that the human jaw can close with a force up to 270 lbs? You could either be a patient of 15 or 72 years of age, and present to a dental office for a comprehensive exam with a chief complaint that the tooth on the upper right side
First, let’s define peri-implantitis, a term associated with dental implants. It happens in patients that already have dental implants and suddenly present an infection that causes inflammation on the bone and gum around the integrated implant that leads to an important loss of supporting bone. For different reasons the loss of bone around a dental
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Dental implants were introduced in the dental industry over 40 years ago. Back then the whole restorative procedure had a totally different meaning. The introduction of the dental implants was the most clever move to restore missing teeth. It is the closest as having a natural tooth without touching the teeth that are next to
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You may have heard your dentist referencing premium dental implants, and wondered what the difference was. The word “premium” means that during your procedure, “top of the line implants” will be used when we replace your natural dentition. Patients often ask, why the high price tag? The Following Factors Determine Dental Implant Costs The quality of
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In dentistry, to accelerate the healing process of soft and hard tissue we use L-PRF, well known as Leukocyte-Platelet Rich Fibrin. Leukocytes are white blood cells. As you know, white cells are part of the immune system and are responsible for the healing process within the human body. When a patient comes in for an
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Traditionally, using a flat-top implant in sloped ridges means choosing between buccal and lingual marginal bone preservation, and aesthetics. At Implantation Dental Center, we have an exciting new dental implant to share with you. With the innovation of this new type of dental implant, you can move to the next level of implant therapy and
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