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Why Choose Dental Implants?
Dental implants are today’s top choice for tooth restoration. Whether you have a single missing tooth or several gaps in your smile, implanted teeth are the ideal solution.
But why do oral surgeons, dental professionals and patients prefer dental implants? What’s so great about implanted teeth? Once you recognize their many remarkable advantages, you’ll understand.
Restore a Natur
How to Sleep After Wisdom Teeth Removal
Worried about how wisdom teeth removal will affect your sleep? You’re not alone – many patients share the same concern. And the truth is, the post-surgical discomfort can make getting enough shut-eye a bit more difficult.
Fortunately, with the right approach, you can sleep after wisdom teeth removal. Here, we explain how to get the rest you need when you’re recovering from a tooth extrac
Maxillofacial Surgery for Facial Tumors
If you
have a facial tumor, or neoplasm, you may need maxillofacial surgery.
Though
not every neoplasm requires surgical treatment, some tumors can pose a serious
health threat. Because of this, anyone who notices an abnormal growth on the
face should schedule a consultation with an expert in oral and maxillofacial
surgery.
Facial tumors can also profoundly affect the appearance, so many pe
Do You Need TMJ Treatment? Warning Signs of Jaw Joint Problems
No
diagnostic test can tell you if you need TMJ treatment. So, how are you supposed
to know if you have temporomandibular joint disorder?
Oral
surgeons are experts in facial conditions and have the skill, knowledge and
training to diagnose jaw joint problems. Often, surgeons look to the symptom
patients are experiencing to confirm a suspected case of TMJ disorder.
If you notice any of the
Can Dental Implants Develop Cavities?
Dental implants are as close to natural teeth as you can get. After implant surgery, no one will ever be able to tell that you once had gaps in your grin.
Since
dental implants mimic natural teeth so well, you may wonder if are they just as
prone to developing cavities.
They’re not. In fact, implanted teeth can’t get cavities at all! However, you still need to care for your smile, or yo