Category: Dental Implants

For a number of individuals, the need for a tooth extraction becomes noticeably known after a significant number of procedures and preventive measures in attempt to save it. For others, however, this need might not be as readily known. This can cause a number of concerns, such as accurately creating a plan for moving forward… Read more »

It goes without saying that a number of factors contribute to your overall oral health, including diet, hygiene and care, and even age. In an ideal world, proper preventive care should be enough to maintain a lifelong smile, but this theory fails to take into account a number of other facets. In fact, people do… Read more »

Adult tooth loss can be a troubling process for most, especially those who weren’t not expecting it to occur. What’s more, the concerns that arise once a structure is missing can be a major detriment to your oral health, causing problems such as functional difficulties, the potential for further loss, and even jaw bone deterioration…. Read more »

The decision to have a dental implant can mean a lifelong and positive difference in your smile. An implant can help fill an awkward gap, and maintain the spacing of surrounding teeth. The implant post stimulates the jawbone, and helps keep the jawbone strong. And dental implants help insure that speaking, eating and chewing feel… Read more »

When people are missing several teeth, or perhaps all of their teeth, it is easy to see the need to find prosthetic solutions for speaking and eating. But the loss of just one tooth should also be a cause for concern, and that is a good time for a conversation with a trusted implant dentist… Read more »

When you lose a tooth, or several, then a series of complications could arise that impact the appearance, function, and health of your smile. To preserve not only your smile, but your facial structure as well, you may benefit from dental implant placement. In today’s blog, your Fort Worth, TX, dentist explains how we plan… Read more »

As we proceed with hectic schedules and meeting tasks and goals, it is only natural that teeth begin to experience wear and tear from daily activities. Factors such as diet, anxieties, physical activities, hygiene practices and more contribute to this phenomenon, which is why we aim to practice excellent oral health habits at home to… Read more »

Tooth loss is a phenomenon that nobody wants to endure, and if it can be avoided at all costs, it is. The fact of the matter is, however, that tooth loss does occur and at times, extraction can be necessary if it means preserving the health of your smile. In some cases, all of an… Read more »

The point of replacing lost teeth with a lifelike restoration isn’t just to rebuild your smile’s appearance and bite function, but also to preserve what remains of your healthy, natural teeth and oral structures. There are many different consequences to losing one or more teeth, and those consequences can continue to have a detrimental impact… Read more »

Time has a significant impact on the state of your oral health and the specifics of your smile restoration plan when it comes to dealing with most dental concerns. This is especially true after losing one or more teeth, which can lead to some of the most destructive consequences for several parts of your oral… Read more »