In American culture, the installation of orthodontic braces has become a trope that signifies the awkwardness and transition of adolescence. However, whether it’s because they didn’t have dental issues in their youth or because the proper treatments weren’t available, an increasing number of adults is finding themselves looking to have those treatments applied to their already busy lives.
Below, are some of the advantages of seeking out braces as an adult. Read More»
Although you might have heard of a dental crown, there is a good chance that you don’t know what they are if you have never had one. However, you should know that dental crowns are extremely popular dental treatments for a reason. They can be used to treat a wide range of dental issues; these are a few of the many issues that your dentist can use a crown to treat. Read More»
When you develop cosmetic problems with your teeth, you can suffer a deep feeling of embarrassment. Fortunately, cosmetic dentistry has come a long way in recent decades, and there are advanced treatments available for a variety of problems that you may encounter. However, many potential patients are ill-informed about cosmetic dentistry, and this can lead to them need a couple of simple but common questions answered.
Can Anything Be Done To Repair A Tooth That Has Cracked In Half? Read More»
Dental technology has progressed a great deal from when there were only wooden dentures. If you have lost a tooth due to trauma or even a bad cavity, it’s possible to have the tooth seamlessly replaced with a dental implant. Getting a new implant installed is quick and simple, but there is always the chance of a complication happening. Two common problems are peri-implantitis and failed osseointegration. By knowing more information about them, you can potentially prevent these complications from occurring. Read More»
One potential problem with having a dental implant surgically installed is that there is a risk of the procedure failing. There is an 8% risk of upper jaw implants failing, and 5% risk of lower jaw implants failing. While this percentage is very low, dental implant failure can still happen to you for the following reasons.
Bacteria In The Jawbone
There is a possibility that bacteria in your jawbone caused the implant to eventually fail. Read More»
