Tooth loss is something that more than half of Americans have to deal with - and that also means dealing with the issue of how to get those lost teeth replaced. And they do need to be replaced. It’s not just a cosmetic concern. Adjacent teeth can drift into the empty...
About three years ago, we told you about some of the research supporting two important tools we use when placing ceramic dental implants: ozone and platelet rich fibrin (PRF). Science was already showing that these adjunct therapies support good healing and better...
Just as we don’t use mercury amalgam to fix decayed or damaged teeth, we don’t use titanium implants to replace missing teeth. A recent paper by German dentist and naturopath Dr. Johann Lechner and American dentist and implant expert Sammy Noumbissi simply confirms...
When we help restore or improve our patients’ smiles with ceramic dental implants, there are special procedures we include to provide extra support for their long-term success. After all, even with good dental insurance, implants can be a major investment - a...
With all types of allergies on the rise, biocompatibility is more important than ever. Just like you want to be sure that any materials used to replace or restore teeth are a good match for your individual biochemistry, any materials used to support the healing...
No one wants to lose a tooth, but sometimes it happens. When it does, you’ve got three options for replacing it: a bridge, a partial denture, or an implant. Implants are the closest thing you can get to natural teeth, and this is because of how they work. Where once...