Dental Implants

Do you have gaps in your smile or teeth that need to be extracted? Dentists recommend filling gaps between teeth to prevent the surrounding teeth from shifting position and avoid problems with eating and speech. One of t.....
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When you're enjoying the Christmas holidays, the last thing you want is to have to visit the emergency clinic. However, the festive season is the most common time of the year for dental injuries and toothaches, as people.....
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Dental implants are a permanent solution for replacing missing teeth. Once placed in the jaw, an implant can support one or more prosthetic teeth that can look, feel and function like natural teeth. Placing a dental impl.....
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Many oral health risks increase with age. Seniors are more likely to experience certain dental diseases and related problems than people in younger age groups, due to a combination of age-related risks, health factors ac.....
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If you need to replace all of your upper or lower teeth or all the teeth in your mouth, full arch dental implants could be an option. Unlike removable dentures, implants are secured in the jaw as a long-term replacement .....
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If you're missing any teeth, or looking for a more permanent alternative to dentures, your dentist may recommend dental implants. Made from strong titanium, covered by an artificial tooth, dental implants are long-lastin.....
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Missing teeth can affect more than just your appearance. If you've lost one or more teeth, plugging the gap can lower your risk of oral health problems and support the healthy teeth on either side so they don't shift and.....
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There are many reasons as to why you should replace your missing tooth, and they range from health to aesthetic. In the same vein, it is important to note that leaving them untreated may result in short as well as long-t.....
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