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When Can I Get a Dental Implant After Extraction?

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Tooth extraction is a common procedure, often necessary due to severe decay, gum disease, or injury. While the removal of a tooth can alleviate immediate discomfort and prevent further oral health issues, it also raises questions about the next steps in dental restoration. One of patients’ most frequently asked questions following an extraction is regarding the timeline for getting a dental implant. Dental implants offer a durable and aesthetically pleasing solution for replacing missing teeth, but timing is crucial for[…] Read More

Exploring the Future of Dental Implants: Stem Cell Bone Grafting Revolutionizing Oral Health

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Patients may lose bone in their jaw and gums due to tooth loss or gum disease. The bone does not heal or regenerate itself. Nonetheless, the patient needs full bone density in their mouth and gums to avoid further damage. Bone loss is progressive and can get worse. Usually, the patient will need to undergo oral surgery, where the doctor will implant something that grafts to bones. The patient may need to wait a considerable amount of time before they[…] Read More

Revolutionizing Dental Implants With Photogrammetry: A Game-Changer for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

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In oral and maxillofacial surgery, technological advancements redefine what’s possible. Among these innovations, photogrammetry is a transformative tool, particularly in dental implant surgery. This cutting-edge technique harnesses the power of photography and computer algorithms to revolutionize the planning and execution of dental implant procedures, offering unparalleled precision and efficiency. What Is Photogrammetry? Photogrammetry is a sophisticated imaging technology that captures multiple high-resolution photographs of an object or environment from various angles. These images are then processed using specialized software to[…] Read More

What Is the Success Rate of Dental Implants?

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Dental implants may be an option if you have missing or damaged teeth. Implants are tooth roots usually made of titanium that provide a strong foundation for replacement teeth. While many factors affect the success rate of dental implants, it is generally between 85 and 95 percent, depending on the patient’s age. Dental implants can replace one or more missing teeth, support a bridge, or replace all the teeth if needed. Unlike dentures, the new teeth are fixed into the[…] Read More

What Are Zirconium Bridges?

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Zirconium bridges are used in dental implant surgery to replace multiple teeth or an entire arch of teeth with new teeth made of zirconia. Zirconia is a ceramic material that is stronger and harder than traditional porcelain or acrylic teeth. That means no worrying about fractures while you enjoy foods like apples or steak that denture wearers shy away from. A part of the titanium family, zirconia looks and feels like natural teeth. It does not stain and can be[…] Read More

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