One of the biggest factors which differentiates dental implant surgeons is whether they decide to place implants freehand, or whether they opt for a predictive surgery technique which uses surgical guides for determining where each implant should be located.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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There are lots of different types of technology being utilized in modern dentistry, all with the intention of making procedures safer and more accurate, thus improving the patient’s experience. When a dentistry practice chooses to invest in the latest technologies, they are showing a commitment to offering their patients the most superior service possible. Nevertheless, if you aren’t familiar with the technologies now being offered, you may feel a little confused about what they will mean for your dental procedure and how they will benefit you.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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Sedation dentistry is exactly what you might expect – routine dentistry procedures performed while the patient is under the effects of sedative medications. The purpose of giving these medications is to help the patient remain calm, still and relaxed for the duration of their appointment and the ingredients within each type of sedative drug enable their body to respond in this way.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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Our gums are a vital part of the strength and durability of our teeth. Fitting snugly around them, our gums help to hold our teeth securely in place. However, many of us neglect our gums when it comes to our oral care, focusing on our teeth, often at the expense of this important area of soft tissue. If you don’t look after them well, you may experience a problem known as receding gums.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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If you need to replace a tooth or teeth, you may have found that the dental market just isn’t what it was for your grandparents. Gone are the days of a single option to complete your dental needs. Tooth replacement has several options, many of which are on the leading edge of dental science. You’ve likely heard of dentures and bridges, but implants and now, All-on-4’s are less known by dental patients. It is important to understand what your options are and how those options might benefit you. Educated patients can help make the best decisions for their medical and dental needs.... Read more ​​​​​​​
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