Considering Implants? Here's What You Should Know About Peri-Implantitis

Posted on 15 December 2014

Although replacing missing teeth with dental implants offers many advantages, one risk brought about by the procedure is the potential for development of peri-implantitis. Here's what you need to know about this potential problem. What is peri-implantitis? Peri-implantitis is an inflammatory process that leads to the destruction of both hard and soft tissues that surround dental implants. It is caused by periodontal pathogens that can invade cavities left when dental implants are initially put into a patient's mouth. [Read More]

5 Natural Ways To Reduce Tartar Build-Up On Your Teeth

Posted on 12 December 2014

Tartar is a yellow calcified material that forms on the surface of your teeth. It is hard to remove. Your dentist uses instruments and a process called scaling to remove tartar from your teeth. While this is the best method to remove tartar, you can use natural steps at home to ensure to reduce the appearance of tartar on your teeth. Some of the ingredients to these natural remedies may already be in your kitchen. [Read More]

4 Things You Should Know About Rejected Dental Implants

Posted on 12 December 2014

Are you concerned that your dental implant may reject? With any implant, rejection can be a legitimate concern--but there are a few things that you should know about dental implant rejection in particular. Dental implants are extraordinarily safe, and discussing this situation with your dentist may be the best way to alleviate your concerns. 1. Dental Implants Rarely Reject Rejection with dental implants is extremely rare; most patients will never need to worry about this. [Read More]

Things To Avoid To Cut Down On Dental Implant Rejection

Posted on 11 December 2014

Dental implant surgery offers a tremendous alternative to being forced to rely on traditional dentures to replace lost teeth. For dental implants to work, however, the body has to accept the implant during the natural post-procedure healing process. Be on the lookout for complications and avoid certain behaviors that contribute to rejections if you truly want the procedure to be a success. Signs of Impending Failure During the healing process,be on the lookout for certain indicators your implants are being rejected. [Read More]

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I have always been shy about my teeth, but a few years ago a friend told me that I didn't need to be. He talked with me about the prospect of working with a cosmetic dentist, and although the idea seemed silly at first, I realized that it was a great way to improve my smile. When I met with the dentist, he talked with me about all of the ways it could be improved, and it was amazing to hear all of my options. Within a few short months, my smile looked brand new, and I know that I owed it all to the dentist. This blog is all about creating a more beautiful smile.

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