Turning a Conventional Denture Into a “Snap On” Denture
Check out our vlog that goes over the process of converting a complete conventional denture into an Overdenture or " Snap On" Denture.
Missing Teeth Problems and How to Avoid Them
Teeth can be missing due to a variety of reasons, including genetic defects, tooth decay, injury, or periodontal disease. Additionally, teeth may be removed or extracted due to orthodontic treatment or overcrowding...
Dentures vs. Bridges
Dentures and bridges are both dental prosthetics used to replace missing teeth. Dentures are removable, full or partial sets of false teeth that are held in place by suction or a special adhesive.
Bridges vs. Dentures
Check out our vlog that pictures two treatment plans: one with two implants and a permanent bridge and the second one with two implants and a removable denture.
The Use of Platelet-Rich Fibrin with Extractions
Check out our vlog that goes over a surgical technique utilized to obtain growth factors from a patient's blood to facilitate healing after surgical extractions of teeth.
Will my Dental Insurance Cover Implants?
Check out our video that describes the clauses in dental insurance plans that will allow or disallow dental implant coverage. This is a general overview, not intended to cover individual detailed insurance plans coverages.
Can Implants be Removed?
Can implants be removed? Check out our vlog that outlines reasons why implants can need to be removed and answers the question with confirmation and pictorial representation of the process.
The Versatile Use of Implants
We showcase the versatile use of dental implants but reviewing a patient case where a beautiful smile was the result of using dental implants to create a bridge and retain a removable denture.
Dental Emergencies and What to Do in an Emergency
In our latest blog, what what is considered a dental emergency and who to call if you need help.
My Implant is Loose…What Do I Do?
Implants can become loose in your mouth; sometimes, it's hard to avoid. Where an implant can get loose is between the implant body and the permanent abutment that supports the crown.