Dental implants are used to replace natural teeth that have been lost or extracted. Here are a few questions and answers about dental implants.
What makes dental implants different from other tooth replacement options?
A dental implant is designed to replace not only the crown of a tooth, but also the root. As a result, the implant can function in the same manners as a natural tooth. Other tooth replacement options, such as dental bridges and dentures, have false teeth that rest on the surface of the gums.
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3 Bad Habits For Your Child's Dental Health
Life is busy for most people. One thing that seems to fall by the wayside so often is dental health - especially when it comes to younger children. Even the most well-meaning parents can allow their young children to develop bad habits that wreak havoc on their teeth. While it is better to avoid them altogether, you can still help prevent further damage by putting a stop to actions that cause your child's teeth harm.
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How To Get Dental Implants When Your Jawbone Is Too Small
When your jawbone is too small for traditional dental implants, you do have options for dealing with the situation. To figure out the best option for your dental needs, it is best to know more about the different procedures that will allow you to get the dental implants you desire.
Bone Graft
Your first option when dealing with a small jawbone is to have a bone graft done to add some mass to the existing bone.
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The Process Of Getting A Root Canal
The only thing worse than forgetting to visit the dentist is letting your teeth decay to the point that you need to see an oral surgeon. An oral surgeon will cost much more than a traditional dentist, and the operations are usually much more complex. One common dental procedure is a root canal. This article will look at the procedure and help you realize that it is nothing to be scared of.
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