As a child, tooth loss meant a visit from the tooth fairy and a surprise under your pillow. But as an adult, tooth loss can mean difficulty eating, poor dental function, low self-confidence, and costly restorative procedures. If you have recently experienced tooth loss and are overwhelmed with the all the available options to replace…
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If you are missing one tooth or an entire arch of teeth, there are a variety of restorative procedures available to refurbish your smile, including dental implants and conventional dental bridges and overdentures. Dental implants are one of the most highly preferred methods. These small screw-like fixtures are designed to mimic the natural tooth roots…
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Traditional x-ray technology was first documented as early as the 1890s and has been used in dentistry for decades since. If fact, many dental practices today still use this form of imaging to locate hard tissue concerns in the teeth and jawbone undetectable to the naked eye. Around 1990, digital x-ray technology was introduced into…
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