Can you still get Dental Implants with bone loss? TL;DR: Many people assume they’re no longer candidates for Dental Implants with bone loss, but that’s often not the case. This blog explains how bone loss affects implant treatment, what procedures can help rebuild the jaw, and how an oral surgeon determines the best approach for your
Precision care: The role of 3D dental imaging in surgery TL;DR: 3D Dental Imaging helps oral surgeons see far more than traditional dental X-rays, allowing for more precise diagnosis and personalized treatment planning. At Memorial Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, this advanced technology supports safer, more predictable care for a wide range of oral surgery procedures. Creates
What is an impacted tooth and does it need to be removed? TL;DR: Wondering what is an impacted tooth and whether it needs treatment? An impacted tooth is a tooth that cannot fully erupt through the gums because it’s blocked by bone, gum tissue, or neighboring teeth. While some impacted teeth can be monitored, others may
Comparing Options: What Are the 3 Types of Dental Implants? TL;DR: If you’re wondering what are the 3 types of dental implants, the answer depends on your oral health, bone structure, and how many teeth need to be replaced. Understanding the different options can help you have a more informed conversation with your oral surgeon
The science of smiles: How do Dental Implants work? TL;DR: If you’ve been wondering how dental implants work, this guide explains the science behind Dental Implants and why they’re considered one of the most reliable tooth replacement options available today. Learn how implants fuse with the jawbone, what treatment involves, and what to expect during
How long do Dental Implants last and how to maintain them? TL;DR: Dental Implants can last 25 years or longer with proper care. The titanium post itself often lasts a lifetime, while the crown on top may need replacement every 10 to 15 years due to normal wear. How long yours last depends largely on
