Your wisdom teeth are the back molars that typically emerge between the ages of 17 and 21. These are your last adult teeth that will emerge in your mouth, but many people do not have enough room in their mouth to accommodate these teeth without their other teeth experiencing shifting. If this is an issue […]
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Dental implants are a great way to regain a natural-looking, complete smile. With these high-tech replacement teeth, you receive an implant that mimics the entire natural structure. During the dental implant procedure, a titanium “root” is inserted into your jawbone and will be used to support the bridge, denture, or crown. The dental implant will […]
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When caring for your dental implants keep in mind that it is very similar to caring for your natural teeth. You should keep your dental implants clean and plaque-free by brushing and flossing them twice a day and cleaning after meals with gentle brushing. When brushing, be sure to give special attention to each side […]
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