When you lose most of your teeth, or all of them, this could cause trouble eating and speaking. To address the lost teeth and restore your ability to smile with confidence, you may need a full arch restoration. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons will explain how we rebuild lost jawbone structure and secure a fixed denture.
Do Implant Dentures Last Longer?
Removable dentures often need to be replaced every five to ten years. But what if we secured a set of dentures with a series of dental implants? In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons discuss how using dental implants to attach a prosthetic could allow your new smile to last for decades to come.
Am I A Candidate For Dental Implant Placement?
Do you have a lost tooth? Do you have several missing teeth? In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons will explain how we place dental implants, and also who makes a good candidate for these lifelike and long-lasting solutions for tooth loss. We want to help you maintain good oral health and a full smile!
Supporting A Bridge With Dental Implants
A dental bridge is a great way to replace between one and up to three teeth in a row. However, they typically need replacement every few years. But if we support them with dental implants, this could offer a longer-lasting option, and one that protects jawbone structure. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons talk about implant bridges.
An Implant And Crown Can Replace A Missing Tooth
When you lose a single tooth, this could still mean serious trouble for your smile. To replace the lost tooth, we could recommend a dental implant and crown. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons will discuss how we plan and guide the placement of an individual replacement option.
Why Ridge Preservation Is Essential
While we would like to keep all our teeth, sometimes it isn’t an option. Tooth extraction is medically necessary at times — especially when a tooth has undergone damaging trauma or there is irreversible internal decay. In these cases, removal of the tooth is medically advisable and can help improve the overall health of your mouth. When a tooth is extracted, your oral surgeon may recommend ridge preservation to help maintain the health of your mouth and jaw. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons discuss the importance of this procedure and how it can help you reclaim your smile.
Grafting Could Make Your Smile Implant-Ready
When we suffer from the loss of our natural teeth, this could mean major complications for your smile and facial structure. Often, these complications lead to bone structure unable to support tooth replacement with dental implants. To rebuild your smile, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons may prescribe jawbone grafting or sinus lifts!
Will You Need Tooth Extraction Before We Place Implants?
When you lose most of your natural teeth, a set of dentures could restore health, function, and beauty to your smile. However, to prepare your smile for a prosthetic, we may suggest extracting a tooth. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons will discuss how and why we may suggest an extraction prior to implant placement.
Comfortable Dental Implant Placement
Dental implants allow our team to replace a single missing tooth, or to secure a bridge or denture that never slips and lasts for decades to come. But placement involves oral surgery, and this often makes people feel nervous, especially those with dental anxiety. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons will discuss how we use sedation to keep patients comfortable.
How Dental Implants Hold Crowns In Place
The replacement of a single missing tooth can restore your smile as well as your bite function. However, to make sure that you can count on the support of your restoration, you should look into what the right procedure can do to make sure your prosthetic appliance remains secure. At our Santa Rosa, CA and Rohnert Park, CA dental offices, we use dental implants to provide permanent prostheses for patients who want to regain full smiles. Addressing isolated tooth loss with a dental implant-held dental crown can make biting and chewing comfortable, and it can ensure that you regain confidence in your smile! (more…)