When you suffer from a severe case of tooth loss, then you may need more than individual dental implants. However, to prepare smiles for the placement of new dentures, we may first need to extract teeth and possibly perform jawbone grafting. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons will explain how we get your smile ready for implant dentures!
Making Your Implant Placement Comfortable With Sedation
Dental implants require oral surgery to place, but they offer a tooth replacement option that lasts for decades to come. To help our patients enjoy complete smiles again, and ensure the experience of implant placement is comfortable, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons offer a variety of dental sedation options. In today’s blog, we’re going to take a close look at our options!
Using Technology To Replace Missing Teeth
When you suffer from tooth loss, whether that means a single lost tooth or several, then we can help with dental implant placement. To guide the process and ensure optimal tooth replacement, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons use advanced technology, from digital x-rays to cone beam scanning systems!
How Do Dental Implants Preserve Your Smile?
When you lose a tooth, the resulting complications could lead to problems with the function and appearance of your smile. By replacing your lost teeth with dental implants, we not only fill these gaps, but we help preserve your facial structure too. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons explain how we preserve smiles with implant dentistry.
What’s The Timeline for Dental Implants?
If you are considering or have been recommended for a dental implant, you may be wondering when is the best time to schedule it, and how long will the whole process take. While there are many factors that go into dental implant decisions, the experienced dental implant team at Santa Rosa, CA provides videos with dental implant information online, as well as providing unhurried consultations to answer dental implant questions. While we customize the timeline for each patient, we can provide general information on the implant placement timeline. (more…)
How Secure Are Implant Dentures and Bridges?
If you wear dentures, partial dentures, bridges or other dental restorations, you know there is nothing good that comes from feeling something is loose in your smile. Wondering whether you can eat without awkwardness, pronounce words clearly, and go about your day with confidence is not a pleasant feeling. Many people value the security that comes with an implant supported denture or bridge. Implants placed by a Santa Rosa oral surgeon can give you the confidence of security in your smile. (more…)
Do You Need A Grafting Or A Sinus Lift Following Tooth Loss?
When you lose teeth, this doesn’t just leave a gap in your smile. Unless addressed, you could lose mass and density in your jawbone and eventually, develop an aged appearance. In order to rebuild the lost structure and preserve your smile’s structure and beauty, you may need a bone grafting or sinus lift. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons discusses these unique treatment options.
Extracting Teeth Before Implant Placement
Sometimes, remaining teeth need to be removed before we move forward with tooth replacement, while for others serious concerns such as infection could mean a tooth requires removal. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons will explain how we approach tooth extraction and dental implant placement.
Ensuring Your Comfort During Implant Placement
When you suffer from tooth loss, replacing your missing teeth could be crucial for avoiding complications that alter the function of your bite and the appearance of your facial structure. We help restore smiles with implant dentistry, which requires oral surgery. To ensure our Santa Rosa, CA, patients remain calm and comfortable throughout the process, we may suggest dental sedation.
Why Dental Implants Are Often the Preferred Solution
If you lose one or more of your natural teeth, then replacing them is an important step in preserving the future health and integrity of your smile. For many people, the best solution is to replace their lost teeth with an appropriate number of dental implant posts, which are designed to mimic healthy, natural teeth roots. Dental implants can be used to support a custom-designed dental crown, bridge, or denture (depending on how many teeth you’ve lost). They’re often the preferred solution for tooth replacement because they’re the only solution for replacing your lost teeth roots. (more…)