Dental Care and Special Needs: Planning for Success

Posted on: 28 April 2015

Having teeth missing in your mouth may prevent you from smiling. There is hope, though, thanks to dental implants. Before getting these prosthetic implants put in your mouth, you should consider this information first. Types of Implants Before getting implants, you need to know what kinds you have access to. There are three options to select from: endosseous, subperiosteal and transosteal implants. Endosseous implants are shaped like a cylinder, and they are placed within the jawbone.
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Posted on: 9 April 2015

Are you tired of seeing gaps where your teeth used to be? Have you wondered what you can do to bring back your old smile? Dental implants may be for you. But what are dental implants, and how can you tell if you are a good candidate? Dental Implants Defined A dental implant is just a replacement for your missing tooth or teeth. A single dental implant can replace one tooth or several teeth.
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Posted on: 24 March 2015

The quality of your smile is likely very important to you, and this should not be surprising given the intense amount of attention this part of your face with receive on a daily basis. Sadly, dental issues can degrade or even ruin the appearance of your smile, and this can lead to a lack of self-confidence and difficulty speaking. Fortunately, understanding the following answers to common questions about cosmetic dental problems may help you understand how damaged teeth are cosmetically addressed.
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Posted on: 6 March 2015

Acid reflux plagues more than 18.6 million people living in the United States. While most people are aware that it is bad for your esophagus, it is not a well-known fact that it is equally bad for the teeth. If you or someone you care about has acid reflux, it is a good idea to take a little time to learn about how it impacts your oral health: What is Acid Reflux?
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