In this article, Dr. Gross explores how many implants are actually needed when dealing with implant-supported dentures.
Gagging with dentures is unfortunately not uncommon.
Lets explore some common causes and solutions to this prevalent issue.
When we get involved with replacement teeth, the question regarding the end of treatment is on everyone’s mind.
In this article, we explore what to expect from the process.
While cost alone is never the only consideration, generally speaking, getting dental implants rather than partial dentures will be the more expensive option to replace missing teeth. However, this is not always the case. A recent patient visit to our office is a perfect example of the exception to the rule and why you should always explore your options before making a decision to replace your teeth.
When missing a tooth, many people don’t consider the consequences to their oral and even overall health that not replacing it can cause. The truth is, that the consequences can be dire if not addressed in a timely fashion.
When it comes to replacing a tooth, the solution isn’t always so cut and dry. Sometimes an implant is the way to go but in other situations, a bridge better than an implant.
In our latest article, we explore a recent case that we dealt with in our practice dealing with this very question.
If you have a partial denture, losing your teeth does not always mean you need to transition to a full denture. You have other options.
Will My Implant Get A Cavity? The most common problem with real teeth is a dental cavity. Even dental crowns,
I Received An Implant, but There Is No Tooth In My Mouth! This is always a topic of discussion as
Should I Get an Implant or a Bridge? So the conversation went earlier this week. On top of this patient’s
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