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Most patients who have undergone dental implant procedure say the procedure doesn’t hurt and the discomfort is minimal. The process of placing dental implants can go over the course of a few months. There are few factors which might influence the level of discomfort.

Accidents can happen at any time, some oral injuries may require immediate (emergency) treatment while others can wait until dentist’s normal business hours.

Many of us think that getting teeth replacement is a time-consuming process. If you had done it in past, it involves multiple trips to a dental office and may take many weeks to accomplish the procedure.

If you are considering dental braces or Invisalign to align your teeth or your kid’s teeth, you may have many questions. Which is more efficient? Which is best for my case? Do they cost the same? Will my teeth need to be fixed again in the future?

Dental issues or emergencies do not always happen at a convenient time or on your day off. So we offer Saturday appointments for those unexpected mishaps that occur in life. We understand that it is hard to get time off from work and try to make our schedule coincide with your schedule.

Dental Implant – A sterile titanium threaded post (much less scary than it sounds) that is placed into your jaw bone to hold a replacement tooth, bridge or denture. It can be a perfect solution for those who have lost their tooth or teeth due to gum disease, injury or due to any other reason.

As many of you have heard, the Associated Press recently reported that the federal government removed the recommendation to floss from its dietary guidelines. This guideline had been included in their recommendations since 1979.

What exactly are dental implants and how do they work? Dental implants are prosthetics that are set into your jaw by the surgical placement of an artificial titanium tooth root, on top of which is screwed the replacement tooth.