1- If I’m told I need an implant, will I also need bone grafting? Upon reviewing your Xrays, your dentist will be able to determine whether there is sufficient bone to do the implant. If necessary bone grafting will be recommended as part of the overall treatment....
1- What’s an implant? An implant is a replacement for a missing tooth. It is basically a post that supports a new crown or cap. It is the best alternative to missing teeth because it gives you the best overall result. It’s like having your tooth back. 2- Why would I...
Three very important reasons why people commonly experience problems with implants are: Implants are technique sensitive. If they are not done properly there may be complications. The implant design and placement makes a difference in how implants heal and how...
What are my options for implants? Implant posts are usually made with titanium, a metal that does not cause inflammation and is considered very biocompatible. In my opinion the cause of inflammation is microbes around the implants and in the bone. Where titanium...
I’ve heard that implants are not good for me. Why does this concern people? Implant posts are made with titanium, a metal, and some people – even some practitioners – believe that all metals are bad for you. This is generally not true unless you have an...
You may lose a new implant faster than the original tooth if you don’t address the underlying problem in your mouth. Upon receiving an implant, many people think, “problem solved.” Think again! A relatively unknown cause of gum inflammation that leads to tooth and...
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