Having your wisdom teeth removed has almost become a rite of passage for older teens and young adults, and understandably so. Impacted wisdom teeth can wreak havoc on your oral health, so many patients opt to have an oral surgeon extract these teeth to avoid their consequences. It is possible to determine whether the wisdom…
DetailsTooth loss is a real drag. Not only does it affect your appearance, it will ultimately affect your oral health and wellbeing. Fortunately, our oral surgeon can help. Our practice offers dental implants, which closely replicate the function of biological teeth. If you’re interested in learning more about dental implants, consider these lesser-known facts. Dental…
DetailsKeeping your wisdom teeth could contribute to uncomfortable oral health and quality of life issues. These teeth rarely emerge through the gums properly because they do not have adequate room to erupt. Since wisdom teeth commonly become impacted (“stuck” in the bone and/or gums), dental health professionals recommend that patients see an oral surgeon for…
DetailsAre you concerned that tooth loss is going to interfere with your favorite meals or your ability to eat a healthy, nutritious diet? Don’t despair – dental implants can save the day and allow you to continue to enjoy the foods you love the most. Dental implants are unique because they are structurally complete, consisting…
DetailsPatients go to great lengths to obtain a straight smile, enduring months upon months of orthodontic treatment. Impacted wisdom teeth can undo all of those efforts by pushing the teeth out of their proper positions. Impacted wisdom teeth can create a number of other problems for patients, as well, which is why so many people…
DetailsDental implants have changed the way that dental health professionals treat tooth loss. These prosthetics replace the roots of teeth with biocompatible materials. Before implants, the roots of teeth were not replaceable. Today, however, implant dentistry provides patients with the most lifelike alternative to biological teeth. A dental implant is a small, screw-like prosthetic that…
DetailsHas your dentist referred you to an oral surgeon for wisdom teeth removal? If so, it is likely for good reason. Even if your wisdom teeth aren’t bothering you now, their presence could lead to serious oral health complications in the future. Following are some reasons why wisdom teeth extractions can preserve your oral health…
DetailsOne’s appearance is a common concern after tooth loss. Although some tooth replacement options appear unnatural, dental implants can look just like biological teeth. The visible part of a dental implant can be constructed from porcelain – a tooth-colored material that’s indistinguishable from adjacent biological teeth. Our patients with dental implants enjoy a restored, natural…
DetailsThe arrival of wisdom teeth can produce uncomfortable symptoms. Their presence also contributes to a number of oral health concerns including increased risks for tooth decay and gum disease. If you notice symptoms such as orofacial pain or frequent headaches, you might have impacted wisdom teeth. Symptoms of Impacted Wisdom Teeth It’s important to know…
DetailsAn increasing number of patients are turning to dental implants to replace missing teeth, and understandably so. This advanced technology offers patients a unique tooth replacement that is structurally complete, which is associated with many advantages over older tooth replacement solutions. If you have experienced tooth loss, you should schedule a consultation with an oral…
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