Cleaning dental implants properly is essential for preventing gum inflammation and bone loss that can lead to implant failure. Implant cleaning differs from natural tooth care because you must protect the gums and bone seal around the implant, not the implant body itself. Daily routines should include gentle brushing along the gumline, interdental cleaning between […] ...

Dental implant healing happens in stages, first with gum closure and then with gradual bone integration that allows the implant to function like a natural root. Normal healing symptoms during the first few days include mild bleeding, soreness, and swelling that should steadily improve instead of worsening. Osseointegration takes several months, and placing or loading […] ...

Sensitivity after dental implant surgery is common because gum and bone tissues need time to heal. The type and location of sensitivity, such as soreness when chewing, gum tenderness, or nerve sensations, can reveal what is causing the discomfort. Bite overload can trigger sharp pressure pain on the implant, and a simple bite adjustment from […] ...

Mini implants don’t integrate with bone, making them less stable than traditional implants. They are not designed to be permanent, despite being marketed that way. Higher failure rates occur in the upper jaw and molar areas due to stronger bite forces. Lower upfront cost can become more expensive long-term if replacements or repairs are needed. […] ...

Losing teeth affects more than your appearance. It changes how you eat, how you speak, and how confident you feel in everyday situations. The good news is that dentistry has come a long way. Today’s tooth replacement options are more comfortable, stable, and natural-looking than what was available even a decade ago. If you’re considering […] ...

When properly cared for, your teeth should last a lifetime. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Some people lose teeth due to genetic factors, while others experience it because of poor oral hygiene or lifestyle habits.  If you’re dealing with the teeth loss or are unhappy with traditional dentures, you might be considering All-on-4 or […] ...

Dental implants are an excellent choice for anyone missing teeth, offering a permanent solution to get your smile back. The procedures can vary, though, so understanding these differences is key to choosing the right approach for you.  If you’re asking, “Can dental implants be done in one day?” the answer is yes. With permanent 24-hour […] ...