A Dream Deferred, But Not Forgotten

It can be an exciting time to get dental implants installed to fix your missing teeth. With very little maintenance to keep them looking great over the years, the implants will look natural and be very functional. However, you should raise a red flag with your dentist if you are experiencing any of the following problems after the implants are installed. Inflamed Gums Directly following the procedure, It is common to have inflammation in the area where the implants were installed.

If your teeth are not looking as good as they used to, it might be time to take a significant step to preserve what is left of your oral health. Today, dental implants are more popular than ever. Here are three reasons why dental implants might be just what you are looking for to fix your dental problem and take back control of your daily life. 1. Protect Your Jawbone and Appearance 

Do you have tooth decay? Sometimes it is present, but the affected individuals do not realize it is there. This is due to the misconception some people have that dental cavities have to be brown or black in color. One of the main reasons you should see a dentist is to ensure that you are aware of signs of premature tooth decay. The sooner you can confirm that you have cavities, the better your chances are for salvaging the affected tooth.

Has a holistic treatment that you tried with your oral health gone awry, and now you have a serious oral health complication? Did you try to do something on the Internet that you read was safe, but you now you fear that you could have done damage to your mouth and you are suffering in pain? You have to get to a dentist right away to see if you are at the risk of a serious health problem and to get your teeth examined right away.

Have you lost a tooth or a few teeth? There are several options for you. You may choose a solution based on cost considerations, but which option feels natural, normal, and right? Trust your gut feeling. Dentures Dentures are a temporary tooth replacement option. Because they are temporary, they have to be removed at night when you go to bed or for cleaning. They are also fairly unstable and may cause unpleasant noises when you chew, speak, or laugh.

Taking care of your teeth is essential when it comes to ensuring your overall health. Many people have an aversion to visiting the dentist, so they put off important dental procedures for a time. While you may be tempted to postpone your root canal, there are some situations where an emergency root canal is necessary for your health and safety. Here are three symptoms that you can watch for when determining if you should invest in an emergency dentist for a root canal, or schedule a regular appointment for your root canal in the future.

When your teeth need to be extracted, and you've decided to get dentures, you may have the option of having both of these procedures performed on the same day or visiting the dental clinic on two separate days. The latter can be worthwhile in some situations, but if you feel comfortable with going through the tooth extraction and the denture fitting on the same day, it's worthwhile to do so. In many cases, dental professionals will allow you to make this decision based on how you feel.

  You may have lost a tooth or two due to tooth decay or an accident. Now you want a replacement but are a little concerned about safety. Below we look at a few tooth replacement options to guide you on your choice. Dentures These are a set of artificial teeth meant to replace your upper and lower teeth. They can be either partial or complete. The obvious advantage of dentures is their low cost and the fact that you can easily remove and clean them.