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What is the Difference Between a Dentist and an Oral Surgeon?

Dental specialties are more than few and far between, they’ve become very common. But, the question many people have is when do you see a specialist instead of a general dentist? Here is a breakdown of the difference between a general dentist and a dental specialist, like an oral surgeon. What Is a Dentist? A…

When to Seek Out a Dental Specialist

When to Seek Out a Dental Specialist

When you choose to see an oral surgeon, they have the knowledge and capability to do more testing and well-being checks than a general dentist, for major issues like oral cancer. Oral surgeons have the proper technology and skills to perform oral pathology for their patients. Oral pathology, also referred to as oral and maxillofacial…

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Dental Implants: The Process And Technique

Dental ImplantsDental Implants are a permanent solution for patients who are suffering from missing teeth. Also, they provide patients with missing teeth a restorative option that is designed to fit, feel, and function just like their natural teeth. In order to better understand dental implants please review the paragraphs below: Before SurgeryBefore you undergo dental…

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Dental Implants: Will I Need Bone Grafting?

Dental Implants & Bone Grafting Dental Implants are the perfect solution for patients who are suffering from missing teeth. This is because dental implants are designed to function, fit, and feel just like your natural teeth. Also, for patients who are suffering from missing teeth dental implants are a long-lasting solution. Oftentimes it’s necessary for…

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Why You Should See a Specialist for Dental Implants

When one or more teeth are missing, chances are you get a recommendation for dental implants as a way to restore your smile and revitalize your oral functionality. Dental implants can provide a life-long solution to tooth loss, and in many cases are the recommended treatment method.  As this treatment grows in popularity, so do…

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Sedation Dentistry and Dental Anxiety Relief

Sedation DentistryMajority of dental patients are nervous before a dental procedure and may need some form of sedation to help relieve them of their anxiety. For some people their anxiety and nerves about having a dental procedure done are so severe that they avoid the dentist all together. However, thanks to all of the advancements…

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Dental Implants: Will I Need Bone Grafting?

Dental ImplantsDental Implants provide patients with a permanent solution for their missing teeth and allows them to enjoy the benefits of fully functional teeth replacements that function just like their natural teeth. Patients experience newfound confidence after a successful dental implant procedure. Also, they no longer have dietary restrictions or problems with their speech. When…

How Much Of An Issue Is Missing Teeth?

How Much Of An Issue Is Missing Teeth?

Missing teeth has more effect than most people expect. Without taking care of missing teeth, your jawbone can begin to diminish, causing a sunken look to the face, and infection to occur. The lack of jawbone structure can also begin to affect other teeth and the soft tissues in the mouth, so it is important…

Ease Your Fears With Sedation

Ease Your Fears With Sedation

A lot of dentists know it is a common feeling to fear going to the dentist. Because of this common thought, had by people around the world, doctors have introduced sedation dentistry to their list of procedures they are capable of. There are many forms of sedation dentistry, and your doctor will choose the best…

Laser Dentistry

Correcting Oral Issues with Laser Dentistry

Laser dentistry is becoming a popular technique that provides an alternative option for your dental procedures. Lasers work by creating energy in a light form. They are set at different wavelengths and vaporize the tissue when it comes in contact with it. The tissue absorbs the wavelength of light at a setting that is acceptable…

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