Also known as bone augmentation, dental bone graft is a common and well-known treatment, especially for patients looking to receive a dental implant(s) or whose bone loss has caused deterioration of their gums and dental health. However, what is a dental bone graft, and how is the procedure performed? Many people do not know what bone augmentation is until their dentist recommends this treatment to them or their loved ones. If your dentist has...
Read moreGum recession occurs when the tissue surrounding the teeth pulls back, exposing more of the tooth and root structure. This condition can cause tooth sensitivity and pain. Periodontists perform gum grafting surgery to regenerate lost gum tissue and protect vulnerable tooth roots. Many patients wonder if the gum grafting procedure hurts. This article explains the pains associated with gum grafting and what to expect before, during, and after the...
Read moreEven though you strive to stay on top of your oral and dental health by brushing and flossing your teeth daily, eating healthy, and catching up with your routine dental checkups, you could experience a toothache at some point. A toothache can be alarming and challenging to ignore, whether it is a dull, sudden, sharp, or throbbing pain. Experiencing tooth pain, especially when you touch it, bite down, or chew food, indicates something is wrong...
Read moreOsteoporosis is a bone condition that thins and weakens your bones, increasing your risk of sustaining a fracture. It is a silent disease, as it does not cause any symptoms until your bones start to fracture. Osteoporosis can limit certain dental treatments due to decreased bone density. The common question many people ask is whether they can have dental implants if they already have osteoporosis. The truth is, dental implants can effectively...
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