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Dental implants are the gold standard of missing tooth treatment. But what exactly do they entail? You might be surprised when you learn more about the three individual components of a dental implant.

You never have to go without your pearly whites. Teeth-in-a-Day® is a popular and effective procedure that allows us to remove decaying teeth and provide you with temporary dental implants the same day.

Did you know there’s a deeper version of your regular dental cleaning? We have the facts about why you might need a deep cleaning, what one entails, and what you can do to prevent the need for one in the future.

Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) is the second generation of PRP, and its use in oral surgery has been a game changer for accelerating healing time, among other benefits. That’s why we recommend PRF for dental implants, gum grafting, and more.

Missing teeth present both functional and cosmetic problems, which is why you need a replacement option that checks off both of those boxes. Dental implants have you covered on both fronts. Read on to learn why they are a game-changer in replacing missing

Cleaning and taking care of your implant is just as important as cleaning your natural teeth. Here are some things you should know about caring for your implant.

Yes, You Still Have to Floss.

Keeping your gums healthy is vital to ensuring that your mouth stays happy and healthy too! To ensure this, what are some ways to make sure your gums stay healthy and keep your smile shining bright for years to come!?

Dental implants typically consist of three components: the post, the abutment, and the restoration.

Keeping your gums healthy is vital to ensuring that your mouth stays clean and your teeth stay intact and in pristine condition.

Oral health is not just about how your smile looks, but how you take care of it!

Missing a tooth? Meet your new best friend—dental implants.

Periodontal or gum disease is an infection of the supporting tissues and bone that hold your teeth in place.

Periodontitis is not a very well-known disease. In fact, because of this, gums are often overlooked and under cared for.