The domino effect is interesting to observe. A single falling domino sets off a chain reaction that can cause a limitless number of subsequent actions. Tooth loss is similar. Losing a single tooth can set into motion a chain reaction in your oral health. The unseen issue It’s what happens after tooth loss that matters. Bone
You like to invest in things that exceed your expectations. Who needs a let-down, right? Replacing your missing teeth with dental implants will exceed your overall expectations in many ways. Remember the common ways to lose your teeth are dental decay, trauma, or gum disease. And you want assurance that your new dental implant will not
It’s not uncommon to be concerned. Perhaps concern is too strong a word. Try curious. That’s a better way to view your lifestyle considerations when facing dental implant treatment. It’s actually more inconvenient to live with missing or damaged teeth. If you’ve delayed tooth replacement with dental implants, wait no more. A convenient alternative? There
Storms come and storms go. And some of what they leave behind can be useful (depending on your needs). Sure, there’s damage and destruction. But if the structure’s foundation remains you have something to build on. Tooth loss can be devastating. At least it feels that way on the surface. Most often you’re concerned with
What are your thoughts when you lose a tooth? Sure, your mind races – whose wouldn’t? Will it grow back? (Hey, it’s a normal reaction!) What are my replacement options? Can I live without it? The underlying thought has something to do with the latter question.How will tooth loss affect my lifestyle? Will common treatments
I’ve got “good news” and “bad news.” You know the next question, right? Typically goes something like… “Which do you want first – the good or the bad? How about an alternative statement – a choice between good and good? No borders When you lose a tooth you want some good news. It’s good to
You’ve lost a tooth or teeth. That’s a problem you shouldn’t ignore. We’ve talked about timing and risks of delayed tooth replacement. This is especially urgent if you’re considering dental implant treatment for your missing teeth. Dental implants restore your smile. They also provide a solid structure for your surrounding teeth. It’s essential to get
“Yes” is a good word. It’s a better answer than the alternative. Agreement has value. This is especially true when you’re looking for answers to your questions about tooth loss. Hopefully the answers lead to a “yes!” That is, if you’re wondering about your specific missing tooth – and whether or not a dental implant
“Timing-is-everything.” “…In-the-right-place-at-the-right-time.” Are those chance statements or convincing truth? Ultimately, the response is up to you. Losing a tooth presents such an opportunity. It may seem strange referring to tooth loss as some kind of grand opportunity. Without sounding trite or cliché – it’s not what happens to you, but what you do with it that
The statistics alone could “tip” your choice. No one is immune. Tooth loss happens. Here’s what we know… Statistics reveal that up to 69% of adults ages 35 to 44 have experienced tooth loss. At least one permanent tooth has been lost by this age group as result of an accident, gum disease, a failed
