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Getting new dental implants is a crucial first step to better oral health. From there, you will need to take good care of your implants to increase your personal success rate. Implants can last for decades as long as you practice good maintenance, and we will go over these steps when you pay us a visit.

There are numerous myths concerning dental implants many people still believe. These myths can prevent individuals from getting the treatment they desperately need. It is vital to separate fact from fiction, so you feel at ease when you visit our periodontist.

The front six teeth in your mouth are often referred to as “the smile zone” because they are the most visible when you smile. If you’re missing any teeth in this area, it can be very embarrassing. If you’re wondering what tooth replacement option is best for the smile zone, dental implants may be the ideal choice. They not only look completely natural, but they also support the jaw bone and prevent it from losing its shape over time.

It is no small decision to seek dental implant treatment, but it may be a wise one. If you are a candidate for dental implants, you can enjoy many benefits, including eating the foods you love and caring for your implants as you would your real teeth. There could be something preventing you from going through with the procedure, however: smoking. Dr. Steven Saunders and Dr. Jeff Dickson advise any smokers to quit the habit before going through with implants for a few good reasons.

There are many factors that increase a person’s chances of having high blood pressure. One of the most overlooked causes is gum disease.

Learn about what makes your custom made dental implant unique and how the final cost may be determined.

Don't settle for slipping, uncomfortable dentures. Learn how implant supported dentures make it easier than ever to renew your smile!

Treating gum recession may be easier than you think. If you've noticed a change in your smile recently, talk to your periodontist and stop receding gums in their tracks!

Treating gum recession may be easier than you think. If you've noticed a change in your smile recently, talk to your periodontist and stop receding gums in their tracks!

You could have a brand new smile in less time than you thought possible. Click to learn more!