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  Dental implants   are an excellent choice to replace a damaged or a lost tooth. It is a safe and an effective solution that provides one with a natural looking replacement. If the tooth loss is recent and general health of the patient is good,   bone grafts for dental implant  may not be needed.  In other cases, after removing the damaged tooth, a graft may be used to prepare the jawbone for supporting a dental implant. It is a very safe procedure and an experienced dental surgeon will ensure proper healing. What is a bone graft for dental implants? A bone graft for dental implant   is a surgery where a healthy bone is transplanted to repair or replace a damaged bone. It may be used as a scaffold around which the body may grow a new bone and even replace the graft over time to support implants like in case of knee replacement, dental implants, etc. This transplant is used to provide a strong framework and stability for the body to grow a healthy bone. Types of bone graft for dental i

Dental Implants   have been a big revolution in the field of dental restoration. The field, the implants, techniques, and materials used have evolved over time. What takes the cake today is all-on-x dental implants   which have made getting these Implants a far easier decision for people.  When one loses a tooth, it impacts not just the food habits and intake but also the confidence of a person. Degeneration due to age, periodontitis or gum disease, tooth infection and cavities, diseases, poor nutrition, accidents or injuries, can all lead to loss of tooth or teeth. While some people may settle for dentures, most people now seek permanent solutions as dental procedures are far more advanced and safe today.  The pros of  all – on-x dental implants It prevents bone degeneration and loss. When one does not replace the missing tooth, it can lead to widening of gaps as well as bone degeneration from that area. These all-on-x dental implants can help you avoid this.  It mimics natural feelin

Dental Implants   have become a go-to procedure for tooth replacement these days. While considering dental implants as an option for replacing missing teeth, you are bound to learn about both “all-on-4” and “all on 6 dental implants procedures.  Removable dentures used to be the only option for the replacement of teeth in the past. However, the oral function can now be restored with fixed teeth, thanks to advanced techniques. Dental implants are now one of the top choices for fixed dental restoration. However, it is important to be aware of the various techniques of dental implants before the choice can be made. Normally, All-on-4 or All on 6 dental implant treatments are considered beneficial for full mouth rehabilitation and are usually recommended by dentists.  All-on-4 dental implants use four implants per jaw whereas six dental implants are used in the All-on-6 procedure. However, they both provide fixed teeth or removable dentures (teeth).  How are these different from the full M

  Dental Implants if you are pregnant. Have you ever think about this. When you become pregnant, everything else takes a backseat as you are focused on the new life inside you. Everything you do, right from what you eat and drink to how you exercise and spend your day is carefully planned. You start wondering if  you can get dental work while pregnant. Can you get Dental Implants if you are pregnant? This treatment is usually reserved for the times when you are not pregnant and are otherwise healthy too. You may be recommended this treatment during pregnancy only if it is an emergency. A likely scenario would be when a decaying tooth causes distress and can develop an infection. This stress to the mother and any potential infection can be stressful for the foetus. Even in such scenarios, the first line of treatment is always conservative followed by other procedures which do not require or may require minimal anaesthesia, antibiotics, etc. Why is it not simple to get  Dental Implants i

The Unexpected Link Betwe en Dental Implants and Rheumatoid Arthritis Introduction Dental implants  have become a commonplace procedure these days. They are the most sought-after tooth replacement options. At the same time, we have seen a rise in autoimmune diseases.  Rheumatoid Arthritis or RA  is amongst the more common autoimmune diseases. What is the link between Dental Implants and Rheumatoid Arthritis? Dental Implants require that one has good oral hygiene, a healthy jawbone, good structural integrity to support the implants, and physical health which can permit good bone healing.  Rheumatoid   Arthritis  or RA leads to systemic inflammation. It can cause worsening of gum disease, can weaken the jawbone, and lead to other dental health issues. On one hand, RA can be a precursor to dental health issues while on the other hand, it can interfere with the treatment of dental issues. Wait before you think that –  you are not eligible for dental implants if you have RA. This is not tru

  Introduction Our teeth allow us to bite and chew our food. They are responsible for our unique smiles. These incredibly strong tools given to us need to be cared for and preserved. Many times, some rogue incidents, hard food, or health issues can render our teeth weak and prone to damage.  Cosmetic dental bonding  is one of the safest and quickest dental procedures to fix issues like cracks, chips, gaps, etc., in teeth. Those with good oral hygiene and minor tooth damage get the best results. Your dentist can tell you when this procedure is best for you. Dental bonding for front teeth  is one of the most sought-after treatments.  Book your appointment now. What is Dental Bonding? This procedure is also called composite bonding. Sometimes a dentist may call it teeth bonding. This procedure is cosmetic in nature but it may prevent further damage and add some strength to your weak tooth/teeth. The tooth-coloured resin material is used for the procedure typically without or with minimal