Dental implants are a versatile solution that can restore the function and appearance of your smile. Their strength and durability come from being implanted and integrated into the jawbone, which requires dental implant surgery. Like any other oral surgery, some time...
Gum disease is a widespread condition that affects nearly half of U.S. adults over 30.1 Despite its prevalence, there are some simple steps you can take to reduce your risk of developing this condition. The connection between exercise and gum disease prevention is one...
Dental implants are often the best tooth replacement option for any given situation. They provide many benefits over full or partial dentures. However, they still have specific care requirements you’ll need to follow to make your implants last and avoid...
Your gums should naturally cover the roots of your teeth entirely, providing protection and preventing pain and sensitivity. However, a variety of causes can lead to roots becoming exposed. Gum grafting surgery offers an effective solution to restore the gumline and...
Facing the challenge of missing teeth is incredibly common and becomes more likely with age. Nearly 40 million Americans are missing all of their teeth.[1] Missing teeth can affect your health and ability to eat and speak naturally. Implant-supported dentures in...
Wisdom teeth removal is a common oral surgery that 85% of people need at some point.1 Like other types of oral surgery, you can expect a recovery period with specific side effects and aftercare requirements. Here’s what you need to know if you need your wisdom teeth...
Bad breath is an issue that many people deal with at one point or another. It has a variety of causes, and occasional bad breath could be due to what you eat or other factors. However, frequent bad breath often has to do with your oral health. These oral health tips...
Procedures such as wisdom tooth removal, dental implant placement, and gum grafts have specific aftercare instructions to ensure your proper recovery. Your diet is one of the most critical areas to watch after dental surgery in Rochester. You’ll receive detailed...
Gum recession is when the gum tissue surrounding your teeth begins to pull away, exposing more of the tooth and root. This can result in various oral health problems, from increased pain and sensitivity to a higher risk for gum disease and tooth decay. It is a...
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