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If you’re considering dental implants as a permanent solution to replace missing teeth, you may be wondering what to expect in terms of the cost of dental implants. Because of the many variables that impact what one individual will pay versus another, no definitive...

The bacterial infection that develops into periodontal disease first attacks the soft tissues of your gums. However, as the disease advances, bacteria can also destroy the structures that support your teeth. If the infection reaches the roots of your molars or...

Due to their comfortable fit and an average success rate of 90% to 95% after ten years post-surgery1, dental implants are a great option for those struggling with missing teeth due to periodontal disease, injury, tooth decay, or another infection. When someone has...

Gum disease affects around 42.2% of United States adults over 30, with 7.8% of people in this group suffering from severe periodontitis.1 What many people don't realize is that gum disease increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, and other adverse health outcomes....

Due to their comfort, natural appearance, and longevity, dental implants are a popular choice for tooth replacement, but it is critical to avoid complications such as peri-implantitis after surgery. Let’s explore why avoiding peri-implantitis is vital to maintaining a...

For many years, scientists have debated the possible causes of diseases that produce cognitive decline and dementia. A popular theory that the buildup of toxic brain proteins causes Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) hasn’t held up well in clinical efforts. But another...

Dental implants are a wonderful long-term solution to replace missing teeth. If left untreated, any gaps in your smile can result in several oral health issues, including shifting teeth and the deterioration of your jawbone. Because dental implants are such a...

A handful of studies point to a correlation between poor oral health and a worse outcome of the COVID-19 infection. 1,2 But is there any evidence that the virus may be responsible for future oral health problems? Find out what the research has to say about COVID and...

The first study that identified a correlation between smoking and periodontal disease was published nearly 75 years ago.[1] Subsequent research confirms that smokers have an increased risk of developing periodontal disease. What are the links between smoking and gum...