Dental implants are complete replacements for teeth that have been either removed or knocked out of the jaw. Implants can be used in many cases, but you should understand that sometimes the implant procedure does not go exactly as planned. Micromovements are an issue. Keep reading to learn what this means and how the issue can be avoided.
What Are Micromovements?
Micromovements are slight movements of the dental implant root, and this can cause the poor integration of the root device.…
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If you are considering replacing your teeth, you may be exploring all sorts of options—like bridges, dentures, and implants. Implants are one of the best routes because they are permanently inserted into the jawbone. There are different components of an implant: the implant fixture, the abutment, and the crown. The fixture is below the jawline; the abutment is a metal piece that sits near the gum-line; and, the crown is the false tooth that sits atop the abutment.…
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If you’re in the market to get braces, you probably already know what they look like and how they work. However, if you don’t know anything about the process leading up to getting braces, check out this guide. It will explain how your dentist will set you up for braces, what steps you need to go through, and the actual fitting process.
Full Exam and Cleaning
The very first step of getting braces is getting a full dental examination from your dentist.…
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