Same Day Teeth Implants Same-day dental implants use technology that allows the rod that holds the abutment superior to fuse the jawbone. Immediately filling extraction sites with implants promotes a rapid healing time. The best thing about same-day dental implants is obviously the shorter duration of treatment, which means that the gums can grow immediately…
Fixed Implant Bridge (Non-Removable) In cases where multiple teeth are missing, patients may be advised to obtain a fixed implant bridge. The fixed implant bridge will maintain function, preserve the jaw bone and restore beauty. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and find out if certain bridges are right for you. What Are Fixed…
What Are Dental Implants? Dental implants are titanium cylinders (screws), which are surgically implanted into the jawbone, where teeth are missing. Once in place, they allow their dentist to mount replacement teeth on them. Your new tooth, a crown, will look and feel similar to your real teeth. For some people, simple bridges and…
Clarus Dental- Best Dental Implant Surgery Clinic in Pune, India. Dental implant surgery is a procedure that replaces the roots of teeth with metal, screw-like positions, and replaces damaged or missing teeth with dentures that look and work like real ones. Dental implant surgery may offer a welcome alternative to dentures or bridgework that does…
Consequently, people with diabetes need to treat periodontal disease to eliminate the infection for optimal metabolic control. Periodontal disease is a leading complication of diabetes; therefore, people with diabetes need to know their treatment options. If detected early, a periodontist can provide treatment that can stop the gum disease and bring the gums back to…
Periodontal disease is an inflammatory response to a bacterial infection that, if left untreated, may cause damage to the tissues and bone surrounding the teeth and may even lead to tooth loss. People with diabetes are three to four times more likely to develop periodontal disease, which, like any other infection in the body, can…
Your teeth and gums can be affected by a pregnancy, just like other areas of your body. Most commonly, pregnant women can develop gingivitis, or pregnancy gingivitis, beginning in the second or third month and can increase in severity through the eighth month of pregnancy. During this time, some women notice swelling, bleeding, redness, or…
