Cavities can be a serious oral health concern, and when you’re faced with the reality that you need to replace a tooth (or multiple teeth) entirely, it’s natural to worry about whether or not you will have to face tooth decay in the future. If you’ve ever wondered can dental implants get cavities, you’re not… Read More »
Evolutions in dentistry have given us more solutions than ever for replacing lost or damaged teeth. Dentures and bridges are well-known options that have been around for several decades, and dental implants are a welcome option for people who only need to replace a single tooth. But today, more people requiring tooth replacement are opting… Read More »
Sixty years ago, innovations in dental health available today would have been unimaginable. For example, teeth that look and feel natural after permanent tooth loss would not have been possible. But today, we can access innovative procedures like All-On-4 dental replacement. All-on-4 dental implants are cost-effective for missing teeth, advanced gum disease, or severe dental… Read More »
It is a fact that dental implants can last a lifetime. However, this doesn’t mean that they cannot fail. Although most patients enjoy their implants for years and years without inconveniences, we want you to be ready if you encounter this unexpected problem. Which Part of the Implant Fell Out? The first step is to… Read More »
Dental implants are the gold standard in teeth replacement options. These small titanium posts were first used in the 1960s, and ever since, they have been the ultimate solution for most dental problems. However, some patients aren’t suitable candidates for conventional titanium implants, mainly due to allergies or periodontal conditions. But this doesn’t necessarily mean… Read More »
Are dental implants the best choice to replace missing teeth? Many patients doubt implants’ efficiency and convenience, but in most cases, it is mainly due to misleading or false information. Read on how we debunk these myths about implants, and don’t miss out on the opportunity to get a long-lasting smile! 1- Implant Surgery is… Read More »
Many people aren’t entirely sure about getting dental implants because they “just take too long.” You usually have to wait for a minimum of 10 weeks between the extraction and the implant surgery and then another four to six months to have that implant restored with a dental crown or bridge. However, at Hill Country… Read More »
Men and women with missing teeth face multiple problems, including low confidence, insecurity, refraining from smiling, and a failure to interact with others. And losing teeth can cause difficulty with chewing, proper eating habits, and proper digestion of the foods you eat. If you have one… Read More »
When it comes to replacing a lost tooth or teeth, implants are an excellent option for many folks. But not just any type of implant will do. The oral surgeons at Hill Country Oral Surgery favor ceramic over traditional titanium implants. Our advanced zirconia ceramic implants are metal-free and biocompatible. Research suggests that ceramic implants… Read More »
Getting dental implants is the first step, but implant aftercare is just as important. To avoid unnecessary discomfort, pain, and complications, you must take special care of your new smile. The text below will explore dental implant aftercare, including the day of your surgery and the weeks that follow. Begin Aftercare Immediately As soon as… Read More »
