Quick Summary A single missing tooth causes adjacent teeth to drift, triggers jawbone resorption, and can lead to bite misalignment and TMJ issues. Dental implants are the only replacement option that preserves bone density by functioning like a natural tooth root,...
Quick Summary Implant-supported dentures use titanium implants anchored in your jawbone to hold dentures securely, preventing slipping and preserving bone structure that traditional dentures cannot protect. They offer better chewing efficiency, long-term durability...
Quick Summary Veneers are thin shells that cover the front of your teeth for cosmetic fixes like discoloration, chips, or minor gaps with minimal enamel removal, best suited for structurally sound teeth. Crowns are caps that encase the entire tooth to restore strength...
Quick Summary Composite fillings are made from resin and glass particles that bond directly to your teeth, requiring less removal of healthy enamel than amalgam fillings while providing a natural, color-matched appearance. They contain no mercury, resist...
Quick Summary Porcelain veneers are ultra-thin custom shells bonded to the front of your teeth to fix discoloration, chips, gaps, minor alignment issues, and uneven or worn teeth with a natural-looking, durable finish. The veneer process involves four steps: an...
Quick Summary Dental implants are surgically placed metal posts that fuse with your jawbone and can last a lifetime with proper care, while dentures are removable prosthetics that rest on your gums and typically need replacement every 5 to 8 years. Implants prevent...
