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When it comes to dental implant failure, the numbers are in every patient’s favor. Success rates of 98% and higher are pretty standard, making dental implants the gold standard for tooth replacement. However, as with any treatment, risks are involved. Awareness of these risks is key to preventing a failed implant procedure. How do dental implants work? Ideal for anyone …
If you’ve decided to get dental implants to replace missing teeth, you’re making an excellent decision for your oral health. Dental implants look, feel, and function more like natural teeth than any other replacement option. Unfortunately, many people find themselves in an internet rabbit hole while researching their upcoming procedures, and they see stories that make them begin to second-guess …
Midtown Dental Care Associates is a multi-specialty team of dentists that includes cosmetic dentists, endodontists and periodontists. This means we are uniquely positioned to provide each step of the dental implant process all in one place. Because we make getting dental implants more convenient, our practice serves many patients who want to improve their oral health with implant-based restorations. People …
If you’re missing a single tooth, you can choose to replace it with a dental bridge or a single-tooth dental implant. While bridges are a tried-and-true option that’s been around for decades, dental implants are becoming an increasingly popular restoration for many of our patients. They look and function just like natural teeth and they’re the only restoration that replaces …
Dental implants have a 97% success rate and are a safe and effective solution for missing or damaged teeth. As implant specialists, we love when our patients are well-informed because it’s also the best way to make sure you have long-term success. Here are three mistakes to avoid when it comes to dental implants. Using an inexperienced implant surgeonOf the …
Archeological evidence shows that primitive dental implants may have been used by prehistoric people, and records show that in various forms they were in widespread use as early as 600 AD. Yet modern dental implants were only developed in the 1970s, and they did not fully catch on until the 1990s and early 2000s. Today, falling prices, improved technology, and increased …
Dentures were long considered the proper treatment to replace teeth that were missing or failing. Today though, dental implants have become the gold standard. Dentures sit on the gums and are prone to slipping and pinching. Dental implants replace tooth roots, preventing jawbone loss and providing a secure, stable foundation for top quality replacement teeth. Here are five key benefits of …
