The DFW Dental Implant Center Blog

Are there noticeable gaps in your smile? Dental implants are quickly becoming the most popular way to restore missing teeth. However, if you’re set for dental implant surgery in the coming weeks, there are a few things you should know. Certain actions and behaviors can reduce the probability that your implants will successfully fuse with the surrounding jawbone. Keep reading to discover the five things you should NOT do following dental implant surgery.

There is no better time than the beginning of the new year to make some wholesome lifestyle changes. Whether you are looking to spend extra time at the gym, eat more vegetables, or sleep a full eight hours each night, you are taking a step to improve your life. As for your oral health, there are all sorts of ways that you can do better. Here are some New Year’s resolution ideas that can benefit your smile.

Have you suffered from tooth loss in the past? So have a lot of Americans. Approximately 178 million people are missing at least one tooth while 40 million are missing all of their teeth. The good news is that you don’t need to go the rest of your life with gaps in your smile. Dental implants are a preferred tooth replacement option due to their numerous benefits, but what do they feel like? Continue reading to find out.

Whether you have a single dental implant or several to replace your entire smile, there’s certainly a lot to be thankful for in either case. Keep in mind that the benefit of having a dental implant is hardly exclusive to rebuilding your smile’s appearance. In fact, there are several benefits that only dental implants provide, making them unique compared to more traditional solutions like bridges and dentures. Whether you just finished your dental implant treatment or you’re considering it in the future, read on to learn about the most common benefits patients can expect!

If it’s been a while since you’ve been to the dentist, you’re probably dreading your upcoming checkup. The last thing you want to hear your dentist say is that you need fillings. However, you might put off scheduling that appointment if you’re worried about the cost or have a fear of the dentist. Unfortunately, doing so can lead to severe complications down the line. By getting your fillings done now, you can spare yourself the long-term consequences and save money! Read along to learn more.