A: Dental implants are basically a dental procedure to restore teeth that are missing. When we say the term “dental implant,” what we’re actually talking about is the screw—the implant portion, that goes into the bone. So, that’s stage one of what most people call dental implants because ultimately we have to restore that implant.…
A: Some do, some don’t—it’s real important that you let us know your insurance provider. What we’ll do in advance of your appointment, is follow up with your insurance to see if they’ll pay for it. When they do pay for dental implants, it’s usually about 50% of the cost. Sometimes they’ll cover the crown…
When you wake up in the morning and look in the mirror and see missing teeth—it’s not a smile you’re likely happy about. In fact, it can be emotionally debilitating and take a huge toll on your confidence. However, there is a way to restore your smile to a picture-perfect smile that you deserve. It’s…
A: Patients would choose All-on-Four if they are in what we call, “terminal dentition”— meaning the remaining teeth are really not salvageable or the patient is already in a denture. If a patient is in a denture, they already know the problems and complexity that comes with a denture and people who basically have very…
A: All-on-Four is a complex dental procedure where we do a reconstruction of the entire mouth, but what we do—is we use implants in the place of lost teeth. Then with the implants, we anchor a full prosthesis that will have all your teeth in it. Sometimes people need just the upper, sometimes people…
A dental implant is a prosthetic device that is anchored in your jawbone to support a crown or bridge or in many cases a full arch of teeth. The implant itself acts as root in place of the missing tooth, and because of its stability and titanium build, it does not interfere with your other…
When you lose a tooth it can be detrimental to your health in more ways than one. Losing a tooth could affect your bite, the structure of your jaw, your smile, and even your facial composition altogether. The solution that is most natural for this detrimental oral trauma is dental implants. Getting the best choice…
Are you one of the thousands of Americans that deal with a significant dental problem that has a major impact on daily life? If you are, keep reading because this is important news for you that could change your life for the better. Dental problems that range from weak teeth, genetic gum disease, and misaligned…
Missing teeth can improve both your appearance and your oral health. Because of this, dentists often recommend dental implants for patients who have lost one or more teeth. If you’re looking into your options for missing tooth replacement in Houston, then watch for the following signs that could mean dental implants are right for you.…
Many people ask us, “how long do dental implants last?” Many patients who are seeking a dentist in Houston are looking to fix serious dental problems or replace missing teeth. When it comes to tooth replacement nothing comes close to the natural feel and look, feel and function of your own teeth like dental implants—and…
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