Advanced Dentistry of Alhambra Blog

For many people straight teeth are associated with a beautiful smile but is that all?

While well aligned teeth can make smile more attractive, straight teeth can also dramatically improve person’s oral health and function.

While scientists are still trying to find out why two similar people who become infected with COVID-19 can have very different outcomes, we want to concentrate on what we know to help fight it.

We know that weakened immune system can leave us more vulnerable to infections from the new coronavirus to the common cold.

There are many factors that have effect on our body’s ability to fight disease.

Do you have a single missing tooth that needs to be replaced? A traditional fixed bridge might be something you are contemplating as a possible solution to restore your smile, but have you considered allowing your dentist to place a dental implant? Do you know about the benefits it can provide that alternative methods can’t? Before you agree to this type of treatment, there’s a lot you should know. If you’re unsure where to start, let us help by recommending four questions you should ask before deciding whether to move forward with dental implants or not.

Dental anxiety exists and is more common than you think. About 20% of Americans have some form of it.

Why is the fear of the dentist in Alhambra one of the most common and some people experience it to the degree that they avoid going to the dentist at all cost?

What are dental implants?

Dental implants are titanium posts that are planted in the bone of the jaw. Because titanium naturally works in harmony with bone, this allows new cells to grow and adhere to the surface of the dental implant. This unique ability allows the bone and implant to fuse together, creating a strong, durable connection.

Implants are permanent, strong and esthetic solutions for missing teeth.

What is a bone graft?

It is a procedure to build the bone in the area of the missing tooth in order to make it strong enough to create a solid base for the implant.