Dental implants are used to replace lost teeth and are an alternative to dentures. Implants are fitted into the bone structure using a piece of titanium metal. Dental implants can then be used normally like your natural teeth. Dental implants have a high success rate. In rare cases, complications may occur.
Sinus Problems
An implant on the molars can penetrate through the bone structure of the jaws and into the sinus cavity, causing sinus infections.
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Dental implants are considered to be one of the best ways to replace missing teeth. Dental implants also anchor bridges and dentures. The reason why they are so popular is that they are a permanent solution. Additionally, they maintain the integrity of a jawbone:
What Are Dental Implants?
Dental implant roots are made of titanium screw posts that are not only safe but effective in replacing natural teeth. Once the dentist implants the root into the jawbone, it grows around the implants and secures it the same way it secures a natural tooth.
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Teeth whitening is a very common thing to do, especially if you are very conscious about smiling or speaking in public. Having white and clean teeth says a lot about you. It means that you take good care of your personal hygiene and you take initiative to improve yourself. Teeth whitening is so popular that practically all tooth products have some sort of whitening substance to it. However, if you want effective results, then there is no better choice than having a professional whiten your teeth.
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Going to the dentist is sometimes seen as something that is scary. This is true for both children and adults. Thankfully, there are certain things that dentist do to try and make all of their patients feel as calm and relaxed as possible as they are working on your teeth. One way that dentists ensure that you feel relaxed is to give you a sedative. This sedative doesn't put you to sleep, but it makes it so that you are calm and either don't care, or aren't aware of what is going on.
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It's normal for someone to clench their jaw tightly once in a while when they are angry or stressed and it's also normal for someone to occasionally grind their teeth. Doing these things on occasion won't lead to long term problems. However, if you are grinding your teeth regularly, a condition referred to as bruxism, then you can develop problems ranging from damaged teeth to headaches and other aches and pains.
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