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  Can I Still Get Cavities with Dental Implants?

  Fortunately, no, dental implants cannot develop cavities. The dental implant replaces the natural tooth, down to the root. Where you previously had a tooth root, you now have a dental implant screw. A crown is then attached to the screw to replace the visible tooth surface. Dental implants look identical to natural teeth, with the same shape ...

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  What can I do if dental implants are not an option?

  You can get dental implants if you don't have any teeth. In fact, d ental implants may be used to replace a single tooth, several teeth or to support a full set of dentures. If you are in good general health, with a jawbone that can support an implants, this treatment may be an option for you. With implants, your health is more of a factor than ...

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  Can I Get Dental Implants If I'm Suffering With Gum Disease?

  2022114 · Can I Get Dental Implants If I’m Suffering From Gum Disease? Gum disease, otherwise known as periodontitis, is a serious gum infection that is usually the result of poor oral hygiene. It damages the soft tissue of your gums, and if you don’t get treatment quickly, it can also destroy the bone that supports your teeth. Because of this, gum …

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  Can You Get Dental Implants if You Don’t Have Any Bone Left?

  202473 · Replace any number of missing teeth – roots and crowns – with dental implants in Corbin. At Corbin Family Dental Care, we use implants to support dental crowns, bridges, and dentures.

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  Should I Pull All of My Teeth and Get Dental Implants?

  201328 · Most of the time the answer is no! BUT…sometimes it IS better to pull your remaining teeth and have full mouth dental implants. Many times people present with either all of their top decayed and/or infected with gum disease. Many times these teeth have already had root canals, crowns, and tooth bridges in addition to bone loss.

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  Are Dental Implants Safe for Heart Patients? Option

  20231215 · Dental implants are an excellent choice for individuals with heart conditions, offering a lasting remedy for tooth loss that positively impacts oral health. The absence of teeth can lead to challenges such as impaired chewing, speech issues, and the risk of bone loss. Opting for dental implants addresses these concerns and prevents …

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  Amherst Dental Blog

  August 17, 2021 In your research for tooth replacements, you have found that no other option compares to dental implants. You look forward to having your biting force back and feeling confident smiling in photos again. However, at your dental implant consultation, your dentist tells you that your remaining teeth seem to have damage from bruxism. Does this …

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  The Truth Behind Bisphosphonates and Dental Implants

  Because Bisphosphonates interfere with the effectiveness of cells that eat up the bone (osteoclasts) it may increase bone density. Because implants need the bones to heal, the new bone around a newly placed dental implant must be eaten up by osteoclasts before new bone can be formed. Because of Bisphosphonates, this may be less effective and ...

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