Our Oral Surgery Blogs

Endosteal implant placement is the most common type of dental implant procedure. It means a root-form implant is placed directly into the jawbone to replace one or more missing teeth. This article explains who is a good candidate, how the surgery is planned and performed, what recovery looks like, and

Preparing For A Tooth+Implant: What To Expect Before Surgery Planning before a tooth+implant makes surgery safer and recovery smoother. Your surgeon will gather medical and dental information, confirm the imaging, and provide clear instructions on medications, fasting, and home care. Read these points to understand which records and steps are

You’ll see dramatic, real-world changes in function and appearance when you review before-and-after dental implant images. “Before and after dental implants” photos show the smile, bite, and facial support a patient had before treatment and the finished result after surgery and prosthetic work. Expect to see both cosmetic improvements—like a

Dental implants and periodontics work hand in hand to replace missing teeth and maintain the health of the tissues around them. This post explains who is a candidate, the treatment steps, risks, recovery, and when to see a specialist. You’ll learn how gum and bone health affect implant success, what

Losing one tooth affects more than your smile. Individual tooth replacement restores chewing, speech, and the appearance of your teeth while preventing longer-term problems such as bone loss and shifting bites. This post explains common replacement options, how clinicians decide on the best path, and what to expect from modern,

Causes and risk factors for implant complications Preventing implant complications: daily care, habits, and maintenance for long-term success Prevention greatly reduces the chance of implant complications and the need for complex revision treatment. Small daily steps and regular professional checks protect the implant, surrounding bone, and soft tissues for many