When you’re missing one, several, or all of your teeth, dental implants can grant you a new lease on life by closely replicating the teeth you’ve lost. Unlike other dental prosthetics that fit over existing teeth or onto your gums, dental implants are attached to the underlying jawbone. As prosthetic roots, implants allow your replacement teeth to mimic healthy teeth in both look and function, and their resemblance to your natural smile includes the ease with which you can care for your dental implant-supported restoration. Continue reading “The Science, and Convenience, of Dental Implants”→
Dental implants are a revolutionary addition to dentistry’s arsenal of teeth replacement tools. When one or more teeth are lost, the resulting damage can affect more than a patient’s confidence. Left unattended, tooth loss can slowly destroy a patient’s smile by leading to jawbone destruction and further tooth loss. Aside from providing replacement teeth with a sturdy foundation, dental implants also help stem the destruction that often follows tooth loss by replacing lost teeth roots. With equal dedication to our patients’ oral health as well as their time and comfort, Reno dentists, Dr. Wager and Dr. Evans, offers a variety of dental implants, including mini implants that can significantly reduce your treatment and healing time. Continue reading “Dental Implants for Almost Everyone”→
Do your dentures feel constantly at risk of slipping? Do you want to find a way to keep them stable? If so, mini dental implants may be the solution you’ve been looking for. With mini implants, your dentures can be anchored in place, preventing embarrassing slips and giving you the confidence to live your life without worrying about your dentures. To learn more about how mini implants can improve your dentures, read the explanation from your Reno dentists, Dr. William Wager and Dr. Brian Evans, below. Continue reading “Reno Dentists: How Mini Implants Can Improve Your Dentures”→
By now, you’ve probably heard about dental implants, the medical devices that can replace missing teeth with prosthetic teeth that look and feel realistic. However, you may not have heard of mini implants. Smaller and less invasive than traditional dental implants, mini implants are preferable to their larger counterparts in certain situations. To learn exactly when and how mini implants are used, read below as your Reno dentists, Dr. William Wager and Dr. Brain Evans, compare them to their larger relatives. Continue reading “Reno Dentists Compare Standard Dental Implants and Mini Implants”→
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