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Can You Get Invisalign With Dental Implants? Why Treatment Order Matters
Replacing a missing tooth and straightening your smile can feel like two separate decisions. Once a dental implant is involved, though, the plans need to fit together. Invisalign with dental implants may be possible, but the approach depends on whether the implant is...
Can You Get Dental Implants With Osteoporosis? How Medications Affect Planning
A diagnosis of osteoporosis can make an implant consultation feel more complicated before it has even begun. You may be trying to replace a tooth while also protecting your bones, and advice about one can seem to conflict with advice about the other. Many people can...
Can You Get Dental Implants If You Have Diabetes?
If you have diabetes and are thinking about replacing a missing tooth, you may have heard that dental implants are risky or simply not an option. However, neither assumption is entirely accurate. Many people with diabetes can receive dental implants, but treatment...
Why Does Food Get Stuck Around a Dental Implant?
You finish a meal, run your tongue along your teeth, and there it is again: food wedged beside the same implant crown. When food gets stuck around a dental implant once in a while, it may be nothing unusual. When it keeps happening in the same place, though, the space...
Can Dental Implants Get Cavities? What You Still Need to Protect
If you have spent years worrying about tooth decay, dental implants come with one reassuring difference: the implant itself cannot develop a cavity. It contains no enamel or dentin for decay-causing acids to break down. That does not make an implant maintenance-free....
Can You Get Dental Implants If You Grind Your Teeth? What Bruxism Means for Implant Planning
If you grind or clench your teeth, it is reasonable to wonder whether that habit makes dental implants a bad idea. Bruxism can put extra stress on teeth and dental restorations. Some people notice it during the day, while others only learn about nighttime grinding...
What Causes Tooth Pain When Biting Down?
You may feel perfectly fine until your teeth meet over a piece of toast, a nut, or even something soft. Then one tooth sends a sharp little warning. Because the pain disappears when you stop chewing, it can be tempting to test it again, avoid that side, and hope it...
Permanent Teeth Growing Behind Baby Teeth: When to See a Pediatric Dentist
You are helping your child brush when you notice something unexpected: a small permanent tooth appearing behind a baby tooth that is still in place. For a moment, it can look as though an entirely new row of teeth is forming. Parents sometimes call this “shark teeth,”...
Why Does My Dental Implant Feel Loose? Causes and What to Do Next
A dental implant is meant to feel steady when you bite and chew. Once it has healed, you generally should not notice any movement at all. That is why even a slight wobble can be unsettling, especially if the implant has been comfortable for years. The good news is...
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