Fixing a front tooth with a dental implant requires detailed planning to achieve an esthetic, functional and long lasting result.
Digital X-rays
It can be challenging to achieve an ideal color match when replacing front teeth. We have an expert technician that matches color perfectly – a true artist!
Resorption is an inflammatory process that results in the slow destruction of the tooth. Read about how we restored a damaged tooth with a dental implant.
Our first cavity series showed you what a cavity looks like in an X-Ray and in a real life photo. This article shows a cavity being fixed on front teeth.
In this article, we show you a cavity on an X-Ray, an actual photo of a cavity being fixed and then lastly the filling in the tooth.
This article details how we placed a temporary on an implant at the time of surgery, restoring the patient’s smile in a single day!
Read about how one of our patients was able to have their broken tooth removed and replaced with a temporary implant all in ONE surgical visit!
Our feature for this blog shows where someone has a tooth in which the crown has completely broken off and the tooth is not restorable.
This post details a person who had a tooth with a root canal, which fractured, become infected and it needed to be removed. It was replaced with an implant.
This article showcases how the latest in technology with the CT Scan gives specific detail for the doctors when someone comes to us with a fractured tooth.