text: Cosmetic dentistry patients could soon be given new bridges which are much stronger than those currently available. Fifty years ago you could have walked into a pharmacy and seen fluoride drops that were specifically targeted toward pregnant women. The packages...
  by implantmaster | Aug 12, 2013 | Blog | 0 Comments
  Dental implant placement procedures are the newest trend in prosthetic replacement of lost tooth or teeth. After a tooth is lost, a patient is able to receive titanium screws, which replaces the roots of a natural tooth in the bone, and it will be fitted with crowns...
  It was once believed that people would lose their natural teeth as they aged. Nowadays, dental experts know that aging doesn't necessarily lead to tooth loss. As medical advancements continue to evolve, people are keeping their natural teeth well into their 50s, 60s...
  ANRIL is considered the strongest genetic risk locus of coronary artery disease and periodontitis. However, its role in causing both diseases was unclear until recently. Scientists at the Institute of Clinical Molecular Biology at the University of Kiel (CAU) and the...
  Do you hide your smile because you have unsightly gaps between your front teeth? Or are some of your teeth badly damaged or decayed? If so, then dental implants may be the only permanent solution to your dental miseries. Dental implants are fake dental roots, usually...
  by implantmaster | Jul 23, 2013 | Blog | 0 Comments
  Scientists have developed a substance similar to the adhesive that mussels use to attach themselves to rocks and other surfaces in water that shows promise in preventing sensitivity in teeth. According to a report published in the American Chemical Society Applied...
  by implantmaster | Jul 22, 2013 | Blog | 0 Comments
  The ideal sedative for oral surgery should make the patient comfortable during the surgery and should wear off quickly enough that the patient can leave the dental chair soon after the procedure. Finding the best plan of anesthetic treatment is essential to the...
  Patients with severe atrophy of the jaw are not typically considered good candidates for dental implants. However, according to the latest research, a new type of implant introduced five years ago offers a solution. Combined with the All-on-4 concept for restoring...
  A dental research project at Case Western Reserve University has received a $1.58 million grant from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research to continue its investigation into the link between certain oral bacteria and complications of pregnancy,...
  The knowledge that we have developed in the science of dental implantology has grown tremendously in the past couple of decades, and bone grafting has developed into an integral part of it, allowing dentists to develop procedures and achieve outcomes that would not...