Healing Starts with What You Eat: A Guide to Healthy Eating After Oral Surgery
Whether you’ve just had a wisdom tooth extracted, dental implants placed, or undergone more complex oral surgery, what you eat in the days and weeks…
Whether you’ve just had a wisdom tooth extracted, dental implants placed, or undergone more complex oral surgery, what you eat in the days and weeks…
Dental implants have revolutionized the way we approach tooth replacement, offering a solution that looks, feels, and functions like natural teeth. Achieving this seamless integration…
A common, but preventable complication following extraction of upper posterior teeth: Perforation of maxillary sinus with potential sinusitis or persistent oral-antral-fistula (OAF). The issue is…
One of the most common types of trauma we treat is dentoalveolar fractures. Here are the basic steps in management of such injuries: ✅ Clinical…
Pigmented oral lesions refer to any abnormal areas of discoloration or pigmentation in the oral cavity. These lesions can vary widely in appearance, ranging from…
In the realm of dentistry, accurate diagnosis forms the cornerstone of effective treatment planning and intervention. When it comes to identifying dental infections and bone…
Dental implants have revolutionized the field of dentistry, offering a reliable solution for replacing missing teeth. However, like any dental procedure, they require meticulous planning…
Odontogenic cysts and lesions of endodontic origin are common conditions that are often discovered during routine dental exams and X-rays. In many circumstances, patients may be…
Soft tissue quality and quantity are just as critical as adequate bone and properly positioned implants, for achieving biologically, functionally, and aesthetically profound implant-restoration system.…
Imagine not being able to enjoy your favorite foods, share hearty laughter, or confidently smile due to missing teeth. Countless individuals face this reality every…