Dental implants are the preferred restoration treatment by many doctors because of their ability to restore full function and esthetics to a person’s smile. However, dental implants aren’t suitable for everyone. Once you’ve made the decision to get prosthetic teeth, the next step is to find out if you’re a good candidate for dental implants.
Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMD) is a term referring to a number of clinical problems involving the Temporomandibular Joints (TMJs) and associated muscles and structures of the jaw area. Several researchers have found clicking and popping noises in the jaw joints to be present in 40-60% of the general population.
Dental veneers are custom-designed tooth coverings that are applied over the surface of your tooth. Veneers hide teeth gaps, cracked or chipped teeth, and worth teeth. They create a bright, evenly shaped, natural looking smile. Regardless of what causes unattractive teeth, dental veneers can solve most of your dental issues.
If you have missing or failing teeth due to decay or injury, dental implants are a great way to restore your smile and quality of life. Your teeth rely on the gums and jawbone to support them and that’s why replacing missing teeth is important to preventing further tooth loss, gum recession and bone atrophy. Fortunately, modern dentistry has developed several options for replacing missing or failing teeth. The All-On-4® technique, provides a solution for tooth loss by placing four dental implants in strategic locations in the upper or lower jawbone to permanently stabilize the prosthetic teeth. The implants will fuse to the jawbone, providing a durable long lasting smile.
We all know we’re supposed to see our dentist twice a year, but for some of us, fear overrules even the need for important dental work.  Avoidance the dentist makes most dental issues even worse. Then there are those who show up on the day of their appointment but are so worked up with fear and anxiety that they tense up and make even a simple procedure difficult for themselves and their dentist.
If you’re looking into dental implant tooth restoration, you’ve come to the right place. Dental implants are a remarkable treatment that restores your complete smile and helps your jawbone to heal from the damages of tooth loss. Dental implants are so unique here in Tehachapi.
Tehachapi, CA December 19, 2022 – Patients with missing teeth or those with loose dentures in Tehachapi, CA can now schedule an All-on-4® dental implants consultation with experienced implant dentists, Jose David Sanchez D.D.S. Dr. Sanchez provides exceptional dental implant and IV sedation services at his Tehachapi office and welcomes patients from the surrounding areas, including Bakersfield, Lancaster and Palmdale, CA. All-on-4 full arch dental implants provide patients with painful and loose dentures or missing multiple teeth the opportunity to restore a complete smile, including a return to full dental function and smile aesthetics.
While dental crowns may not have the luster of the crowns of royalty, they can have a powerful effect on saving your smile. Often when we don’t take proper care of our teeth, they can wear away and lose their strength and shape. There are a number of things that can contribute to tooth decay including skipping regular dental checkups, eating hard candy and not brushing one’s teeth.
We depend on our teeth for so many things. Chewing, biting, speaking, smiling, whistling, the list goes on. Despite how well we take care of our teeth with regular brushing and flossing, they can become chipped, cracked, or eventually worn down. Worse yet, tooth decay causes some people to lose their teeth all together. When this happens, the issue isn’t only cosmetic. If the structure of your teeth becomes compromised, it can affect the health of your entire mouth.
If you wear dentures, you’re probably well acquainted with the various ways in which they can hamper your freedom of expression and your quality of life. If you received your dentures in the past decade or two, you may have considered and ultimately dismissed dental implants as an option because of the time and cost associated with them.
