Dental Implant - Sedation and Implant Dentistry of Tehachapi

20370 Valley Blvd.Tehachapi, CA 93561 (661) 822-3727 info@dentisttehachapi.com Tues. 12 PM-8 PM, Wed - Fri 9 am - 5 pmSaturday, Sunday & Monday - CLOSED

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Dr. Jose David Sanchez is the founder of Sedation and Implant Dentistry of Tehachapi, a dental office in Kern County.

Tehachapi, CA June 16, 2023 – Dr. Sanchez is the go to expert for people seeking restorative solutions for missing and failing teeth in Tehachapi, CA. Dr. Sanchez is a dental implant and sedation expert who has been treating patients who have lost one or all of their teeth. He has more than for over forty-five years experience in dentistry and a high success rate.

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A full, bright smile is one of your greatest assets. If you’re missing a tooth due to injury or decay, it’s important to address it as soon as possible. Even if you’re not concerned about cosmetics, having a full set of teeth is essential to maintaining good oral health. Unaddressed, missing teeth can result in bone loss in your jaw or cause your remaining teeth to shift to fill in the gaps, leaving you with further complications from a misaligned bite.

Fortunately, you have several options to help optimize your oral health and restore your smile and your confidence. Here are some of the best options to replace your missing teeth.

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Sometimes when a tooth becomes infected, inflamed and painful, you need to see the dentist. To get rid of the infection, you have the option to save the tooth or remove it. So which option is better, the root canal or the dental implant? Let’s look at both options.

There are several ways you can repair damaged or missing teeth. There are traditional dental treatments, such as fillings and advanced restorations, such as root canals and dental implants. Restorative treatments help repair teeth that have been damaged or lost due to tooth decay, chipping or accidents.

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Smile restoration can be a life changing for people with severe tooth decay or a dental injury, but many people are unclear on the differences between two restorative dental treatments: dental crowns and dental implants. The choice between getting a dental implant or a crown will depend on the severity of tooth decay, dental injury, your budget, your desired outcome, your health, and other factors you can discuss with your dentist. Here’s a overview of the two treatments to get you started.