In a perfect world, your natural teeth would last a lifetime with proper oral care habits- but this isn’t the case. Millions of adults in America are missing most or all of their teeth, which means they struggle with everyday tasks such as eating, speaking, and smiling. This often causes them to withdraw, which can …
Millions of adults across the United States are missing at least one tooth. Many of those are missing most or all of their teeth. For most people, missing teeth leads to a reduced quality of life, which is why tooth replacement is critical. Many people choose dental bridges or partial dentures to replace some missing …
There are millions of American adults who are missing one or more teeth. Therefore, itβs easy to assume that tooth loss is natural and thereβs nothing you can do to avoid it. The good news is thatβs not true. As long as you take care of your teeth, they should last a lifetime. Basic tooth …
Teeth Replacement: Is it Necessary? | Schwartz Dentistry Read More »
When you are missing teeth, you have several options for replacing them: Dentures Dental bridges Dental implants While all of these options are effective, dental implants are the only ones that restore appearance, feel, and full functionality. Dental implants have been called the “gold standard” of tooth replacement. Since they do restore the look, feel, …
Statistics show that approximately 20% of adults over the age of 65 suffer from a condition known as complete edentulism. This means that they are missing all of their natural teeth. This can cause a variety of oral and overall health issues, including: Difficulty chewing, which leads to dietary issues Reduced self-esteem Jawbone deterioration/loss For …
The Benefits of Denture Stabilization: Enhancing Comfort and Confidence Read More »
Humans have two sets of teeth in their lifetime: primary (baby) and secondary (permanent). The primary teeth typically begin to break through around the age of 6 months and usually have all fallen out by the age of 13 and are replaced with permanent teeth. This set of teeth is exactly what it sounds like: …
