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10 details of the dental implant

10 details of the dental implant

Dental implants instead of dentures tooth decay, teeth nice and neat, have nice teeth and bright.

What exactly is a dental implant? What are the different steps of the installation? My surgeon can perform this procedure in his office? Are there any cons-indications? Ten responses around the dental implant.

A dental implant can replace one or more teeth and to return to ‘real teeth’. Note, however, the term dental implant does not mean the new tooth in its entirety. The dental implant is a titanium screw is placed in the jawbone and which can accommodate a crown, a bridge or a denture. The new tooth is then constituted an artificial root, dental implant and a crown (or bridge or dentures).

2. We can put a crown, a bridge or a denture without using an implant. The visible part of the new tooth is then supported on the adjacent teeth, the root or stored on a pivot. Read the rest of this entry »

Oral health, an important indicator of health

Oral health, an important indicator of health

Submit gum problems could be related to other diseases. It has long been known that oral health is a reflection or indicator of overall body health.

Several studies have linked periodontal health to heart disease, stroke and pregnancy problems and new research suggests that gum disease could foreshadow the possible development of diabetes.

The discovery was published in the July issue of Diabetes Care, and is the latest report to link poor gum health with serious disease.

Last year, Harvard researchers found a surprising link between gum health and pancreatic cancer.

Between 35% of adults estimated to have some form of gum disease, nearly one in three has a worrisome level of infection. The gum disease is linked to the use of snuff, but the side effects of some medications, such as dry mouth can also contribute to oral health problems, and genetics also plays a role.