Dental implants are the most durable and independent option for tooth replacement. Resin-bonded prostheses preserve natural enamel and work well for anterior teeth. Traditional bridges require ...

Gum disease, tooth decay, injury, or a genetic condition can all be behind a missing tooth. Regardless of the underlying cause for missing teeth, if you’re looking to replace a lost tooth or make ...

In the world of dentistry, there's always room for hope, especially for those who have lost their teeth due to accidents or simply getting older. One breakthrough technique that's gaining attention is ...

There are many reasons for tooth loss. No matter what the reasons are, replacing your lost permanent tooth is important both for better function as well as the form of the face. Gone are the days when ...

Tooth loss is extremely common. It’s estimated that 69 percent of adults 35 to 44 have lost at least one adult tooth. By age 74, about a quarter of Americans lose all of their adult teeth. When you ...

People lose teeth due to decay, injury or disease. Regardless of the reason, missing teeth can significantly interfere with teeth alignment, impair speech, affect chewing and compromise the jawbone's ...