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Dental Implants for Single Tooth Replacement: Is It Right for You?

Dental Implants for Single Tooth Replacement: Is It Right for You?

Unfortunately, different reasons may cause teeth or tooth loss, such as aging, accidents, or poor oral health. Whatever the case, it is an issue that can affect your confidence and further damage to your oral health! That means you risk your dental health if you fail to replace your missing tooth. This is why dentists advise their patients to have…

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Dental Implants: Things to Know Before, During, & After Surgery

Dental Implants: Things to Know Before, During, & After Surgery

Dental implant surgery is a complex procedure that can greatly improve oral health and restore smiles. However, like any surgical procedure, patients can face various challenges before, during, and after the surgery. Here are 20 challenges that patients may encounter during dental implant surgery and some strategies to overcome them:   Before Surgery: Medical Conditions: Pre-existing medical conditions like diabetes…

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How should you prepare for a dental implant surgery

How should you prepare for a dental implant surgery

Who needs to undergo dental implant surgery? If you are missing one or more teeth, have teeth that are severely damaged or decayed, or have had teeth removed due to injury or periodontal disease, you may need dental implant surgery. Dental implants are metal posts or frames that are surgically placed into your jawbone under your gums. Once in place,…

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Now offering Digital Impression Using iTero by Invisalign®

Now offering Digital Impression Using iTero by Invisalign®

Here at South Bay Dentistry & Orthodontics, we strive to give our patients the best possible dental care available. This includes using the latest technology to offer the best dental experience and results. Our new iTero oral scanner is the fastest and most accurate way to give our dentist the best picture of your oral condition and prognosis.

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Understand Teeth, Their Conditions and Treatment- 10 What Is a Root Canal?

A root canal is an endodontic procedure used to clean and restore an infected tooth. To this day, the term carries with it the outdated and largely inaccurate stigma of being an unpleasant and even painful experience. This simply is not the case. Having the procedure done today is quick and painless. In fact, you will likely be back to work or school the very same day.

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