
Dental implants consist of three key components – a screw-like piece of metal called an anchor is first inserted into the jawbone, then a crown that acts as a replacement tooth is placed on top of the anchor, and an abutment is used to secure the two together.

Wisdom teeth are usually the very last teeth to erupt and while they generally arrive between the ages of 17 and 25, many people still have problems with them pushing through years later.
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While your dentist will always do everything possible to maintain your natural teeth, there is no getting away from the fact that sometimes, issues occur that mean that the best way to preserve your oral health and the rest of your smile is to remove problem teeth.
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We often think of our bones as rigid and unchanging materials in our bodies, but the truth is that our bones are constantly undergoing a process called remodeling.
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TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint. This joint acts as a sliding hinge that connects your jaw to your skull.
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3-D imaging for your teeth uses a technology called CBCT or Cone Beam Computed Tomography. This technology uses targeted beam limitation which can reduce the exposure to radiation employed by typical X-ray imaging.
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