A dental implant is, technically speaking, an artificial tooth root implanted into your jaw to support a bridge or prosthetic tooth. When someone uses the term "dental implants," they refer to the combination of the implant (the false tooth root) and the artificial tooth. If you prefer not to wear dentures and have lost one or more of your natural teeth due to periodontal disease, an accident, or another…

Root Canal Therapy is the last resort to repair and saves severely infected or damaged teeth instead of extracting them. The term "root canal" derives from cleaning and disinfecting the canals inside the root of a tooth. In the past years, getting a Root Canal Treatment…

Your jawbone and skull are joined by the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), which sounds like a sliding hinge. There's a joint on either side of the jaw. According to Sunny Isles Dental, temporomandibular disorders, sometimes known as…

As the name suggests, full-mouth reconstruction refers to replacing or rebuilding the teeth in a patient's mouth. Full Mouth Restoration refers to rebuilding all teeth in a patient's mouth. Full mouth reconstruction combines the science of restorative dentistry with the esthetic to improve the mouth's health, appearance,…