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Dental Implants in Naples, FL are a gold standard tooth replacement option because they restore the look, function, and health of people's smiles. The parts that compose a dental implant are what makes them such a restorative tooth replacement option. A dental implant is composed of a dental implant post, an abutment, and a prosthesis (tooth crown).
Before the final prosthesis is attached to dental implants, many patients will first have a temporary prosthesis. But how long should a temporary prosthesis be worn before it is replaced by a final prosthesis? Continue reading to learn more about how long a temporary prosthesis should be worn by dental implant patient, until a final prosthesis can replace it.
How Long A Temporary Prosthesis Is Normally Attached To Dental Implants In Naples, FL
The amount of time a temporary prosthesis can be worn varies significantly from one dental implant patient to another, depending on how long it takes for their bodies to properly heal. In gene ...
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Gum disease in Naples, FL, also known as periodontal disease, is a prevalent oral condition affecting the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth. It begins with bacterial growth in the patient's mouth and, if not promptly and effectively treated, could lead to tooth loss due to the destruction of the tissue that surrounds the teeth. There are a number of reasons why people will know they have gum disease.
Curious to know about the specific reasons why people will know they have gum disease? Continue reading to learn more about how people know they have gum disease.
How You Will Know You Have Gum Disease In Naples, FL
There are a number of ways people will know they have gum disease. The following are the specific ways people will know they have gum disease:
Tooth Brushing Causes Gums To Bleed:
When people’s gums bleed during or after they brush their teeth, it is a sign that they have gum disease. Healthy gums usually don't bleed during regular b ...
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