The world of dentistry has witnessed an experience of remarkable evolution, with the recent advancements in technology continuously reshaping the way through which dental procedures are performed. The usage of abutments has witnessed a transformation in dental implant procedures. Abutments perform a crucial role in connecting dental implants to prosthetic restoration, and their evolution from traditional to modern techniques has revolutionized implant dentistry. We’ll explore about journey of abutments, from the traditional to modern techniques with the discussion about the evolution that has ..read more

In recent years, dentistry has undergone a transformative evolution with the integration of digital technologies. Digital dentistry is revolutionizing the way oral health is approached, enhancing diagnostics, treatment planning, and patient experiences. This blog explores the impactful advancements within digital dentistry, shedding light on how these technologies are reshaping the landscape of dental care. Dentistry Evolution Dentistry evolution has come a long way, starting from guesswork and rudimentary tools. The advent of digital dentistry has converted it into an efficient, patient-frien ..read more

Over the past few decades, dentistry has come a long way regarding ever-evolving technology. With the advancement of technology, dentistry has been transformed in the digitalized industry. Transformation in traditional dental practices into sophisticated, efficient, and patient-friendly experiences has been witnessed. Let's explore dentistry's future and understand the digital dentistry paradigm shift. What is Digital Dentistry? Digital Dentistry refers to the use of advanced digital technologies and tools in dentistry to improve diagnostic, treatment planning, and implementation of treatment ..read more

If you're dealing with a cavity or damage to your teeth, you'll need to see a restorative dentist in Fort Worth. You have two standard restorative options: dental fillings and dental crowns. Each treatment serves a distinct purpose, and understanding the differences between the two can assist in making informed decisions about oral health. Choosing between the two can be tricky, as both have benefits and drawbacks. We'll explore the differences between dental fillings and dental crowns to assist in making informed decisions for oral health. What is a Tooth Filling? A tooth filling is a type of ..read more

A confident smile is not just about aesthetics; it reflects oral health well. Dental implants have emerged as a revolutionary solution that gives a long-lasting and natural remedy for missing teeth. Dentists help patients attain excellent oral health, which remains a priority. You might get diverse benefits from implants regarding preventing bone loss and preserving tooth structure if you're considering dental implants or want to understand their impact on oral health. Oral Health Impact of Dental Implants Preventing Bone Loss: - Dental Implants prevent the bone resorption that typically hap ..read more

Dental implants have come a long way since they were first invented in the 1950s. Since then, there has been drastic improvement in materials, technology, and surgical techniques that have made dental implants one of the most reliable tooth replacement options available. A dental implant is a small, screw-shaped post made of titanium that is surgically placed into the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. A crown or bridge then remains attached to implants to fill the gap by leaving the missing tooth. In this blog, we'll discuss how dental works and how long dental implants last. Wha ..read more

Alright, Texas, that was a little bit of fun, but a whole lot more of a nightmare. I think it’s safe to say that we can go back to our once-in-every-ten-year snow and call it a day. All of these unplanned “breaks” of 2020 and 2021 have not been easy on any of us, especially small business owners. The bumps in the road, the twists and turns, the moments we’ve held our breath and barely caught it again, only for the next disaster to strike. It’s been a challenging year to say the least. The resilience we’ve seen in our dental community is breathtaking. The helping of hands. The compassion. The g ..read more

Original article posted on Dentistry Today Ideally, crown preparations strike a careful balance between maximizing the preservation of natural tooth structure and creating adequate space for a strong and aesthetic restoration. Inaccurate preps can sacrifice this balance, jeopardizing the long-term viability of the restoration and the patient’s oral health. On one hand, prepping too aggressively risks serious pulpal damage, whether from heat generation or exposure to bacteria due to the increased permeability of deeper dentin layers.1 On the other hand, prepping too conservatively can lead ..read more

Originally published on NIDCR As we age, we’re at increased risk for conditions like diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, and gum disease, or periodontitis. It’s estimated that more than 60% of adults ages 65 or older have periodontitis, which is marked by changes in oral bacteria, inflamed bleeding gums, painful chewing, and even loss of teeth and surrounding bone. While treatments may help keep periodontitis from getting worse, there’s no cure. Aged mice show loss of bone supporting the teeth (left). Rapamycin treatment reversed this bone loss (right).Credit: Doug Morris, The Jackson Laboratory &a ..read more

Originally posted at PSN in August 2020. The outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) effectively shut down approximately 198,000 active dentists and dental specialists in the USA.1-3  As individual states authorize the resumption of routine dental care,4 discussion has centered on how to provide safe oral healthcare,5-7  care that has been defined in a previous primer,8 given the nature of the virus and how easily it may be dispersed during common dental procedures. However, the time has come to look beyond treating urgent dental care needs and start planning f ..read more