In this video, Dr. Rose Magno explains how dentists determine whether a patient is a good candidate for mini dental implants.
In order for us to know whether you’re a candidate for a mini dental implant, you need to come to our office for a consultation and some x-rays. Then I can determine your bone structure, the type of bone you have, and the thickness of your bone, and I can let you know shortly afterward whether you qualify for mini implants, or what we call minis.
A broken tooth is more than just painful. When a tooth breaks, it may expose the inner layers of the tooth, including the dentin or, in more severe breaks, the pulp, which contains the nerves [...]
A dental implant is a titanium post that supports a tooth replacement. This simple idea opens the door for a range of tooth replacements. Dental implants can support replacements for a single tooth with a [...]
Patients frequently come to Dr. Magno frustrated that their full dentures flop around. This instability can lead to sores, gum irritation, and discomfort. However, there’s a better alternative to pushing through the inconvenience and discomfort [...]