Posts Tagged ‘ dental implants ’

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Teeth Replacement Options: All-on-4 Dental Implants vs. Traditional Implants

Have you lost all—or nearly all—your teeth to age, advanced periodontal disease, decay, or injury? Are your removable dentures failing and causing too many problems? Have you been told you are not a candidate for dental implant surgery to replace missing teeth due to bone loss in your jaw? The good news is that modern […]

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Types of Dental Implants for Replacing Missing Teeth

Missing teeth can affect more than just your smile—they can impact your confidence, your ability to enjoy your favorite foods and even your overall quality of life. If you’ve ever felt the embarrassment of hiding your smile or struggled with the discomfort of chewing, you’re not alone. At Bergen Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, our oral […]

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What is the Osseointegration of Dental Implants?

If you had a consultation with one of our oral surgeons about dental implants, you may have heard us use the word ‘osseointegration’ and are wondering what it means. We often talk about osseointegration as it pertains to the healing process of dental implants. Simply put, osseointegration is a natural process that occurs when the […]

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Do You Need Orthodontic Treatment Before Getting Dental Implants?

When planning your smile restoration, one of the most common questions patients ask is “Should I get braces before or after dental implants?” It’s an important consideration – because while braces and clear aligners can move your natural teeth into alignment, dental implants are permanent. Once placed, they fuse with your jawbone and don’t shift […]

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Can You Get Dental Implants While Pregnant?

Yes – dental implants can technically be placed after the first trimester, but most oral surgeons strongly recommend waiting until after pregnancy unless there is an urgent medical need. This approach protects both mother and baby from unnecessary stress, radiation exposure, and anesthesia risks. Before you decide how to proceed, it’s important to understand why […]