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At Hampton Dental Associates, SC, patients in the area of Milwaukee, WI can discuss their options for treatment when it comes to the replacement of missing teeth. Dr. Richard Winter… read more
Tooth replacement is an area of dentistry that has improved significantly through one little invention: the dental implant. This tiny post made from titanium has paved the way for millions… read more
Tooth replacement has long been perceived as more than it may be. Historically, the greatest extent of restoration that has been available has revolved only around the crown portion of… read more
Losing a tooth is enough to make you look and feel a bit disheveled. If you have recently lost a tooth and is still exploring your replacement options, consider getting… read more
What is an implant-supported bridge? It’s similar to a regular dental bridge, but is supported by implants and not by natural teeth. With an implant-supported bridge, an implant is placed… read more
An MDI is a tiny screw-like implant that takes the place of your natural tooth root. MDIs are made of titanium which is sprayed with calcium phosphate. This promotes fast healing… read more
Dentures are removable and may be either full or partial. They replace missing teeth as well as some of the gum tissue. A full set rests directly on the gums… read more
Teeth can be lost for a number of reasons – athletic or traumatic injury, gum disease, decay or infection. A lifetime of poor dental habits can wreak havoc with teeth…. read more
Dental implants are one of the most popular options available for the replacement of missing teeth. They are sturdy and look and function just like your natural teeth. Most patients… read more
Dental implants are impressive, long-lasting options for replacing one or many missing teeth. Implants can be used for patients of any age, including children who may be missing as a… read more
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