When getting dental implants, it’s important to do your research and find the right implants for you. Implants are going to be the teeth that you have for the rest of your life, so you’re going to want to invest in the highest quality option for you. The first step is finding the right place…
When getting dental implants, it’s important to consider all of your options. The teeth you get will be the teeth you’ll have for the rest of your life, so you want them to be the right choice for you. Coyne Oral Surgery is here to give you the information you need to make the best…
Dental implants can truly change your life. They restore much more than missing, broken or damaged teeth. They restore your confidence, the way you present yourself to the world, and best of all, your smile, freely and frequently given. But what happens if you have a complication with your implant? Let’s discuss a few of…
If you have a full set of traditional dentures, you already know the shortcomings and challenges they can present: food restrictions, messy adhesives, sunken cheeks from gradual jawbone degradation, cleaning challenges, and for some, a gag response. If you’re facing the possibility of dentures because of missing or damaged teeth, you may be hesitant. That…
If your favorite part of the pandemic has been wearing masks because they allow you to hide your smile, now is the perfect time to change that. Your smile can be beautiful, and the world has been waiting for it! After all, in a world without masks, your smile matters. Maybe you’re meeting your significant…
Are you tired of dentures that constantly slip? Are you restricting yourself to a diet of soft foods because of annoying or uncomfortable dentures? Do you find yourself hiding your smile or feeling self-conscious about your looks? While dentures are the right solution for some people, many adults could benefit from a more permanent dental…
There’s nothing like a beaming smile and the renewed self-confidence that comes along with dental implants. If you could benefit from seeing an oral surgeon, you’re in good company. In fact, the Centers for Disease Control NHANES Study estimates that more than 120 million Americans are missing one or more teeth; approximately 35-36 million Americans…