What Is a Bone Graft? Exploring Bone Grafting for Dental Implants

What Is a Bone Graft? Exploring Bone Grafting for Dental Implants If you’ve been considering a dental implant, you may have heard of bone grafts as part of the process. A bone graft is a procedure used to increase or add to the amount of bone in an area. In this blog post, we’ll explore … Continued

Alcohol and Your Dental Health

Abusing alcohol is detrimental to your entire wellbeing, but the way alcohol affects oral health isn’t something that’s discussed very often. There are obvious effects of heavy drinking, but even the occasional alcoholic beverage can be damaging to your oral health. Most alcoholic drinks are very acidic. Foods and drinks high in acid are damaging … Continued

Candidates for Dental Implants

Dental implants are becoming the most popular choice for adults missing their teeth. Chances are that if you can undergo any type of routine dental procedure, you’re probably a good candidate for dental implants. Good Candidates Dental implants are suitable for those who: Below are a few scenarios that may affect your candidacy, but you … Continued

The Link Between Dry Mouth and Menopause

It’s been shown that women who are going through menopause are more likely to experience dry mouth than at any other period of life. Dry mouth can create many dental problems, which is why women going through menopause are at an increased risk of suffering from gum disease and gingivitis. Saliva keeps your mouth moist … Continued

Gingivitis and Periodontitis – What is the Difference?

Gum disease can make people feel embarrassed and isolated but, according to the CDC, around 47% of Americans have experienced some form of gum disease! The number one problem with gum disease is how uneducated many people are on the subject, especially when it comes to the differences between gingivitis and periodontitis. Here at Highlands … Continued

Making Your Oral Health Routine a Little More Earth-Friendly

A healthier environment starts with small, eco-friendly choices and daily habits. While you’re keeping your teeth and mouth healthy, there are also a few steps you can take to help keep our world healthy as well! Read below for some tips on how to go green with your oral health routine! Making Eco-Friendly Dental Health … Continued

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