Can Loose Permanent Teeth Be Save?

Your natural, healthy teeth consist of two main parts: the crown (top part) which is the only visible part of a tooth above the gumline. Under the gumline, roots continue, embedded in a socket within your jawbone along with other nerves and tissues. This is known as dental pulp. Roots offer your teeth the structural… Read more »

Several Options for Restoring Missing Teeth

Have you lost one or more of your adult (permanent) teeth? If so, you understand the difficulties which can arise when teeth meant to stay with you through the course of your life are suddenly lost. Thankfully, restorative dentistry options are designed to replace missing teeth with aesthetically pleasing and functional prosthetic replacements. To learn more about… Read more »

Can Dental Implant Patients Contract Gum Disease?

Tooth loss may seem like a worst case scenario for patients with advanced gum disease (periodontitis). However, the truth is that the disease can even prevent the success of your replacement teeth if not treated and controlled properly. Gum disease attacks the gums and jawbone that support your smile, eventually causing one or more teeth… Read more »

Interesting Facts about Fluoride

Fluoride is a well-known as a preventive tool in dental hygiene. Infused into oral hygiene products like toothpaste and mouthwash, fluoride strengthens teeth and protects against infection and decay. Park Ridge cosmetic dentists, Dr. Maria Loukas or Dr. Thanasi Loukas offer information about this incredible compound which helps keep your teeth healthy: fluoride. Water Fluoridation Fluoride is… Read more »