What Is TMJ Disorder? The temporomandibular joints, referred to as TMJ, are the joints and muscles in the jaw that make it possible to open your mouth, close your mouth, and chew food. There is a TMJ located on each side of the jaw with a disc between the ball and socket. This disc acts as a cushion and enables…
Does Your Teeth Make You Want To Hide Your Smile?
Do you have Multiple Dental Complications? or Does Your Teeth Make You Want To Hide Your Smile? Dr. Falender At Indianapolis Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Center specializes in Full Mouth Reconstruction procedures that can give you a Smile Makeover. Do You have any of the following Imperfections: Broken or missing teeth Worn teeth from grinding or acidic foods Bite Imperfections like misaligned bite Bone…
What Patients Should Know About Nitrous Oxide Sedation Dentistry
Sometimes dental care can prove quite stressful for people, especially if they suffer from anxiety or fear when it comes to dental visits. Thankfully there are many options out there to improve patient experience at the dentist’s office. A skilled Oral Surgeon will work to reduce potential stress and anxiety during different phases of treatment, using the latest techniques and technologies…
Have the Smile You Want With Implants
Are you tired of being self-conscious about your smile because of missing teeth? Dental implants may be the right option for you to have the smile you want. Read on to learn why patients and dentists prefer this tooth replacement option. Why Dental Implants? According to dentists, a dental implant offers people with missing teeth a permanent solution to filling…
Do You Have a Failing Dental Implant?
Dental implants have a stellar track record. In fact, they’re successful for up to 98 percent of patients. But what happens the other two percent of the time? It’s extremely frustrating, to say the least. After all, dental implants come with a significant cost and you expect them to last for decades. When they do fail, however, the good news…
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