Posts Tagged ‘ dental implants ’

Immediate Implants and PRGF: What you Should Know

  Historically, the immediate placement of dental implants into extraction sockets has given us variable results. Certainly, when we try to place a dental implant into a poor site where the bone is of poor quality, we should expect bone loss. In most cases, our implant will still be a success in that it will […]

Bridges and Partial Dentures

Many people confuse the term bridge with the term partial denture. What are the differences between bridges and partial dentures? A bridge is cemented and a partial denture can be removed. Bridges and Partial Dentures What Are Dental Bridges? A bridge is a dental treatment used to replace a segment of teeth where there is […]

Avulsed Teeth: What to Do

Avulsed (knocked out) teeth can result from a number of circumstances. Typically, sports-related injuries and other facial trauma are the root of avulsed teeth. People aren’t usually expecting this type of facial trauma, so it’s best to be prepared. At Wagner Oral Surgery and Dental Implant Specialists, we care about your oral health. Avulsed teeth […]

How to Pick the Right Oral Surgeon

When it comes to picking the right oral surgeon, there is no such thing as being too careful. At Wagner Oral Surgery and Dental Implant Specialists, we understand how critical this first step in the oral surgery process is. But what should you look for in an oral surgeon and how do you know if […]

Bone Grafting – Introducing PRGF

Let’s face it, there’s more to a pretty smile than nice teeth. Healthy bones are an essential component in maintaining a camera-perfect smile. At Wagner Oral Surgery and Dental Implant Specialists, we understand that not everyone has perfect oral health. Dental implants and bone grafting are excellent solutions for an imperfect smile. If you’re ready […]

Soldent, a Cutting-Edge Dental Implant Technology

Researchers at the Universitat Jaume I (UJI) in Castellon, in collaboration with industry professionals, have created a new material prototype for new dental implant option for those with bone deficiencies. It is common to lose bone in areas where teeth were previously removed. Poor bone quality or quantity can be caused by a number of diseases, […]

Why Dental Implants Are Necessary

What would you do if you went to the dentist to get two or three teeth pulled, then woke up and realized that all of your teeth were pulled out? Sounds like a nightmare, right? It was a reality for a 21-year-old Indiana man who went to a dentist to get three painful teeth pulled. […]

Osetoporosis And Dental Care

Your dentist may be the first to notice signs of osteoporosis.

Promising Advance In Dental Implants

New technology may make dental implants available to patients who couldn’t receive them before.

Mission Of Mercy 2012

My staff and I are always eager to find ways to serve our community. Whether it’s mission trips to Panama, Guatemala or Kenya or work that keeps us involved, contributing our time and expertise . This is why we participate in the Mission of Mercy (MOM), an annual event sponsored by the Wisconsin Dental Association. Last […]