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Immediate Postoperative Care Care should be taken in the immediate postoperative period to minimize contact with the implant. Aside from normal hygiene, it is best to completely leave the implant alone for the first 2 weeks

Walk-ins when properly fit into our schedule work in our favor. If we have extra time, which is not often and unpredictable, production can be recovered with a walk-in patient and in return that person gains

Second molars in high-risk patients will now be treated on a “case-by-case” basis. That is, second molars will not be treated preventively with cuspal coverage (crown). However, they will be treated palliatively for preservation at any

Dental prosthetics continues to be an important component to our practice. They are essential in achieving the goals we have for our patients. Stability is the goal. Replacing teeth in a reasonable time frame is essential

For people with failing dentitions, restorative care can be overwhelming.   The amount of problems present and their solutions can leave you mixed into a cocktail of indifference, avoidance, and helplessness.  A common result is tooth loss,

Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?  Does Anybody Really Care? Caring for people is in a paradigm shift, as we speak, as you read this.  For the past few decades, the weight of care