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Dentistry is the known evaluation, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases, disorders and conditions of the soft and hard tissues of the jaw (mandible), the oral cavity, maxillofacial area and the adjacent.
An Interview with Dr. Nilo Hernandez on Dental Implants.

Dr. Nilo Hernandez is a Dentist and who has answered some of the common questions bizymoms visitors have about Dental Implants.

 


Q.    What are dental implants?


A.    Dental implants are small, titanium posts that serve as artificial tooth roots. Titanium is a biocompatible material that has been used in the medical field for many years. Over time, the jawbone fuses to the titanium, creating a solid foundation to which the dentist secures a custom crown, bridge, or denture.


Q.    What are the benefits of dental implants?


A.    We have the ability to return a patient to the chewing, smiling, and functioning style they always had prior to missing their teeth. Whether it is one missing tooth or an entire mouth, implant dentistry can facilitate an answer for your concern.


Q.    What are implants made of?


A.    Titanium blends


Q.    Who is a candidate for implants?


A.    Dental Implants are often misunderstood and can be controversial. They are not for everyone and certainly not a cure-all. Nevertheless, if you are a candidate and your needs require them, they are an extremely viable solution. With this technology, we can replace a single tooth or an entire set of teeth.


Q.    How are dental implants placed?


A.    The process will be based on your unique needs. During the first visit, we typically discuss medical history and perform a thorough exam. With the information we gather, we will develop a treatment plan that addresses all areas of concerns. At your second visit, we will present your options. Some patients require pre-operatory procedures to enable them for dental implants.


Q.    How long does it take?


A.    We may recommend same-day dental implants, also called "teeth in a day.



 

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Dr. Nilo Hernandez DDS.
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