As you prepare to undergo dental implant surgery, you may have questions as to what you can and cannot do once you return home. You’ll want to make sure you’re following the orders of your periodontist to prevent any delays during recovery. And you’ll want to minimize your risk for complications, but are there certain things you should avoid? Here are four things you’ll need to wait on until you’re given the green light.

When comparing the benefits of permanent prosthetics to traditional dentures, you can’t help but be excited by the idea of enjoying a smile that is fully functional and can last 30 years or more. But are you a qualified dental implant candidate? The only way to know is to schedule a consultation with your local periodontist. But before your appointment, here are a few factors you can expect them to consider when determining how you will move forward with treatment.

Are you living without your natural teeth but want to feel confident and comfortable in your dating life? As Valentine’s Day approaches, you may be worried that kissing with dentures will result in an embarrassing moment you and your date would both like to forget. In this article, a periodontist explains what you can do to avoid this potentially awkward situation and why you might consider transitioning to implant dentures.