Videos

This video will discuss 3 different types of bone grafting procedures that are used to regenerate missing bone before implant placement: 1) socket preservation, 2) lateral ridge augmentation, and 3) sinus augmentation

This video will discuss implant and denture options for replacing a full arch of missing teeth

This video will discuss implant, bridge and denture options for replacing multiple missing teeth

This video will discuss implant, bridge and denture options for replacing a single missing tooth

This video will discuss the planning process for implant placement and restoration.

For more information, please visit the following online link to an article published in Oral Health, one of our national dental journals, (https://www.oralhealthgroup.com/features/stepwise-approach-restoring-failed-maxillary-anterior-tooth/).

This video will discuss the background on dental implants, prosthetic devices that are inserted into the jawbone, which serve as replacements for the roots of natural teeth

This video will discuss regeneration procedures which are used to restore lost supporting hard and soft tissue, and can reverse some of the damage caused by periodontal disease For more information, please visit the following online link to an article published in Oral Health, one of our national dental journals (https://www.oralhealthgroup.com/features/improved-long-term-treatment-outcomes-of-teeth-with-deep-pockets-and-reduced-periodontal-support-by-periodontal-regenerative-surgery/).

An impacted tooth is one that fails to erupt in a normal fashion, or one that only erupts partway into the mouth. Canine teeth are the second most common teeth to become impacted, following third molars. A canine tooth may become impacted on either the facial or palatal aspect. Palatal impactions are more common. The overall incidence of a maxillary canine tooth impaction is about 1%. Surgical exposure followed by orthodontics to bring the previously impacted tooth into proper alignment is the recommended treatment.

This video will discuss soft tissue grafting procedures which may be indicated in order to reconstruct missing gum tissue, and to help protect your teeth For more information please visit the following online link to an article published in Oral Health, one of our national dental journals (https://www.oralhealthgroup.com/features/soft-tissue-grafting-improve-aesthetics-reduce-dentinal-hypersensitivity-improve-prognosis-compromised-teeth-augment-edentulous-ridges-prior-placement-implants/)

This video will discuss the indications for either a lingual or labial frenectomy procedure

This video will discuss the indications for a gingivectomy procedure, which may be either for cosmetics, or to help manage medication-induced gingival overgrowth

This video will discuss the indications for and goals of pocket reduction surgery, which is done to help arrest advanced periodontal disease

This video will discuss the indications for and goals of pocket reduction surgery, which is done to help arrest advanced periodontal disease

This video discusses scaling and root planing, which is the least invasive and most cost-effective manner in which we can maintain periodontal health, or healthy gums and teeth.