Ill-fitting dentures can bring about more problems for denture wearers than they solve. Implant-supported dentures from Premier Dental & Oral Health Group in Lake Ozark, on the other hand, are a secure state-of-the-art alternative. Missing Out on Life? Unfortunately, many discouraged denture wearers have quit dining in restaurants or participating in social activities because they…
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Look As Young As You Feel By Replacing Missing Teeth
Categories: Dental health, Dental implant
A wise person once said that everyone wants a long life, but no one wants to get old. Yet it happens. While some challenges that come with aging can’t be avoided, others can. At Premier Dental & Oral Health Group in Lake Ozark, we help patients of all ages with their dental health issues. Gaps In…
Is Your Smile In A World Of Hurt?
Do you have severe tooth damage, bone loss, or few or no teeth still intact? This post from Premier Dental & Oral Health Group in Lake Ozark is for anyone whose mouth is in a world of hurt. First off, we feel for you. We understand how severe dental issues impact you every day of…
Replace A Missing Tooth With A Durable Dental Implant
Categories: Dental health, Dental implant
Not so long ago, the only option for anyone who lost a tooth was a dental bridge. That is no longer true, and at Premier Dental and Oral Health Group in Lake Ozark we offer dental implants, one of the most significant developments in the history of dentistry. A dental implant is a titanium post…
How Dental Implants Are Changing Dentures
Categories: Dental implant, Denture implants
If you are like many denture wearers, you know that they are not the ideal solution for missing teeth. At Premier Dental & Oral Health Group in Lake Ozark, we have an alternative. The problems with dentures include slipping and gum irritation. They also tend to give people trouble eating and talking, and even contribute…
The Health And Beauty Consequences Of Missing Teeth
Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental implant
Our teeth have many important functions. We need them to chew our food, talk, and smile. But have you ever considered their role in holding up your face? When we lose teeth, the bone around the site of the extraction begins to pull back. This, in turn, causes our facial muscles to sink in and…
