An emergency dental implant is an excellent option for patients who qualify. It expedites the dental implant process, restoring your teeth in a matter of a few hours. However, not all patients qualify for the emergency dental implant procedure. At our Glendale and Pasadena facilities, our team will analyze your specific case to see if an emergency procedure is the right treatment for you to get your smile healthy and glowing again!
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As with any medical procedure or surgery, there are very rare instances when infection occurs at the site of a dental implant. With an over 95% success rate, it is uncommon for dental implants to fail or become infected. At Lytle, Tate & Stamper, our doctors are seasoned dental implant specialists who will tailor an individualized approach to your treatment to ensure that your risk of infection is low to non-existent.
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At our Glendale, Pasadena, and La Cañada offices, our team of doctors are experts at ensuring excellent post-surgery care and maximizing your recovery time and healing process. However, since 2012, Exparel has helped over 6 million patients worldwide with pain management following their dental surgery.
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Dental implant failure can be a scary experience to be facing as a patient. You may have many questions – can the implant be repaired? Will the entire implant need to be replaced? What will this process look like?
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Some of us may be lucky enough to live the entire life without losing their permanent teeth. But, most are not. According to research, an average American loses about 12 teeth by the age of 50, mainly due to gum diseases, tooth decay, and injuries.
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Strictly speaking, your body can reject a dental implant. But, the good news is that it is very rare. Dental implants are the most adaptable and durable replacement for teeth roots, with up to 98% of the success rate. Even in 2% of unsuccessful cases, most happen due to dental implant failure.
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As much as we all love ice cream and smoothies, a common question our patients ask is, when will they be able to resume eating more solid foods following their wisdom teeth removal? There are several factors at play here, and the introduction of solid foods can often depend on the patient’s comfort level and how quickly their healing process is progressing.
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