Blog - Dental Implants

Dental implants are the most reliable and longest-lasting solution for individuals suffering from tooth loss. By replacing the function and feel of dental roots, they provide benefits far exceeding those of other tooth replacement options.

Let’s learn more about these marvels of dental technology, their benefits, and where to turn for precisely placed Doylestown dental implants!

The Benefits of Doylestown Dental Implants

Among ...

In the aftermath of tooth loss, it's vital that the space vacated by the missing teeth be addressed, as simply leaving an empty space would pose threats not only to the patient's remaining teeth (shifting and misalignment) but also their gums (infection) and jawbone (infection and a loss of bone density).

For anyone missing one or more teeth, dental implants are ...

Losing one or more teeth can feel devastating for several reasons. You may find that chewing, eating, and enjoying the foods you always loved becomes more difficult. You may also feel embarrassed about talking, smiling, or interacting with others because of the gaps in your smile.

The cost of losing your smile can impact all aspects of your life. For some ...

Yes, you can get Doylestown dental implants even if you have complete tooth loss! Modern technology and the latest advances in dentistry have made implant-supported prosthetics a reality.

Our dentist is happy to evaluate your smile to see if dental implants are a suitable option for your tooth loss.

About Dental Implants

Dental implants are not replacement teeth but artificial tooth roots ...

Living with tooth loss can make even simple daily tasks, like eating or socializing, difficult or uncomfortable. Fortunately, modern dentistry has shown Dr. Link that anything is possible when it comes to restoring a person’s unique smile. 

Dental implants are permanent, lifelike tooth replacements for missing teeth. While dentures are removable, dental implants are surgically placed beneath ...

Tooth loss in the US is far more prevalent than you might think. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) conducted a health survey that shows nearly 40 million Americans are missing all their teeth in one or both jaws.

It’s More Than a Gap in Your Smile

To understand why replacing a missing tooth is critical, you should first know that the ...

We are proud to announce we have a new article featured in the Compendium Dental Journal.

Contact Our Doylestown, PA Dental Office

Contact us to schedule an appointment with Dr. Elyce Link-Bindo and Dr. David Donatelli, and the rest of the talented dental team at Doylestown Dental Group. 

When You Lose a Tooth

You or a loved one may lose a permanent tooth (not including wisdom teeth) at some point. Losing just one tooth can set off a cascade of events in your mouth.  The first thing people tend to notice is the physical appearance of missing a tooth.  Within the first month of losing that tooth, ...

If you are someone who is missing a tooth, or may need a tooth removed in the future, dental implants are something you may want to consider.  Dental implants are titanium roots that are placed into your jawbone.  An intermediate piece called an abutment is then used to anchor a tooth or crown to the titanium root. Two of the ...

A large percentage of patients that receive dental implants have a dental CT scan.  This scan is different from a medical CT in the sense that has much less radiation and it only images the head and neck.  Dental professionals use these scans to evaluate bone levels, pathology, virtually plan implant placement, and many other applications.  However, these scans also ...