Here's why losing a back tooth could be more serious than you might think, in addition to some helpful advice on how a dental implant could prevent problems a missing tooth could cause.

Some people are quite happy to have missing teeth and can cope well after they have lost a tooth. It is important to understand the possible consequences of leaving a missing tooth for a long period of time. A missing tooth can lead to a number of serious issues such as aesthetic changes through to serious health concerns if dental treatment is not sought.

Wondering if dental implants are the right choice for you? Before you decide, get your facts straight. 

Experiencing a dental injury is never fun. If you have cracked a tooth, fractured a tooth, broken a tooth or split a tooth the good news is it may be able to be saved. In the instance where you have a dental injury, it is important that you seek the help of a dental professional as soon as possible. A good rule of thumb is to remember the faster you act, and the better the outcome will be. 

What's the difference between having single implants fitted and choosing an implant-supported bridge, and how could you benefit from the procedure?

The risk of peri-implant disease can be greatly reduced by choosing an experienced and reputable dentist to undertake your surgery. Read on for four tips on preventing peri-implant disease after your dental implant surgery.

Recovery after an oral surgery is, for most, relatively quick. In fact, some patients return to work soon after their dental implant procedure. But remember, recovery times vary.