OMS Illustrations

Dental Implants Preserve Bone

Gum Grafting

Orthodontics

Periodontal Disease

Clear Aligners

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All on 4

All on 4 Process

All on 4 – Available for custom voice-over content.

All on 6 – Available for custom voice-over content.

All on 4 – Available for custom voice-over content.

Single Dental Implant – Available for custom voice-over content.

Implant Bridge

Types of Implants

Bone Restoration – Available for custom voice-over content.

Dental Implant with Bone Restoration – Available for custom voice-over content.

Bone Restoration

Bone Restoration Side View

Angular Impacted Wisdom Teeth #1

Horizontal Impacted Wisdom Teeth #2

Distal Impacted Wisdom Teeth #3

Infected Angular Impacted Wisdom Teeth #4

Angular Impacted Wisdom Teeth #6

Sinus Lift And Bone Graft Surgery

Facial Trauma

Peri-implantitis #1

Peri-implantitis #2

Bridge and Crown

Partial Denture

Laser Whitening

Dental Illustrations

Dental implant crown replaces the tooth and preserves the bone

A dental implant replaces the missing tooth root, the tooth root is the part of the tooth that you cannot see. Once healed, your dentist will place a crown onto the implant replacing the portion of your tooth that you can see making your smile complete once again.

A partial denture hooks onto the adjacent teeth for support, loosening them over time.

One option is to replace missing teeth with a partial. A partial is a retainer with replacement teeth which clasps around your existing teeth for support. This can over time loosen the existing teeth and create cavities around the clasps.

Replacing a tooth with a bridge requires cutting down the two adjacent teeth.

Another option to replace missing teeth is a bridge. A bridge will require the teeth on either side of the empty space to be cut down in order to securely hold a replacement tooth in the space. A bridge can be difficult to floss and keep clean as well as putting the teeth that were cut down at a higher risk for future issues such as decay ror nerve damage requiring a root canal or the loss of an additional tooth.
(4)Single missing anterior tooth
Single missing anterior tooth
(5) Bone melts away where tooth is missing, leaving a visible defect
Lower jaw with all of the teeth in place
(6) Lower jaw with all of the teeth in place
Bone resorption where posterior teeth are missing
(7) Bone resorption where posterior teeth are missing
Dental implants and crowns replace teeth and preserve bone
(8) Dental implants and crowns replace teeth and preserve bone
Lower jaw with all of the teeth in place
(9) Lower jaw with all of the teeth in place
Bone resorption occurs when all teeth are missing
(10) Bone resorption occurs when all teeth are missing
Dental implants preserve bone and support replacement teeth
(11) Dental implants preserve bone and support replacement teeth

Dental Implants Preserve Adjacent Teeth

Problems associated with a missing posterior tooth

(12) Once a tooth is lost, the adjacent teeth will begin to drift into the space created by the missing tooth

(13) Implant Retained Denture (Overdenture)
Bridges vs. Dental Implants
(14) Bridges vs. Dental Implants

(15) Denture

(16) All on 4

(17) All on 6

(18) Surgical removal of the tooth

(19) A bone graft, using bone from another area of the mouth or synthetic bone

(20) Dental implant

(21) Damaged tooth

(22) Removal of the existing tooth

(23) Placement of the implant

(24) Placement of a temporary crown

(25) All on 4

(26) Missing Teeth
Dental Implant vs Bridge
Dental Implant

Mini Implants

(27) Mini Implants

(28) Missing Teeth

(29) Partial Denture

(30) Dental Implants

(31) All on 4

(32) All on 6

Progression of a cavity

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Gum Disease

Dental Implants

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Delayed Dental Implant Placement

Insufficient bone

Bone graft

Dental implant

Normal Tooth

Insufficient bone

Bone graft

Dental implant

Sinus Lift (Graft) Procedure

Insufficient bone

Bone graft

Dental implant

Misc

Impacted Wisdom Teeth

Bridge

Denture

Flossing