Dental implant crowns need to be cared for as if they were natural teeth to preserve their lifespan. Depending on use and care, sometimes issues can arise with a dental implant that can lead to several complications, ranging from gum disease and implant failure to damaging the fitting crown. Here are a few helpful tips to ensure there are no issues with your dental implant crown and preserve it for the future. Maintain Excellent Oral Hygiene The first step to caring for an implant crown is good oral hygiene. Thoroughly cleaning your mouth using a soft-bristle toothbrush and toothpaste every day is necessary to minimise the buildup of plaque and food particles around your implant. Keep in mind that if you are finding it difficult to an easy way to get to your implant, you may want to consider using non-abrasive toothpaste to help minimise scratching the crown surface. Good flossing habits also need to be accepted with equal importance, particularly around the gums, where plaque cou...
As prosthodontists, dentists with the specific training to give you a more attractive smile – we specialize in the restoration or replacement of natural teeth. Healthy, attractive teeth and gums speak volumes about who you are. Given the skills involved, only 2% of all dentists have earned the title prosthodontist. Meet Dr. Greg Seal. Dazzling smiles are their specialty, but the health of your mouth is always their first priority.