Do you suspect that you need a bone graft? Has Dr. Daniel Cannon suggested that you get one? This means you want to treat the underlying bone of your jaw so oral surgery and dental treatment can be possible. Here are some more specific reasons why we might recommend a bone graft: -It can help heal fractures in your jawbone,... read more »
Losing multiple teeth in one area of your mouth can significantly impair the function of your mouth. Fortunately, Dr. Daniel Cannon and the dental restoration specialists at his Tulsa, Oklahoma, clinic can replace these teeth with a dental bridge mounted onto a pair of dental implants. Unfortunately, in many cases of multiple tooth loss, it also compromises a large amount... read more »
In many cases of total tooth loss, the underlying cause also results in a loss of critical bone structure in the jaw. This could prevent the ability to use a dental implant to restore the missing tooth, which would require preparatory treatment measures. In a situation like this, Dr. Daniel Cannon will recommend having a bone graft installed in the... read more »
Replacing lost teeth with dental implants are a great way to bring the “WOW” back to your smile! If you need just a single tooth or are looking to have an anchor formed for dentures or partial dentures, restorative dentistry will add the cosmetic value you’re looking for back to your smile. Implants will last you for years to come... read more »
The art and science of dental restorations encompasses several factors. Not the least of which is supplying sufficient bone structure in the underlying jawbone. Many dental restorations, especially dental implants, need enough bone matter so the abutment can anchor. Any dental restoration process starts with Dr. Daniel Cannon examining your mouth to assess your overall oral health and the available... read more »
In many cases when a tooth is lost, it also compromises the health or integrity of the surrounding bone tissues. This can make it difficult to successfully replace the tooth with a dental restoration like a dental implant. To address an issue like this, your dentist, Dr. Daniel Cannon, can install a bone graft. This additional bone tissue that is... read more »
When your jawbone suffers from any sort of decay or trauma, it decreases the strength and health of your jaw. If your jaw isn't healthy, it can have a pretty negative effect on your oral health, and could prevent you from getting dental implants if you need teeth replaced. If your jawbone does have any sort of decay or other... read more »
Having a bone graft installed into your jaw is often the first step in the process of restoring a missing tooth. This special treatment will restore sufficient structure in the area so you can mount a dental implant. When you meet with your Cannon Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery oral surgeon for the initial consultation, you should let them know about... read more »
If you have recently undergone bone graft surgery, your recovery process is extremely important. If you take good care of the graft site, you will have the successful results you are looking for. To help you fully and properly recover, our Cannon Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery team recommends that you do the following things: -Stop the bleeding: It’s very common... read more »
The bone structure that anchors your teeth to your jaw can sometimes be depleted by advanced periodontal disease, tooth extractions, or advanced tooth decay. This can lead to a wide variety of issues. It could also cause a partial or denture to fit poorly, or make it difficult to anchor a dental implant. If you lack sufficient bone structure in... read more »