It’s important to keep your teeth healthy by flossing and brushing your teeth daily. But some people often forget the importance of their gums. In fact, your gums can be prone to gum disease or gingivitis’ which can detrimental effects…
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How Does Alcohol Affect My Teeth?
Throughout the day, we frequently consume food and drinks without considering how they affect our dental health. Most people are aware that soda and candy are harmful to our teeth. Most people are aware that candy and soda are harmful…
Two questions to ask before getting a Dental Implant
Dental implants are a common procedure performed by implant surgeons. Implants allow for restoration of function and esthetics. But with so many implants being placed there are also many times where the implant fail. Though implants fail for many reasons,…
The Fascinating History of the Toothbrush
Did you know early forms of toothbrushing tools can be traced all the way back to 3500-3000 BC? Dr. Chaudhry shares more about the history of the toothbrush.
Dental Care Tips for Athletes
Athletes have a range of oral health concerns that can affect their overall health and athletic performance. Dr. Chaudhry shares dental care tips for athletes.
Adopting to New Implant Concepts
I’ve heard it said that it takes surgeons over a decade to adopt new, scientifically proven concepts into their daily practice. There is no doubt that there should be some lag between the introduction of a new surgical technique and…
Smoking Can Ruin Your Teeth
Welcome back! Last time we wrote, we talked about how soda might be working to compromise your oral health. However, soda actually isn’t the worst thing you could be doing for your oral health. That privilege is reserved for smoking….
The Corrosive Properties of Soda
Not many people are aware of the fact that soda can actually corrupt their teeth to the point where they will need to be removed. Fortunately, we can restore any teeth pulled to soda with dental implants.
Don’t Let Missing Teeth Ruin Your Smile
If you fail to restore your missing teeth with dental implants, you will begin to develop conditions like tooth decay and gum disease. And, if left untreated, these conditions can end up costing you even more teeth.
Welcome to Treatment with Dental Implants
Here at Lehigh Valley Oral Surgery & Implant Center, there are three different main types of implant treatment we can provide our patients. These range from single tooth restorations to full arch restorations.