Dental Implant Bone | Index of Articles

Index of all Articles in the Dental Implant Bone Category

Implant Dentistry - The Convenient And Safe Alternative To Dentures

If you are missing a tooth or a group of teeth, you may find that you are afraid to smile, you don’t like to speak because you think you sound funny, or you may not be able to eat certain foods that you enjoy. Until recently, your only option was to replac
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Smile Makeovers

If you are unhappy with your smile for any reason, there is a cosmetic dentistry solution for you. Whether your smile is too gummy, crooked, has chipped or cracked teeth, has missing teeth, or isn’t your ideal color, a cosmetic dentist can give you a s
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Dental Implant Bone Grafting and Growth

In a person considering a dental implant, bone must be strong and dense enough to hold the implant. If it is not, bone can be grafted in or grown to fill the gaps. A common area for this to occur is in the sinuses above the upper molars, where bone graft o
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Dental Implants News and Events

Researchers evaluate root canals versus extraction and dental implants (News-Medical-Net)

A new study addresses the growing controversy among dental health professionals regarding the best course of treatment when evaluating between a root canal or dental implant procedure.

Dental Implants Require Significantly More Follow-up Treatment than Root Canals (Newswise)

A new study addresses the growing controversy among dental health professionals regarding the best course of treatment when evaluating between a root canal or dental implant procedure. Researchers evaluated the success and failure rates of teeth treated with a root canal (endodontically treated teeth) or extracted and replaced with a dental implant.

Fincher using new implant procedure (The Greenwood Commonwealth)

Greenwood Leflore Hospital and Dr. Todd Fincher have partnered on a new dental implant procedure that reduces the amount of surgery required and increases the likelihood of successful bonding between the implant and bone.

Why do Mad Dogs do it? (Philippine Daily Inquirer)

MANILA, Philippines - The cold November night blankets the mountains that rise above 7,000 feet. Darkness, fog and rain obscure the narrow road, defying our headlights.

Biolux Research Announces Launch of the OsseoPulseâ„¢ Bone Regeneration System in Canada (T-Net British Columbia)

Vancouver, BC, November 3, 2008--(T-Net)--Biolux Research Ltd. announced today that it has launched the OsseoPulseTM Bone Regeneration System in Canada. The product is now available for sale through Citagenix Inc., our exclusive distribution partner.

Nobel Biocare 3Q Net Profit Down, Expects To Underperform Market (Nasdaq)

ZURICH -(Dow Jones)- Swiss dental implant maker Nobel Biocare Holding AG ( NOBN.VX) said Monday third quarter net profit was down sharply, after a profit warning earlier this month.

OpenCell BioMed Inc. Enters Multi-Billion Dollar Medical Device Market (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)

OpenCell BioMed Inc. -- OpenCell BioMed Inc. is a medical device designer and manufacturer specializing in innovative designs merging proprietary biomedical materials with human cell biology.

Revealed: The miracles set to transform tooth care (Daily Mail)

For anyone who's scared of the dentist, the future looks bright. Professor Nairn Wilson, of King's College, London, reveals what could be in place in the dentist's surgery within the next few years.

RTI Biologics Sees Expanded Surgeon User Base of Fresh OC Allografts (Centre Daily Times)

RTI Biologics, Inc. (RTI) (Nasdaq:RTIX), the Florida-based processor of orthopedic, dental, hernia and other biologic implants, today announced the company is seeing expansion of its user base of RTI's fresh-stored osteochondral (OC) allografts since its first implant in May. To date, more than 70 patients have received these biologic implants to repair cartilage damage, reducing their pain and ...

RTI Biologics Sees Expanded Surgeon User Base of Fresh OC Allografts (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance)

ALACHUA, Fla.----RTI Biologics, Inc. , the Florida-based processor of orthopedic, dental, hernia and other biologic implants, today announced the company is seeing expansion of its user base of RTIâ€™s fresh-stored osteochondral allografts since its first implant in May.