Whether a tooth is lost at 30, 50, or 70, the replacement decision follows the same criteria. Patient demand and clinical stability are the deciding factors, not age.
Losing a tooth at 30, 50, or 70: age is not the deciding factor Read More »
A broken tooth can be an emergency or wait until the next day. Dr. Zerguine explains the clinical criteria that determine this, and why 9 out of 10 fractures can be saved.
Broken or Fractured Tooth: What to Do Based on Severity? Read More »
When anterior teeth are worn, restoring only the anterior leads to predictable failure. The solution involves restoring the posterior teeth.
Implant or bridge to replace a tooth: two solutions, two different approaches. Dr. Zerguine explains the real indications and what the long-term literature says.
Implant or bridge: how to choose to replace a tooth? Read More »
