Author Archives: William J. Claiborne, DDS MS

Implants Can Support Dentures For Chewing Stability & Comfort

Denture wearers often endure embarrassing slips, difficulty chewing and sore gums. While dentures do “replace” the appearance of teeth, their ability to restore stable chewing and security when speaking or laughing is inadequate for many. Because Dental Implants can be … Continue reading

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Daily Flossing Equals Time & Money Savings

When I see a patient who requires time-consuming and expensive treatment for gum disease, I can’t help but think to myself, “This could have been easily prevented.” Daily flossing is one of the most effective means of avoiding periodontal disease, … Continue reading

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Smokers Have High Risk For Gum Disease

If you smoke, you already know your risk for heart and lung disease is much greater than for adults who don’t smoke. You may be surprised, however, to learn that you also have a greater risk for developing gum disease. … Continue reading

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Replacing Back Teeth Is Important For Well-Being Of Other Teeth

If you lose a back tooth, why replace it since the tooth isn’t visible? The arrangement of your teeth is a balanced support system that provides proper support and stability. Losing a tooth can start a vicious cycle of ongoing … Continue reading

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