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Advertisements and information about dental implants are popping up on local television and radio shows regularly these days, but if you already have dentures, you may overlook them as something that is not an option for you. Dr. Kyle Kromrey offers edentulous patients an opportunity to enjoy the stability of dental implants without having to replace every tooth with a dental implant.

How Implant-Supported Dentures Work

Implant-supported dentures rely on 2-6 dental implants to lock dentures in place using either a bar lock or ball lock. This stabilizes dentures and makes it possible to eat a greater variety of foods without dentures slipping or falling loose.

You can remove implant-supported dentures at home ...

To our dental insurance policy holders! 

The end of the year is fast approaching. Have you made the most of your dental benefits?  If you have any benefits remaining, there’s still time to use them before you lose them! 

Dental Cleanings

From cleanings to cavity ...

Losing natural teeth can leave you feeling like your smile is not as attractive as it used to be, but did you know that your remaining teeth may shift and create additional dental conditions?

Misaligned bite – When teeth shift, it can cause teeth to come together incorrectly. A misaligned bite can lead to sensitivity, premature wear, and cause jaw-related conditions such as temporomandibular joint disorder, or TMD.

Periodontal disease – Shifting teeth may expose roots, which can feel sensitive when brushing or when exposed to cold drinks or foods. Additionally, the bone that once supported your tooth may diminish because the tooth’s root is no longer present to stimulate healthy bone. ...

Missing teeth pose a big problem for many people. Up until a few decades ago, we replaced missing teeth with either a dental bridge or a partial denture. While these two options filled the gap left behind by a missing tooth, neither one of them could stop the physical repercussions of a missing tooth.

Bone Loss, Called Resorption

The teeth and jawbone have a mutually beneficial relationship. The jawbone secures the root of the tooth in place while the tooth’s root stimulates bone stability. 

When you lose a tooth, the bone that once held it in place begins to dissolve, recede, or resorb. Essentially, it is no longer needed to secure the tooth, ...

If you have made a decision to improve your smile with cosmetic dentistry, you probably want it to happen quickly so you can enjoy your new smile now. The best way to determine how long your treatment will take is to schedule a cosmetic services consultation here in our Lake Worth dental office.

In the meantime, here are a few things to consider when estimating how long it will take until the big reveal.

Do You Have Underlying Oral Health Issues?

If you have oral health conditions, we will likely need to address those before getting started. 

Some of these include:

• Periodontal gum disease
• Bite misalignment
• Teeth misalignment
• Clenching and grinding
• Decay
• Broken or damaged teeth

When we address the underlying ...

If you have watched television or listened to the radio lately, you have probably heard about dental implants for replacing missing teeth. Of course, this information becomes infinitely more important if you are suddenly facing tooth loss or have scheduled a dental extraction.

It’s no secret that missing teeth can be embarrassing, but losing a tooth causes a negative chain reaction with your oral health as well. At Palms Dental Care, we usually recommend that patients replace missing teeth to protect the future of their smiles.

Dental Implants – A Practical Choice

We offer implants, bridges, partial dentures, and complete dentures to replace missing teeth. Implants provide a few standout benefits over other ...

Done In One™ Permanent Implant Teeth in 48 Hours is a procedure where all the upper and/or lower teeth are replaced in one visit with fixed teeth. The Done In One hybrid bridge is a custom milled nanoceramic bridge bonded to a custom milled titanium framework. This revolutionary material combines exceptional strength and unparalleled aesthetics. This procedure helps those suffering from ill-fitting dentures, dental disease, failing or missing teeth with a revolutionary full mouth reconstruction in just two days! This is an advanced procedure that requires planning, skilled surgery, and optimal restorative care.

Certified Done In One Dentist

Our Done In One™ certified team of doctors work together on each individual ...