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Gap teeth: worth the cost to fix?

Your dentist can perform a consultation to see if you’re a candidate for veneers. (Photo by Katie Jacewicz)

Gap teeth are a common cosmetic problem that can be fixed using a number of dental methods. The cost, effectiveness and long-term viability of these treatments varies significantly. Are they worth the cost?

Dental implants: a complete smile in 8 steps or less

The crown attaches to the abutment which has either an external or internal hex to hold it in place.

Depending on the condition of your jaw, teeth and gums, a dental implant procedure can take as little as a few weeks or as long as nine months as your dentist, oral surgeon and prosthodontist restore your smile.

Should you get a dental implant instead of a bridge?

Dr. Robert Heller of Oral Implants & Reconstructive Dentistry places a dental implant on a patient as his staff assists. (Photo courtesy of Midwest Implant Institute)

As more people choose dental implants instead of traditional crowns and bridges, you'll want to examine the costs, time and the health of your jawbone and tissue before opting for this procedure.

Before and after your wisdom tooth extraction

An angular impaction of an erupting wisdom tooth. (Katie Carman)

If you’re ready to have your wisdom teeth removed, preparing for your surgery and recovery can help prevent complications. These tips will help you avoid problems after this common oral surgery.