by San Francisco Green Dentistry Blogger | Oct 15, 2021 | Dental implants, Restorative dentistry
An estimated 178 million adult Americans are missing at least one of their natural teeth, and some forty million more are missing all of them. Those are staggering numbers – and a problem best addressed with dental implants, like those available at Green Dentistry in...
by San Francisco Green Dentistry Blogger | Sep 1, 2021 | Dental implants, Holistic Dentistry, Restorative dentistry
Dental implants are one of the most important advances in the history of dentistry: titanium posts that provide such a solid foundation, that the teeth they support look and function like the real thing. Dental implants are available here at Green Dentistry in San...
by San Francisco Green Dentistry Blogger | Aug 2, 2021 | Dental implants, Holistic Dentistry, Restorative dentistry
At Green Dentistry in San Francisco our goal is the best possible dental health for each and every one of our patients. That means pink healthy gums, and strong teeth with few or no cavities. But even with regular brushing and checkups, sometimes things go wrong....
by San Francisco Green Dentistry Blogger | Jul 1, 2021 | Dental Health, Holistic Dentistry, Restorative dentistry
“Restorative dentistry” is a term we use at Green Dentistry in San Francisco for the procedures used to repair or replace damaged or missing teeth. As a holistic practice, we emphasize work that promotes overall health, is long-lasting, and is...
by San Francisco Green Dentistry Blogger | Jun 16, 2021 | Dental implants, Healthy Lifestyle, Restorative dentistry
Our teeth are meant to last a lifetime, and with daily brushing and flossing along with regular cleanings and checkups, they usually can. But sometimes things go wrong, through no one’s fault, and one or more teeth are lost. When that happens, dental implants...
by Dr. Nammy Patel | Jan 31, 2021 | Dental implants, General dentistry, Restorative dentistry
Dr. Nammy Patel of Green Dentistry talks about the options that patients have for tooth replacement. For a tooth that’s lost, there’s several things you can do. One is to do nothing, which I don’t recommend. The other is to do a bridge. So you would...
