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WELCOME TO PI
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Why a Prosthodontist?
Meet Our Doctors
Research Programs
What's New At PI?
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DENTAL
TREATMENT
Dental Implants
Treatment Options
Prosthesis Types
Bone Grafting
Dental Implants &
Congenital Deformities
Bad Breath
Orthodontic Treatment
Combined with
Procera Crowns

HEALTH-ISSUES
AND DENTISTRY
Bone Loss and Aging
Heart Illness & Dentistry
Snoring/Sleep Apnea
Osteoporosis
Cancer Information
Drugs and Dentistry
Smoking & Implants
Other Medical

What is a prosthodontist?

It goes beyond a family dentist. Prosthodontists specialize in the restoration and replacement of teeth. A prosthodontist's intensive training goes beyond the standard norms of a dental degree.

What are the health risks for people who are missing teeth?

These people are not able to chew properly, their speech may be affected, and they may have a tough time interacting socially and have a low self-esteem. Diseased teeth can adversely affect a person's general health.

How many Americans are missing their teeth?

The ADA has found that 100 million Americans are missing teeth.

Are there programs that help individuals who can not afford surgery?

Yes. One is a national program called Donated Dental Services. Each year this program screens patients who are missing teeth. The program picks two needy individuals and donates dental services to them.

How long does dental implant surgery take?

Sixty minutes. The process is called Teeth In An Hour. The surgery is incisionless and sutureless and minimally invasive for the patient.

This article was quoted incorrectly by the reporter. It has been re-written to accurately represent the facts.

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Copyright 2008 Pi Dental Center (Prosthodontics Intermedica).



	WELCOME TO PI Info About PI Why a Prosthodontist? Meet Our Doctors Research Programs What's New At PI? Free Video Offer DENTAL TREATMENT Dental Implants Treatment Options Prosthesis Types Bone Grafting Dental Implants & Congenital Deformities Bad Breath Orthodontic Treatment Combined with Procera Crowns HEALTH-ISSUES AND DENTISTRY Bone Loss and Aging Heart Illness & Dentistry Snoring/Sleep Apnea Osteoporosis Cancer Information Drugs and Dentistry Smoking & Implants Other Medical
		What is a prosthodontist? It goes beyond a family dentist. Prosthodontists specialize in the restoration and replacement of teeth. A prosthodontist's intensive training goes beyond the standard norms of a dental degree. What are the health risks for people who are missing teeth? These people are not able to chew properly, their speech may be affected, and they may have a tough time interacting socially and have a low self-esteem. Diseased teeth can adversely affect a person's general health.	How many Americans are missing their teeth? The ADA has found that 100 million Americans are missing teeth. Are there programs that help individuals who can not afford surgery? Yes. One is a national program called Donated Dental Services. Each year this program screens patients who are missing teeth. The program picks two needy individuals and donates dental services to them. How long does dental implant surgery take? Sixty minutes. The process is called Teeth In An Hour. The surgery is incisionless and sutureless and minimally invasive for the patient.

	This article was quoted incorrectly by the reporter. It has been re-written to accurately represent the facts.
Click here to see an Overview of Pi Dental Center More Information Home \| Write Us to Request Information or Ask a Dental Question To make an appointment for an evaluation, call: 1-800-PI-TEAM-5 1-800-748-3265 All information is intended for your general knowledge only and is not a substitute for dental or medical advice or treatment for specific dental or medical conditions. You should seek prompt dental and medical care for any specific health issues. See disclaimer. Copyright 2008 Pi Dental Center (Prosthodontics Intermedica).