Dental Blog

Have you ever seen an online ad promising “Free Dental Implants in Your Area” or “Dental Implant Grants”? You’re not alone. These offers might seem like a dream come true, but in many cases, they’re far from legitimate. It’s important to note that these ads are not placed by Advanced Dental Implant Center, our marketing agencies, or any reputable dental practice. Instead, they’re part of a growing wave of third-party scams designed to mislead you, collect your personal information, or push you into expensive treatment plans. Here’s what you need to know to protect yourself and how to spot the difference between a scam and a trustworthy dental provider. What Are Third-Party Dental Implant Scams? Third-party dental implant scams are run by unaffiliated marketers or lead generation companies, not licensed dental professionals. These companies often disguise themselves as local clinics offering “free implants” or “dental implant grants,” but in reality: They don’t provide dental services at all. They have no

Increasingly younger patients are opting for dental implants to prolong the vitality of their remaining teeth and jaw, reducing the need for more extensive treatments in the future. Choosing between a tooth implant vs partial denture is a matter of health as well as preference, and a thorough assessment of your dental profile is essential to decide on the suitability of either treatment. Following are some of the considerations your dental specialist will factor in when advising on a suitable treatment plan. Dental condition When there has already been extensive bone loss it can be difficult for the implant fixtures to fuse properly in the jawbone. In some cases, this can be solved by securing the implants above the jawbone, while others may require pretreatment to improve the bone condition in order to support the implants. Objectives Dental implants and partial dentures both accomplish the primary goals of restoring the general appearance and function of missing teeth. Patients who opt for implants often