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How does Ramadan Affect Your Oral Health?

By Dr. Tahina Mukit, DMD RAMADAN MUBARAK! But what is Ramadan? Ramadan is considered a holy month for practicing Muslims where they abstain from food and drink from sunrise until sunset. Many Muslims perform this religious duty but are met with curious gazes and even more curious questions. Read down below to not only understand Ramadan more, but how Ramadan affects the body as a whole. How does Ramadan affect one’s dental hygiene? When participating in Ramadan, one of the physical restraints is to abstain from food and water- yes, even water! Because of this, it is very common to have dry mouth, which is also known as xerostomia. With reduced salivary flow, this does allow for bacteria and plaque to build up which increases the incidence of having bad breath (“How Fasting Affects Your Oral Cavity” 2025). Can you brush your teeth and use mouthrinse during Ramadan? This question is of high debate amongst Muslims. As we know, Ramadan

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March 13, 2026
Beware Dental Implant Scams

Beware of Third-Party ‘Free Dental Implant’ Scams

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

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July 7, 2025

A Life-Changing Smile: Jason’s Journey with Dental Implants at Advanced Dental Implant Center of Denver

For over a decade, Jason had lived with declining dental health, unsure of when or how to address it. It all stemmed from a delayed removal of his wisdom teeth, which caused significant damage. A broken tooth followed, sparking years of frustration and embarrassment. It wasn’t until a conversation with Arne Hoffmann, PhD, General Manager at Advanced Dental Implant Center of Denver (ADIC Denver) at church that Jason felt ready to take control of his dental future. That moment marked the beginning of a remarkable transformation. From his first consultation, Jason was reassured by the thorough, patient guidance from the ADIC Denver team. They simplified what once felt overwhelming, ensuring he understood every step and felt supported throughout the process. Though recovering from the initial procedure came with minor challenges—easily managed with ibuprofen—the overall experience was much smoother than he anticipated. Jason credits the expertise and care of ADIC Denver team for making what seemed intimidating feel seamless and empowering.

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April 30, 2025

Dental Implant vs Partial Dentures: Which is Right For You?

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

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April 21, 2025

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Advanced Dental Implant Center are part of a professional affiliation of dental implant practices operated by oral surgeons, periodontists, prosthodontists, and restorative dentists. With the specialized techniques used by Advanced Dental Implant Center, such as zygomatic and pterygoid implants, nearly all patients qualify for same day dental implants from a dental perspective. Prospective patients require an initial workup that includes an oral examination, 3D radiographic evaluation, and medical history consultation. Some patients with certain medical histories may not qualify for surgical treatment. “Teeth-in-a-day”, “one day implant teeth”, “same day implant teeth”, etc. refers to the fact that on the day of surgery, patients will have teeth removed (unless all teeth are already missing, dental implants placed, and a screw retained prosthesis secured to these implants on the same day as the surgery. While this first set of teeth are permanent in the fact that they are secured to the dental implants by screws, these teeth are typically not the final set of teeth as the patient will be allowed to heal prior to the delivery of the final set of teeth. Furthermore, the patient will be allowed to suggest desired changes to the initial set of teeth prior to the fabrication of the final set of teeth. The initial set of screw retained implant teeth are permanent in the fact that they are not removable by the patient and can only be removed by personnel in a dental office. With proper care and maintenance, dental implants can last a lifetime depending on the age of the patient when the implants were originally placed. Studies show that dental implants can last over 25 years with proper home care and regular professional maintenance.

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