Next Smile

All-on-4® dental implants have a long and fascinating history, beginning over 40 years ago. Today, All-on-4® dental implants are considered one of the most advanced options for tooth replacement available. These implants consist of a titanium post that is surgically implanted into the jawbone and a set of prosthetic teeth that attach directly to it. This approach provides many benefits compared to other types of dental implants, including increased stability and reduced treatment time. Whether you are looking to restore your smile after tooth loss or improve your oral health, All-on-4® dental implants may be the right solution for you. To learn more about this revolutionary treatment option, contact a Brisbane dental professional today . Whether it's routine cleanings and exams or more complex restorative treatments, The team at Next Smile always deliver amazing results. Even the most challenging situations are addressed with finesse and precision, backed by years of experience an...

    All-on-4® dental implants are a revolutionary approach to a tooth replacement that replaces the need for multiple dental procedures. All implants can be done in just one day with minimal discomfort and offer many advantages over traditional dentures or bridges. The All-on-4® treatment is designed to have you smiling again in no time! All-on-4® dental implants use four implants to secure a full bridge or denture. The All-on-4® procedure is performed in a single day and requires minimal discomfort or downtime. All-on-4® offer many advantages over traditional dentures or bridges, including: Increased stability and security – All-on-4® dental implants are more stable and secure than traditional dentures or bridges and are less likely to slip or move. This can help reduce the likelihood of teeth grinding and jaw clenching. Reduced need for bone grafting – Unlike traditional dental implants, All-on-4® dental implants do not require extensive bone grafting. This can save time a...

    1. Malocclusion Malocclusion describes several conditions that affect the alignment of your teeth or bite. Malocclusion bites are most often caused by missing teeth or tooth decay. If an individual has malocclusions, the symptoms can range from small tongue thrusts to speech impediments. Some patients experience pain in their jaw or difficulty chewing, swallowing and breathing. Missing teeth is the primary cause of malocclusion. The jawbone starts to recede when one doesn't have enough teeth to hold their bite in place. As a result, the rest of the teeth move forward to find stability. The more teeth gaps one has, the more likely their face will look slightly crooked, and one may experience problems speaking clearly or pain while eating or chewing. 2. Overbite Another condition that can result from losing teeth is an overbite. As the lower front teeth become shorter than the upper front teeth, they come together in an awkward position and make it difficult to chew or speak...