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Primary stability is a huge factor in implant success, but what exactly is it and how do you get it? Primary stability is the implant’s

Bruxism can be difficult for dentists to comprehensively manage. This parafunctional habit involves grinding and clenching during sleep and/or during hours of wakefulness. When it

With aesthetic dentistry becoming increasingly in demand, it is important to understand the soft tissue healing around implants. Continuing on from our blog on hard

What should we expect once the implant is placed into our patient’s jaw? Studies have shown us that the implant’s osseointegration process is similar to

Ever heard opposing views on immediate implant placement? Some say it’s risky, while others say it’s just as good or even better than delayed implants.

While hidden, implant abutments are an essential component to implant therapy. They connect the implant to the prosthetic dental crown. At ARIA, we focus on the different