Neuromuscular Dental Implants :

Neuromuscular Dental Implants are taking the guesswork out of traditional Dental Implant technology, which is good news for dentists and patients alike. Now, the advanced technology of Neuromuscular Dental Implants allows the assessment and homework necessary for placing a patient's implants to be done with tomography and

3-D x-rays. Dr. Jacques notes, "This helps us pinpoint the exact location for a patient's implants with much greater ease and precision."

"Thanks to Neuromuscular Dental Implantation techniques and technology, Dental Implantation has never been easier on the patient," continues Dr. Jacques. "With the use of tomography, which is basically a 3-D x-ray machine, everything can be seen, from the nerves and bones to the sinuses, adding precision to the placement of Dental Implants."

This system gives the advantage of being able to first place the implants in a virtual computer setting before placing them in the patient's mouth. This can be done by using either conventional tomography, which shows the third dimension; or, with the revolutionary radiographic I-CAT scan, a computerized CAT scan that delivers low radiation to the head and neck.

The Neuromuscular Implant system also gives dentists like Dr. Jacques the best chance of minimizing lateral forces on the implants, which is the number one cause of implant failure. This involves balancing the chewing forces - which really helps increase the long-term success rate of Neuromuscular Dental Implants.

"We now have the technology to offer a patient Neuromuscular Dental Implant treatment right here in the office, even if they need their whole mouth restored," concludes Dr. Jacques. "In the past, we had to send these patients out. These days, even patients with complicated issues who want Full Mouth Reconstruction with Dental Implants can be treated right in our office. These are very exciting advances in dentistry."

Call today for your complimentary consultation with Dr. Jacques: 310-826-1181.