Hands down, dental implants are the best way to replace missing teeth. It’s the only form of tooth replacement that originates below the gum line, attaching to the jawbone like natural tooth roots. Still, there are certain situations that can make it more difficult to receive a dental implant. Because diabetes can contribute to so many peripheral problems, does a diagnosis rule out the possibility of getting an implant? Read on to find out!

Having a tooth pulled isn’t exactly a fun experience, and even worse, it leaves a gap in your smile that can eventually cause oral health problems. The best way to be fully restored is with a dental implant. How long will you have to wait to receive one, though? As you continue reading, a local dentist explains the process of getting dental implants after tooth extraction.