Bone loss is one of the serious consequences after tooth loss, affecting aesthetics, chewing function and hindering future dental implants. Dental implants are a modern dental implant method, minimizing jaw bone loss.

After a long period of tooth loss, the patient may experience jaw bone loss (or alveolar bone loss), causing the jaw bone to disappear, which can lead to misaligned bite and crooked mouth. To prevent bone loss, it is best for the patient to choose dental implants immediately after tooth loss.

Whether diabetics can have their teeth extracted is certainly a question of many patients as well as their relatives. Dental diseases are one of the complications of diabetes. Therefore, whether diabetics can have their teeth extracted depends on the blood sugar level measured before the extraction.

Ameloblastoma is a benign tumor that occurs in the jawbone, causing swelling in the cheeks and facial deformity. If detected late, enamel tumor can spread to surrounding tissues, easily become malignant tumor, metastasize to blood, lymphatic system and lead to death.