There's no denying it: plastic surgery is a big commitment. First and foremost, whether the procedure is small or large, it's still making a (most likely) permanent change to your body, which is ...

The alternative to cheek implants - depending on your age - is an extended SMAS type face-lift or similar face-lifts. This is where the mainly fatty tissue of the mid-face is repositioned on to the ...

Zygomatic implants take their name from the “zygoma,” or cheekbone. In traditional dental implantology, the density and volume of the jawbone are critical. When the bone is too weak or resorbed to ...

When you reach a certain age, it's normal to have questions about whether dental implants are right for you. You may think about what kind of success rate you'll have with implants based on your age.

Dental implants are designed to be permanent because they fuse with the jawbone through osseointegration. Crowns may wear out and need replacement after 15 to 20 years. Implant failure can happen ...

For decades, the dental community has debated whether chronological age should factor into implant treatment planning. Recent clinical data from Vera Smile, a specialized dental implant clinic based ...