Extraction socket preservation is a crucial procedure in modern dentistry that ensures expected and pleasing results after tooth extraction. The preservation of the tooth socket plays a significant role in preventing bone loss, reducing the collapse of soft tissue, and maintaining the gingival architecture.

Dental implants are used as replacement tooth roots to support dental appliances or artificial teeth. They are usually screw- like posts that are surgically placed in either the upper or the lower jaw. A dental implant comprises an implant body and dental abutment, which work together to create and artificial tooth. Finally, a dental crown is attached to the implant to complete the process.

Implant- supported overdentures involve the placement of two to six implants into the jawbone to provide support. This helps retain the existing bone and prevent future degradation. Typically, this process requires two surgical procedure. It is important to remove the overdenture for sleeping or cleaning purposes.

The All-on-4 technique is a revolutionary modality in dental implants that replaces missing teeth with a complete upper or lower set of teeth, supported by a mere four ( or up to six) dental implants. This transformative technique has enabled a multitude of individuals to regain their self- confidence and lead fulfilling lives.

Laughing gas, also known as nitrous oxide, is a sedation technique commonly used in dentistry. It helps patients remain calm and relaxed during dental procedures while staying conscious. The gas is administered through a mask and its effects wear off quickly after the procedure.

Dental digital impressions involve using advanced technology to create a precise 3D image of patient´s teeth and oral structures. This technology often replaces traditional molds. Digital impressions offer greater accuracy, efficiency, and comfort for patients compared to traditional methods.