If you have lost one or more teeth, you have many options for tooth replacement, and dental implants are one of the most advanced because they are placed right in your jawbone for a long-lasting and natural hold. Dr. Domagala along with our team can help you determine if dental... Read more » Dental implants are top-notch appliances that are strong and reliable. However, even though they are strong and reliable, they still need the proper care. If you fail to care for your dental implants, then you can suffer the consequences. So, make sure to clean and care for your restorations regularly.... Read more » Mini dental implants are great dental restorations that help you replace your missing teeth. That’s right—they are just like normal dental implants, only smaller. These restorations can help you secure a tooth-replacement restoration so you can have the beautiful smile you have always wanted. Some restorations they can support include... Read more » If inflammation of the gums have caused your gums to recede from your teeth and this infection is causing the bone material which supports your teeth to break down, we can help. Our skilled periodontists, Dr. Peter Domagala and Dr. Jennifer Shango offer gum treatments at North Shore Institute of Endodontics... Read more » Do you feel self-conscious about your smile? Do you have missing teeth, and wish you can restore them? If so, dental implants may be right for you. Here at North Shore Institute of Endodontics and Periodontics in Gurnee, Illinois, we take pride in helping our patients achieve their ideal smile,... Read more » Are you missing one or more teeth? Do you wish to have a beautiful, fully functional smile once again? Ask our dentists about dental implants in Gurnee, Illinois. Dental implants restore not only the tooth, but the tooth root. Implants are made up of three parts: a titanium screw, a... Read more » When a tooth is lost to severe tooth decay, dental avulsion or required treatment by extraction, it can also result in compromised or lost bone structure. When this happens, there might not be sufficient bone structure remaining in the underlying socket to anchor a future restoration with a dental implant.... Read more » As dental plaque infiltrates below the gum line, the bacteria releases toxins which irritate your gum tissue. Your body then responds to this invasion with inflammation, and then the tissue in the mouth and the bones supporting your teeth begin to break down. As your gums pull back from the... Read more »
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