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Zirconia Implantology Certification Course Completed: August 2 And 3 2012

On Thursday and Friday August 2 and 3, 2012 we successfully completed our two-day-summer session zirconia implantology training and certification course. In attendance were seven doctors from five US States and Canada. This course on the Z-Systems one-piece ceramic...

Radiological Output Of Ceramic Dental Implants

by Sammy Noumbissi, DDS

THE QUESTION OF RADIATION IN DENTAL CERAMICS It may be surprising that one of the ‘risks’ associated with Zirconium based implants is radioactivity. But what does the research say, and is there really any risk to patients? The truth is that Zirconium just like...

Wichita State University: Certification Course In Zirconia Implantology In Kansas August 24 And 25, 2012. Presented By Dr. Sammy Noumbissi

by Sammy Noumbissi, DDS

On Friday and Saturday August 24 and 25, 2012 Dr. Noumbissi who is an adjunct professor of implant dentistry at Wichita Sate University will be teaching the first ever zirconia implantology certification course in Kansas at the university’s Advanced Education in...

What Are The Benefits Of Ceramic Dental Implants?

by Sammy Noumbissi, DDS

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF CERAMIC DENTAL IMPLANTS? Well over 100 million Americans suffer some form tooth loss, and today ceramic dental implants represent the most aesthetically pleasing option available for tooth replacement. Ceramic implants are comfortable for our...

The Difference Between Metal-Free Dental Implants And Bridges

by Sammy Noumbissi, DDS

METAL-FREE DENTAL IMPLANTS VS. DENTAL BRIDGES The science of ceramic, metal-free dental implants provides a comfortable and natural alternative to bridges for patients who have suffered tooth loss. Metal-free dental implants are made of the ceramic component of...

Sports And Energy Drinks Can Damage Tooth Enamel

by Sammy Noumbissi, DDS

Scientific studies are now revealing the full extent of damage a person can inadvertently cause to their tooth enamel by consuming highly acidic beverages. With a reported 30- 50 percent of U.S. teenagers consuming popularized energy drinks on a daily basis, it is...