Pi Dental Center, Fort Washington, PA
Committed to excellence in dental implant treatment.
Some inherited conditions can cause people to be born without some or all of their permanent teeth. This is called congenital anodontia or hypodontia, and it affects about affects between 3 and 10 percent of people. In particular, the congenitally missing teeth that are most often absent are the … [Read more...] about Congenitally Missing Teeth
The other day, a volunteer at a historical museum noticed a photo of George Washington hanging on the wall. She criticized this rendition of our country’s founder as a poor representation. Upon reflection, we determined this image did not exhibit the strength and leadership traits that embodied our … [Read more...] about George Washington’s Teeth
What are the best ways to preserve your natural teeth? Ask the Prosthodontist presents an interview with Dr. Wolfinger. By Dr. Glenn J. Wolfinger “As a prosthodontist, a specialist in the restoration and replacement of teeth, I see a lot of costly tooth problems that could have been easily averted … [Read more...] about Ask the Prosthodontist
Have you heard of the term, “oral cripple”? Dentists use the term to describe a person who has such significant dental problems that they substantially and negatively impact the quality of life. … [Read more...] about What Does the Dental Term, “Oral Cripple” Mean?
Jane sits in the dining room of her nursing home waiting for lunch with her friend, Josephine. The waitress serves Josephine a plate of roast beef, colorful mixed vegetables and baked potato with a dollop of sour cream. With it comes a slice of apple pie for dessert. As Jane looks longingly at … [Read more...] about Nutrition and Dental Care Part 2: Diet and the Nursing Home Resident