Dr. Saad was born in Stonewall, Manitoba, Canada and raised in Cairo, Egypt where he completed all of his primary and dental education, graduated from Faculty of Oral and Dental Medicine, Cairo University in 2002. Dr. Saad moved to Indianapolis, IN in 2005 where he pursued his masters in Prosthodontics, his research was in restoring root canal treated teeth, he graduated in 2008. Dr. Saad moved to Texas and worked in several positions as a prosthodontist for a mobile dental company serving the elderly east of Dallas, TX, then as a general dentist with a private practice office in Richmond and Conroe, TX.

New dentures will typically fit your mouth very securely as it has been designed specifically for your gums. As time goes on, your gum tissues will change and the fit of the denture will become more loose and thus more prone to movement inside your mouth. Having the denture professionally relined every one to two years will keep the denture secure and functional. All full dentures should have a hard reline every two years.

Usually, when you lose a tooth, it is best for your oral health to have it replaced. Missing teeth can affect your “bite” as well as your ability to speak and chew. Their loss can increase the burden on your remaining teeth and can cause muscle pain in your jaws and headaches. And of course, losing a tooth can affect your appearance. The following information reviews replacing missing teeth with an implant retained denture. Although many patients have no problem wearing an upper denture, some people find it difficult to wear and eat with lower dentures.

Often, patients with amalgam fillings will exhibit amalgam breakdowns and damage to the tooth structure as recurrent decay creates stress fractures on the enamel. Unlike most laboratory-created crowns, CEREC® inlay restorations stabilize the integrity of the tooth. CEREC® materials ensure maximum bond strength and enhance appearance, resulting in your desired smile. CEREC® inlay restorations form a smooth, tooth-colored replacement of dental material lost to cavities. Using ultramodern CAD/CAM technology, CEREC® inlays mimic your tooth’s color and structure exactly. Silver amalgam restorations regularly result in unsightly crowns and the necessity of replacement over time from recurrent decay.