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Tinnisense Implant Care is more effective and less invasive than traditional methods. And it is affordable!
Transform insufficient spaces left after extractions to make them eligible for excellent dental implants.
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The Before photo confirms there’s too little room to place dental implants.
Two decades ago, the dentist or oral surgeon extracted two healthy teeth at the request of the orthodontist.
While receiving orthodontic braces treatment, he started to experience pain when chewing. When he opened his mouth wide, there were clicking noises.
His condition worsened over the years.
The During photo shows the gum health and tooth positions have greatly improved.
Unique and excellent tooth movements and oral antiseptic care (teeth whitening) have improved bone support, strengthened teeth, made the gums less puffy and fixed the patient’s painful and noisy bite. Periodontal aligners created ideal-sized spaces to allow for the placement of two excellent dental implants (silver cylinders).
The After photo shows excellent dental implant crowns in place. Tinnisense™ Dental Care [multi-patented], bone acceleration surgical therapy [BAST — patented], and enamel replacement therapy [patented] have greatly improved his bite. Excellent dental implant surgeries and crowns have nicely filled in the problematic spaces from the tooth extractions. Chewing and wide mouth openings are no longer painful. The top and bottom teeth midlines now match his lip, nose, and facial symmetry. His smile is brighter, healthier, and more youthful (Before and After smile photos). His dental age is now twenty years younger.
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What can’t be seen in photos is that his TMJ pain is now rare, and the noise when opening wide is quieter and no longer annoying. His chewing is better because the top and bottom teeth mesh evenly.
These are his natural, healthy teeth. Since there were no porcelain veneers or dental bridges, his results are likely to remain esthetic and strong for a long time. This superior treatment was much less expensive, saving him a lot of money.
Achieving Success with Dental Implants
When you get a dental implant, you want it to be perfect. You want the bite to feel natural, your smile pleasing, and to chew comfortably without any pain. But what if your dental implant isn’t working out that way?
Defective implants can cause a painful bite, lead to an infection, and have crowns feel unnatural. That’s not what we want when trying to improve our bite, smile, and sleep health! According to DeviceEvents.com, more than 400,000 major dental implant problems are reported to the FDA by US dentists, oral surgeons, periodontists, prosthodontists, plastic surgeons, and otolaryngologists.
But what if this was preventable? What if there were ways to ensure our dental implants were successful from the beginning? We know how important it is to have strong, healthy teeth and gums. With Tinnisense™ Implants, your smiles can stay bright, your bite can be comfortable, and you can sleep restfully for many years.
2 Years After Implant Surgery
7 Years After Implant Surgery
Tinnisense is an innovative, non-surgical approach to correcting problem bites that have yet to be adequately treated. The proven multi-patented protocol is among the most effective treatments for most bad bites with gum problems. The Tinnisense process takes full advantage of the body’s ability to heal itself by encouraging natural bone reformulation after tooth repositioning. This sophisticated and elegant approach leads to stable and lasting results.
These are x-rays of a faulty dental implant where the bone has an infection (x-rays are from a different patient). A non-ideally placed implant caused the deterioration shown in the bone. At a minimum, the bite should be fixed. Most likely, this implant will need to be removed and replaced with a bone graft and new dental implant. At one time, there was more bone (top x-ray, less dark gray and black areas) than there is now. Bad bite forces put excessive pressure on the implant, causing bone loss. That weakened the support for the implant and diminished its expected lifespan.
Tinnisense is a novel evidence-based protocol which combined steady advances over a decade to successfully reverse damage caused by braces, extracted teeth, and failed dental implants..
This implant concept increases the likelihood of achieving long-term success and stable results! Oral surgeons, periodontists, and general dentists know that less-than-ideal bite can lead to implant deterioration and failure. This is a strong case to avoid dental implant surgeries entirely by using this special Tinnisense protocol instead.
Perfect Dental Implant
The “Perfect Dental Implant” is the One That’s Already in Your Mouth. No Need for an Implant Surgery! No Cost — it’s a Free Dental Implant!
The Before photo shows that the lower left first molar (right side of the photo) has been removed and needs to be replaced. Front teeth are crowded, flared, and excessively pushing out her lips. (Before profile photos on the right).
No graft surgery. No extractions. No implant surgery. No costly implant abutment. No dental bridge. No crown. That’s why this is considered “the Perfect Dental Implant!”
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- Instead of orthognathic surgery, an excellent periodontal aligner therapy by the best dentist avoided wisdom tooth surgery by an oral surgeon.
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- The before profile on non-surgical orthognathic care with best results – no need for wisdom tooth extraction by an oral surgeon.
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- Instead of orthognathic surgery, an excellent periodontal aligner therapy by the best dentist avoided wisdom tooth surgery by an oral surgeon.
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- The before profile on non-surgical orthognathic care with best results – no need for wisdom tooth extraction by an oral surgeon.
Before
If a dental implant were to be placed without straightening the flared teeth and without making sufficient room for every tooth, most of the bite shortcomings wouldn’t be helped.
Over time, her gum, bite, and sleep health would all continue to decline. As those problems grow, the solutions to rectify them would become more complex, take more time and be more expensive.
During
The back left teeth are moving forward with Tinnisense Aligner Care.
The front teeth have started to decongest and are moving backwards toward the missing tooth area.
The empty space is shrinking. The shape of the arch is improving.
After
The teeth in the lower jaw are now more harmoniously aligned. Tinnisense Care has eliminated the dangerous flaring and improved the strength of the teeth. The treatment has filled in the gap from the missing first molar. The “former wisdom tooth” is her new, all-natural second molar. Her former second molar is now her “new holistic first molar.” Avoid a wisdom tooth extraction and prevent a dental implant surgery with an oral surgeon whenever possible. As you can see, Tinnisense Care is better than an excellent dental implant. It’s the “perfect dental implant.”
Spectacular Facial Correction With No Oral Surgery
This patient was planning to have an elective orthognathic surgery (intentional breaking of the jaw in more than one place) to fix the unevenness of her jaws, cheeks, chin and face.
You’ve probably noticed that your face isn’t perfectly symmetric. Maybe one side of your mouth or eyes is higher than the other. Perhaps your chin has an uneven shape noticeable in photos. Orthognathic surgery can fix these common issues by using a procedure where the jaw is intentionally broken in more than one place to change its alignment.
Orthognathic surgery should be approached with extreme caution because:
- It is invasive
- It can be painful or harm facial nerves
- It can have lingering effects on your sense of smell and taste
- It might not fully rectify a bad bite
An excellent minimally invasive alternative to consider is Tinnisense Aligner Care.
The Before and During smile photos show how we strategically moved her teeth using Tinnisense Aligners. We shifted the teeth towards her right side (left side of the image). The treatment improved the unevenness of her smile. The process helped restore balance to her bite, mouth, teeth midline, and smile in the first year.
The blue circles show the midline of her top teeth. The green circles show the midline of her bottom teeth. As her lower teeth shifted towards her right side, the body grew healthy new bone to support the new teeth positions.
In addition, she had a problem with a crooked and non-functional wisdom tooth. We saved her wisdom tooth by straightening it and moving it forward to replace the missing tooth extracted years ago. Instead of having a wisdom tooth extraction surgery, that wisdom tooth is now solid and fully functional as a second molar.
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During
You’ve probably noticed that your face isn’t perfectly symmetric. Maybe one side of your mouth or eyes is higher than the other. Perhaps your chin has an uneven shape noticeable in photos. Orthognathic surgery can fix these common issues by using a procedure where the jaw is intentionally broken in more than one place to change its alignment.
Orthognathic surgery should be approached with extreme caution because:
- It is invasive
- It can be painful or harm facial nerves
- It can have lingering effects on your sense of smell and taste
- It might not fully rectify a bad bite
Before
During
An excellent minimally invasive alternative to consider is Tinnisense Dental Care.
The Before and During smile photos show how we strategically moved her teeth using Tinnisense™ periodontal aligners. We shifted the teeth towards her right side (left side of the image). The treatment improved the unevenness of her smile. The process helped restore balance to her bite, mouth, teeth midline, and smile in the first year.
The blue circles show the midline of her top teeth. The green circles show the midline of her bottom teeth. As her lower teeth shifted towards her right side, the body grew healthy new bone to support the new teeth positions.
In addition, she had a problem with a crooked and non-functional wisdom tooth. We saved her wisdom tooth by straightening it and moving it forward to replace the missing tooth extracted years ago. Instead of having a wisdom tooth extraction surgery, that wisdom tooth is now solid and fully functional as a second molar.