Would you believe us if we said you could restore your smile in a single day? Would you believe us if we told you that you could start eating the foods that you love again with a single visit to our dentist office in New Albany, IN? We understand if you might be ...
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How long would you be willing to live with loose dentures? Pauline, one of our patients, fought with loose dentures for 40 years before she decided that she’d had enough. When she visited our dentist office in New Albany, IN, for a consultation, Dr. Ron Receveur ...
Read MoreSedation dentistry has been around in one form or another for at least 150 years. In modern dentistry, we know more about different kinds of dental sedation and how to make sedation more effective for all our patients. There's no question that sedation has helped ...
Read MoreGetting dental implants to replace missing teeth is a big decision. We understand this at New Albany Implants. We also understand that implants provide a benefit you won’t get from standard dentures. Dental Implants can last a lifetime with proper care and ...
Read MoreMissing teeth can affect you in a lot of ways. They can leave you feeling embarrassed or ashamed of your smile. They can make it difficult if not impossible to eat many foods. And losing teeth can affect how you speak as well, which is something that is less amusing ...
Read MoreDr. Ron Receveur has a passion for dental Implants and restorative dentistry. This grew from his own experiences as a child, and it shapes everything we do at our dentist office in New Albany, IN. In today's video, Dr. Ron discusses the importance of experience in ...
Read MoreLosing teeth is never easy for anyone. It can affect different people in different ways, but some concerns come up over and over again. Many people feel self-conscious, even embarrassed, by the gaps in their smiles. Many people feel frustrated that they can no longer ...
Read MoreBetty Risley first came to New Albany Implants about 25 years ago. As you can hear her explain, Betty had bad teeth since she was a little girl. As a result, she had all her upper teeth pulled when she was in her early 20s. She lived for a while with her old teeth ...
Read MoreIf you have dentures, then you may be familiar with these problems ... ➤ You want to go out to eat but you have to decide if you want to use a denture adhesive (which interferes with the taste of your food) or severely limit what you can eat. ➤ Plus, your ...
Read MoreAdults can have up to 32 teeth. Since most people will have their wisdom teeth removed, that still leaves 28 teeth for most people. Yet, the average American adult between the ages of 20 and 64 has 26.9 teeth, according to the National Institutes of Health. In other ...
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