When you want to make a good first impression—at a job interview, for example, or on first date—what do you do? Wear the right clothes, carry the right accessories, and practice the right lines. You need everything to be just right. How about your smile? Is that just right or just so-so? If you need to make improvements in your smile, then count on Milwaukee dentist Dr. Barry Franzen to have the cosmetic dentistry treatment you need.
As a prosthodontist, Dr. Franzen is uniquely qualified to restore, repair and replace teeth. With advanced education beyond dental school, he has the training, skills and experience necessary to create smiles that are not only beautiful but strong and healthy, too.
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These are some of the most common words that come up when we talk to our patients about how their missing teeth affect their lives. One patient summed it up best when she said, “Missing teeth rob you of everything: eating like you used to, smiling and feeling good about it, some of my words even sound different.” If this sounds familiar, it’s time to fix your missing teeth — and your Milwaukee cosmetic dentist wants you to know that you’ve got an excellent option in dental implants.
If you are missing any teeth—one, several or even all of your teeth—then you know the consequences are nothing to smile about. And we mean that literally. Many people who have missing teeth are reluctant to smile. An incomplete smile can make anyone self-conscious, which then may lead to diminished self-confidence. Furthermore, missing teeth can affect your nutrition and health. Even one tooth missing can impact the kinds of foods you may or may not be able to eat. Therefore, the importance of replacing missing teeth cannot be overstated. The question is: what is your best choice for tooth replacement? Although there are several prosthetic options, perhaps the most natural looking and performing are dental implants. In Milwaukee, 
When you are searching for a comprehensive solution to multiple oral health issues, you want to be sure that the procedure you ultimately choose will address all of your problems as efficiently as possible. For severe cases – such as those that require the replacement of multiple teeth and the treatment of infection – 
The loss of an adult tooth is among the most traumatic experiences a person can endure. It is estimated that approximately 178 million Americans are missing one or more teeth, and 37 million are completely edentulous (without any teeth). The importance of replacing missing teeth simply cannot be emphasized enough, particularly when you take into consideration the many negative effects a patient suffers as a result of tooth loss. At