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Although the band has become more musically skilled as its career has progressed, in many ways the musicians haven't changed much since the days they first discovered the Sacred Steel style, a fiery traditional worship music in House of God churches in Florida.
"When we first came out, we were very raw, just church boys playing out of the church," Alvin Lee says, recalling an early appearance at the annual MerleFest music festival in North Carolina.
"In the wings, they were motioning that there was this one guy who really wanted to come onstage. I'm thinking, 'I don't know who this guy is. Why are we gonna bring this guy onstage?' Well, he came out and the crowd went crazy. Turns out it was Bob Weir from the Grateful Dead."
On the new album, the Lee Boys remain true to the gospel roots of Sacred Steel, building songs around shouted admonitions such as "So Much to Live For" and reinventing standards such as the Staple Singers' "Wade in the Water." It's not unusual for inspiration to come out of conversations or at unlikely moments.
"We try to describe things we've actually been going through," Lee says. "We've been doing this for last 12 years and still consider ourselves a working-class band."
And a family unit.
"We have our regular sibling disagreements, but at the end of the day, I couldn't ask for a better group of guys."
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Long Lane Honey Bee Farms is a family beekeeping business designed to encourage, assist and educate others in the wonderful experience of keeping honeybees. We are the one stop beekeeping shop, providing classes, beekeeping supplies, bees to those who are getting started in keeping honeybees. Perhaps you will be the next one! David Burns is an EAS certified Master Beekeeper. Visit Our Website at: www.honeybeesonline.com Call Us At: 217-427-2678
Saturday, May 3, 2008
Lesson 33: Extracting Your Honey!!
Below is a video of us getting bees off the truck that arrived in Illinois from Florida. The bees were off loaded from the truck, seen at the end of the video and placed on this trailer that we used to carry them to our farm.
One of our customers has even started his own blog. Charles Holmes got some hives from us and some packaged bees and set them all up Friday. Check out his blog: http://tuffstreetapiary.blogspot.com/
Here I am giving a demonstration to customers, showing them how to locate the queen. Plan to join us on our farm in October for our beekeeping class.
Let's face it. Most of us keep bees in order to gather the honey! It's a blast. Very few things excite me as much as seeing honey flow out of my extractor. It has such a wonderful smell and color. All the hard work, stings and expenses all seem worth it when the honey starts flowing.
I realize that some keep bees for reasons other than the honey. But for those of us who must harvest honey, I want to share the details of how to do it. I'll give a quick outline, then I'll elaborate on each topic in more detail.
1). Make sure it is capped (ripe).
2). Harvest for individual types of honey.
3). How to rob honey from your hive and live to tell about it.
4). What to do with combs full of honey.
5). Various harvesting methods.
6). How much should honey be filtered?
7). Should honey be heated?
8). A clean honey room and processing procedure.
9). Getting rid of air bubbles.
10). Bottling honey.
MAKE SURE IT IS CAPPED (RIPE)Honey bees ripen nectar by removing the moisture and when the moisture level is to their satisfaction, they seal it off with wax, like putting a lid on a jar. This prevents the honey from drawing any additional moisture.
You must be patient and wait for the bees to cap the honey comb before you remove it. If you remove the super of honey prior to it being sealed your moisture level in the honey will be too high and could cause the honey to ferment which will cause your customers to complain and want their money back. So do not remove the honey combs until all frames are completely capped.
Here's a picture of one of my sons using a hot knife to cut off the cappings. We sell these for around $100. Notice what the sealed area looks like. The capped area is white because the newly made wax is a bright color at first. As it ages through the years it becomes darker.
Here's a photo of one of my nicely sealed frames and it looks like this bee had just woken up and had not done her hair yet, so she was too embarrassed for a photo and hid between the comb and frame.
You can click on all photos for a full size image.
If you pull out the frames prior to the caps being completely sealed, you can leave the frames in a room with a dehumidifier for a day or two and it will draw out moisture.
Honey from specific flowers does have a different taste. I would not begin to describe the difference but believe me it is different. Here's how to harvest specific honey. Essentially you must remove your honey supers after that particular flower stops giving nectar, and place new supers on before the bees change to a different source. This way, the honey will not be mixed from different sources. Of course, some mixing may happen, but you'll get more of the type that had the largest nectar flow.
Bees aren't going to freely hand over their honey to you. You have to figure out some way to remove the stored honey from the hive by first removing the bees from the honey supers.
What works best is to remove the bees from the honey super so that you can carry the entire super full of frames of honey to your honey room. There are several common practices: Leaf blower or an official bee blower, a fume product such as Fischer's Bee Quick, a bee escape or a feather. Though there are many other methods, these are the common practices.
A blower works well and many beekeepers do use leaf blowers to blow the bees out from between the frames of a super. I've found that bees are agitated by the engine on a leaf blower. They feel the vibration of the engine and it bothers them. So I do not use the blower method. Others use a fume product which is a chemical that the bees do not like. To use it, you pour some of the liquid fume on a fume board and place it on top of the super you want to remove. The bees run out of the super to get away from the bad smell and the super is empty within 5 minutes of bees. Many love this easy method. I'm skeptical of the product being absorbed into the wax or honey and having an overall effect on the hive. However, many people use this with no signs of ill effect.
Another method has been common for many, many years. It is a method that I started out using. Simply pick up each full frame of honey and either shake or brush the bees off. This works pretty good, however, bees do not like to be brushed off and I always get stung alot whenever I use a brush. Old time beekeepers used a large feather and many still do. They brush off the bees with a feather.
Finally, many people use a bee escape. The bee escape is a plastic device invented by Mr. Porter in 1891 and commonly referred to as the porter escape. It fits into the oval shaped hole in the inner cover, and then the inner cover is placed below the super you want to empty. As the bees depart the super through the escape, they can get out, but they cannot get back in. This works real well for me most of the time but not always. We do sell a lot of these.
What I have found works great for me is a modification of the leaf blower. I blow my bees gently out of the super with compressed air.
We are able to drive our truck near the hives, and in the back of the truck are two important items. A generator and a 15 gallon air compressor. The air compressor is powered by the gas generator. We then stand a honey super on edge and with the air compressor we gently spray off all the bees toward the front of their hive. They simply fly back into their hive. Since we have a long air hose, the noise of the generator and air compressor are kept a considerable distance away. The bees just think it's a windy day. Then, we place the bee free honey supers in the truck and drive them back to our honey room.
Once in the honey room, the individual frames are loaded into our automatic cowen uncapper which uncaps the sealed combs. But, most beekeepers with smaller operations use what is called a hot knife. We sell these and they work great at slicing off the caps on each cell so that the honey can be extracted. Some people who do not wish to pay $100 for the knife simply scratch open the comb with a kitchen fork.
Once the comb is uncapped, now the honey must be extracted. In the simplest way, a frame can be left upside down to drip out over night. It would need to be a warm room, atleast 80 degrees. Then the comb would have to be reversed and the same done to the other side. If you cannot afford to purchase an extractor, this may be your best option. You can squeeze or crush out the honey from the comb, but this destroys precious drawn comb that you could reuse and it mixes in too much wax with the honey.
Once uncapped, we then, placed the frames into our 33 frame extractor which spins at a high rate of speed, slinging the honey out of the comb. You can purchase a very simple plastic extractor for just over $100 but a more common extractor is a stainless steel hand crank 2 frame extractor for just over $300. This is our best seller. If you can afford a little more, then a 4 frame extractor does 4 frames at a time. It runs just under $400.
Once the honey is slung out it collects in the bottom of your extractor which has a value on the bottom. At this point, you can bottle it, although you'll have pieces of wax, bee legs and wings and other things that came off your frames. So most beekeepers filter their honey.
We are against heating honey. Honey does not need to be heated or pasteurized. It is a pure and natural product and the only food that never spoils. Heating honey destroys precious elements within honey. It does not need refrigerated and can be kept at room temperature forever without spoiling.
We filter our honey through micron filters, usually a 600 or 400 micron filter. We sell a lot of these filters that fit down over a 5 gallon bucket. These filters are $10 and can be washed and reused over and over again. The honey flows very fast through these filters and important elements of the honey are allowed to stay within the honey but foreign particles are filtered out.
We like our honey to be free of air bubbles. So we allow our honey to sit after it has been filtered. It sits for at least one week. Then we bottle it. We have a 500 gallon settling tank which allows all air bubbles to float up to the top. Then we drain from the pure honey at the bottom of the tank. You can do the same in a 5 gallon bucket with a valve on the bottom which we sell too.
Most honey will become hard, known as crystallizing. This is normal and does not mean the honey is bad. It means it simply crystallized. This can be remedied simply by leaving a jar in warm water for a while.
Keep a clean honey room. One drop of honey on the floor soon gets tracked all over the place. It is a messy job, but fortunately honey cleans up very nicely with water. So, after you are finished harvesting your honey, clean all your equipment up.
When processing honey, since it is a natural product and all you are doing is bottling it, there are very little guidelines. If you giving away your honey or selling it, here are some common practices you should follow.
Wear a hairnet, clean clothes and keep your hands clean and properly wash all equipment including bottles. If you are selling honey, your processing room should not be in your house. The room should be kept very clean, lights covered and walls and floors washable.
If you are just keeping the honey for yourself, you should still practice cleanliness and you can use your own kitchen.
BOTTLING HONEYBottles are expensive. We use a combination of glass and plastic bottles. Many of our customers enjoy the small well known teddy bear bottles. Bottles must be cleaned well and dry, free of any foreign objects and dust. Most of our bottles come with lids that have the safety seal within the lid. So once we secure the lid, the safety seal is activated and the customer is the only one who breaks that seal.
A common bottle for us to sell is the quart jar. Most of our customers buy the one quart size and the traditional canning jar with canning lid is very cost effective. Some customers return their jar when finished.
There you go! I hope this lesson has been helpful and I hope within the next few weeks, you'll be harvesting the spring honey crop!
We'd like to thank all of our fantastic customers for how nice and encouraging you have been to the Burns family here at Long Lane Honey Bee Farms! We love receiving your photos and video of your hive operation. And why not consider starting your own blog too! It's really simply and free at http://www.blogspot.com/
For all your honey harvesting needs, such as filters, extractors, buckets, and supers give us a call. 217-427-2678!!
Sheri and I are busy building a store on our farm now, where we will also hold our fall and spring beekeeping classes. We are building a very large observation hive as well for study and demonstration.
See you next time and remember to BEE-have yourself!
David & Sheri Burns
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11 comments:
- Charlie said...
Thanks for the link from your blog to mine...Like I said before you all are great and I wish you all the best in your business.
- May 11, 2008 at 8:54 AM
- Tim's Bees & Trees said...
I am a newly retired elementary principal in my first year of beekeeping...Have tried to read as much as possible and am being mentored by Pat Ennis from Goodale, IA (P&P Honey)...Came upon your site and really enjoyed the information you've posted and shared. Your beliefs and strategies closely align with mine (big relief on my part). Lots of new learning for me hoping to someday enjoy a little success and a few jars of honey for family and friends. Thanks for your information! Tim
- July 2, 2008 at 1:35 PM
- Egil said...
This is a well designed and very informative blog. Thanks!
My wife has just started with one colony of bees. I find it very interesting how the 'bee' community works together with advice and help in such a selfless way.
- May 22, 2009 at 8:08 AM
- annie b. said...
hello. i was looking for the extractor (cheapie $100) on your website and couldn't find it. also, the bucket with the valve... do you know where i can find these items, if you have stopped selling them? plus, your blog is excellent. thanks for all the great information!
- May 8, 2010 at 2:27 PM
- annie b. said...
thanks for the excellent blog... i am just getting started with bee keeping. i was interested in purchasing the cheap $100 extractor, and the bucket with the valve at the bottom. however, i can't find it on your website! do you have these items? if not, can you point me in the right direction to find them? thanks!
- May 8, 2010 at 2:29 PM
- azeryth said...
thank you for the informative blog.
this will be our first time to extract honey and your blog really answers a lot of my questions. :)
- March 15, 2011 at 11:56 PM
- Rusty said...
Your information is great, I have had alot of questions answered on my first visit I will be back !
- May 5, 2011 at 10:15 PM
- Watch Only Fools and Horses said...
Love this blog - the most useful and informative out there - thank you
- August 30, 2011 at 9:11 PM
- Donna said...
Help! My bees did not survive the winter, but left frame full of honey. I extracted it and the honey is cloudy. Is it still OK to eat?
- May 8, 2012 at 6:39 PM
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- April 11, 2014 at 8:59 AM
- Sublimeamiga said...
I take Immunosuppresants. My doctor told me I cannot have raw honey that has not been processed because I can catch salmonella or other bacteria just like if I didn't cook my meat all the way or wash my vegetables. How can I tell if honey has been processed? Do all farms process their honey?
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STOMP, a unique combination of percussion, movement and visual comedy, was created in Brighton, UK, in the summer of 1991. It was the result of a ten-year collaboration between its creators, Luke Cresswell and Steve McNicholas.
They first worked together in 1981, as members of the street band Pookiesnackenburger and the theatre group, Cliff Hanger. Together, these groups presented a series of street comedy musicals at the Edinburgh festival throughout the early '80s. After two albums, a UK TV series and extensive touring throughout Europe, Pookiesnackenburger also produced the highly acclaimed "Bins" commercial for Heineken lager. The piece was originally written and choreographed by Luke as part of the band's stage show; it proved to be the starting point for STOMP's climactic dustbin dance.
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AUSTIN -- For Texas' aging highways, 2013 has been a long and arduous road.
The 83rd Texas Legislature began with concern over the indebted Texas Department of Transportation, which estimated it needed an additional $4 billion a year just to keep up with current projects. Before the month of January had ended, Gov. Rick Perry (R-Texas) was urging lawmakers to find a solution without raising taxes or fees.
"And that's going to require some creativity and some out of the box thinking," Perry told lawmakers during his State of the State address at the Texas Capitol. Transportation advocates were quick to point out the scope of the problem.
"We've been working for several sessions now on how we fund our roads currently," Texas Motor Transportation Association President John Esparza told KVUE in a February interview. "Whether that's the maintenance of the existing roads, or the new roads that are needed with the thousand people that are moving to the state every day and the thousand people being born every day, we've got a lot of freight coming through the state right now."
Yet the regular session ended with nothing to show. Called back in special session, lawmakers reached a deal to ask voters to approve diverting a portion of tax revenue from the oil and gas industry used to fill the state's savings account to instead fund transportation infrastructure. The Senate-sponsored measure cleared the House, only to be set aside in the Senate before the filibuster against deeply controversial abortion legislation ended the session without the final vote needed.
The second special session saw the earlier agreement on transportation break down over the issue of maintaining a minimum balance in the rainy day fund, with a compromise proposed by the bicameral conference committee ultimately failing to clear the House with one day left in the session. Under threats of a third special session, many lawmakers suggested Perry grant lawmakers some time to regroup before calling them back to take up the issue of transportation again.
"If there's an opportunity for people to talk to each other and maybe work something out before we get called back in, that might be a good recipe to get something done," state Rep. Tony Dale (R-Cedar Park) told KVUE early Tuesday.
As each chamber adjourned the second special session without passing transportation legislation, Perry ordered both back to try once again. The official declaration listed transportation as lawmakers' sole focus for the next 30 days.
"When it comes to transportation, the stakes facing our state could not be higher, and a failure to act now could take years – if not most of a decade – to correct, as traffic congestion increases and harms our quality of life," Perry said in a statement. "A plan was on the table that would have taken a significant step toward improving our roads and highways using existing revenue. Inaction is a Washington-style attempt to kick a can down the road – but everybody in Texas knows we're rapidly running out of roads to kick that can down. For those reasons, I'm calling the Legislature back into another special session immediately."
At an estimated cost to taxpayers of more than $1 million, the question now is whether another 30 days with the same challenges will result in the same impasse.
"Certainly he's pressing us to get this solved, but giving us very little room within which to solve this very important issue," said state Rep. Donna Howard (D-Austin). "So yeah, that's indeed frustrating."
After assigning select committees to begin the process anew, both the House and Senate recessed until 2:00 p.m. Monday, August 5. Now a long summer at the Capitol begins.


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Wichita State's win at Bradley Sunday night was their third straight in Peoria. That's the first time in the history of this series that the Shockers have done that. It's also their 18th win in their last 20 Valley road trips. Over the last two plus seasons, only Kansas has had a better road record than the 23-4 of the Shockers. At 14-1, I think the Shockers have a really good chance to get back into the rankings today. Did you know--that since they lost three starters to injury, they've gone 5-0 with three of those wins on the road? Wichita State has tremendous depth and a great coaching staff. Cleanthony Early is a legitimate all-Valley candidate and they continue to develop even greater depth with Carl Hall, Ron Baker and Evan Wessel out. When they get all, or some, of their injured guys back---watch out! And by the way, if there was a National Coach of the Year award at the halfway point—Gregg Marshall would be in contention.
Normally, there would have been no reason to have paid any attention to a Tulsa-SMU matchup in Conference USA—except that both teams have big-time first year coaches with a little history. Danny Manning's Tulsa Golden Hurricane beat Larry Brown's SMU Mustangs on a last second three-pointer in the first meeting between the two former Kansas Jayhawks. Beforehand it was a game that Brown said he was 'dreading', I can only imagine what he felt like afterwards. Brown and Manning are forever linked to their unlikely run to the 1988 National Championship. The title game against Oklahoma, who had hammered them twice before during the season, is—to this day—the best college basketball game I've ever seen live. By the way, on that staff with Brown was Alvin Gentry—the current coach of the Phoenix Suns, R.C. Buford—a Wichita Collegiate graduate, who's now the General Manager of the San Antonio Spurs and a young Graduate Assistant named Mark Turgeon who would eventually lead Wichita State to a Sweet 16 before matriculating to Texas A&M and Maryland, where he now coaches.
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I think it might be time to back off Bruce Weber at Kansas State. That is, if you've been hard on him-or just slow to come around to the new K-State hoop coach. Shame on me..er, you. Two wins in as many weeks against ranked teams (Florida and Oklahoma State) has the 'Cats to 12-2 and probably in the nation's top twenty. Rodney McGruder looked like the all-Big 12 player he was forecasted to be on Saturday, taking the game over in the second half against the Cowboys. The senior had 26 of his 28 points vs. OSU in the second half and is averaging 20 points over his last three starts.
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FORTUNE -- "We acquired Newsweek!!!"
So tweeted Etienne Uzac, CEO of IBT Media, over the weekend. He was certainly upstaged Monday afternoon when Jeff Bezos announced he was buying the Washington Post. Still, Newsweek is a big name, especially to be acquired by a company you've probably never heard of. And yet despite his new media property's high profile, Uzac's tweet was a dud, retweeted exactly once, loyally, by the managing editor of IBT's flagship website, IBTimes.com.
Uzac and his co-founder, Johnathan Davis, aspire to leadership of the digital media revolution. Their flagship website -- International Business Times, at IBTimes.com -- is among the top 0.02% of the 1,000,000 URLs monitored by Quantcast; it claims an online audience of over 7 million in the U.S. and 13 million worldwide. But when I added Uzac to my Twitter list Monday morning, I became only his 51st follower.
Who are these guys who hope to salvage one of the most storied institutions in American journalism, and so succeed where the Post (which owned Newsweek for years), Tina Brown, and Barry Diller failed?
Uzac, the CEO, turns 30 on August 7, on the one-year anniversary of his Wikipedia listing. He grew up in France and South Africa, carries a French passport, and studied geography and economics at the London School of Economics, where he became entranced with the new globalism. "We talked a lot about how the U.S. and Europe were still rising but not as fast as the BRICS," Uzac tells Fortune. "I saw an opportunity to serve these non-Western countries with great information."
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His partner and IBT's chief content officer is Johnathan Davis, a 31-year-old American who studied computer engineering as an undergraduate at UCLA and did time in Silicon Valley. (Davis is more popular: He has 77 followers, but he quit tweeting a year ago.) Together they launched what became IBT Media in 2006, with personal savings, a SBA bank loan, and no input, financial or advisory, from VCs. They say they've been profitable since 2010. Headquarters are in New York, with offices in Bangalore, Shanghai, and Sydney. Total editorial employees: about 150.
Some reports have tied Uzac and Davis, personally and financially, to David Jang, founder of San Francisco-based Olivet University. Jang is a controversial figure. He may or may not believe that he's the second coming of Christ, according to an investigation by the evangelical magazine Christianity Today, but apparently many of his followers are convinced that he is.
Uzac and Davis take pains to distance themselves from Jang. They deny that anyone other than themselves has ever held equity in IBT Media. Both acknowledge through their spokesperson at Edelman that they have ties to Olivet University but that they've always been "informal and unpaid ... IBT Media's editorial is 100% independent and adheres to the highest quality of conduct."
In a recent interview with his own IBTimes.com, Uzac said he "hopes the site will become a global answer to the 'established business media' in New York and London." That would be business broadly defined, with an eye for sparkly headlines that generate traffic. There is original reporting, like Tuesday morning's lead story on CVS's "seriously good second quarter." And a lot of HuffPost-style pick-ups from other news organizations, including some where the business angle is not obvious. This July 12, 2011 dispatch, for instance, courtesy of Reuters: "California Woman Cuts off Husband's Penis, Says He Deserved it." Davis liked that story so much he tweeted it.
Among many recent IBT creations are video-heavy sites devoted to cars, sports, science, design, and entertainment. At all-video bizu.tv, launched last year, you'll find an interview with an IBTimes reporter talking about how people bank in war zones, side by side with "How To Deal With A Hangover At Work" and "Jennifer Anniston's Diet Secret." Uzac explains: "Building an audience is the meat and potatoes. In the beginning we had to do that to keep the lights on, but the culture remains."
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You'll also find yourself searching for the mute button on your keyboard. IBTimes makes you listen to those annoying auto-play videos; Uzac is unapologetic. Traditional web banner advertising is "losing its luster," he told IBTimes.com. "We now generate 30% of our revenue through video advertising, versus 5% a year ago."
Newsweek is IBT's first acquisition and brings the company, through Newsweek's paid subscription site, its first source of revenue other than advertising. Uzac says he'll tap that stream to nourish IBT Media, but not, he insists, at the cost of bleeding Newsweek dry.
Two days after his celebratory tweet, Uzac posted this more somber follow-up: "Feeling very responsible right now to grow the @Newsweek brand to new heights." We wish him luck.
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The International Business Times, a thinly-staffed online "newspaper" based in New York City, has hit on the perfect formula for covering the smartphone wars.
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(1955, René Clair) In pre-WWI garrison town, local Casanova cavalry lieutenant Gérard Philipe bets he can seduce any woman chosen at random before the summer maneuvers begin in a month — the choice: divorced milliner Michèle Morgan; and the duel d'amour begins. But what if actual love breaks out? Clair's carefully pastelled first color film. Approx. 106 min. 35mm.
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Over time there are a number of factors that can contribute to tooth loss. Daily wear and tear, physical trauma, or disease and infection can all result in tooth decay. When someone loses a tooth or several teeth, this can bring about unwanted changes to their appearance, negatively effecting their confidence and self-esteem. In addition, it can lead to further oral health complications. With the advent of implant dentistry, however, those who are missing teeth no longer have to accept a lifetime of embarrassment of inconvenience.
Dental implants are strong, durable, titanium posts that are rooted in the jawbone to serve as anchors for replacement synthetic teeth. These dental restorations improve the look of the smile, provide structure for the face, and prevent further infection. Below is an overview of dental implants, for more detailed information we invite you to explore our implant dentistry section.
What are Dental Implants?
Implants are small, titanium screws that are surgically implanted in the jawbone to provide a base for the placement of synthetic teeth, such as dentures or dental bridges. They can be used to replace a single tooth, or all of the teeth. Dental implants are the most comprehensive and durable restorative dentistry treatment available for patients with missing teeth.
Visit the DocShop gallery to view dental implant before and after photos.
Photo credit: Smiles on Broadway Dental Care
The Procedure
The placement of dental implants and dental restorations is a two-step process. The first step involves the surgical implantation of the titanium screws. A skilled dentist will insert the posts into the jawbone, and close the area with stitches. Once this has healed, typically in about three to six months, the patient can return to have their replacement teeth permanently placed on the implant.
Step 1: Oral Surgery
The actual oral surgery for the procedure is the most invasive portion of the entire procedure. This is performed under general or local anesthesia, depending on the number of implants being placed and the scope of the surgery. Patients can receive this care on an outpatient basis. The average surgery takes about one hour, but this varies on a case by case basis. During surgery your doctor will:
- Make incisions in the gums where the implant(s) will be placed.
- Use a special drill to make holes in the jawbone to accommodate the dental implant
- Precisely place titanium rods into the created holes
- Close the gums with stitches
- Place temporary restorations, such as bridges or dentures over the implants, to last the duration of the healing process
Step 2: Recovery and Osseointegration
Recovery from surgery can take anywhere from three to six months, though it can take up to a year in some severe cases. During the time that the mouth is healing, a process known as osseointegration will take place. Osseointegration refers to the period of time when the titanium rod fuses together with the jawbone. Healthy bone actually begins to grow around the implant that is placed by your dentist. This creates a strong, durable root for the placement of a dental restoration.
Following post-operative instructions is imperative when it comes to dental implant surgery because this will ensure the success of the osseointegration process. In addition, this will ward off infection and speed up the healing process. If recovery is interfered with or if the titanium rods do not properly fuse to the jawbone, implant surgery may need to be repeated.
Some things that may hasten the recovery process include:
- Thorough oral hygiene habits
- A primarily soft food diet
- Avoiding pressure on the jawbone
- Avoiding teeth clenching and grinding, or gum chewing
It is recommended that you visit your dentist frequently during the healing process to be sure that no oral health complications are present. Once healing is complete, you can make an appointment for the third and final phase of dental implant surgery: implant restoration.
Synthetic teeth such as dental bridges or dentures are placed during the final phase of surgery, after the gums have healed from the initial procedure. During the healing process, your dentist will provide you with temporary restorations to preserve the appearance of your smile. Once osseointegration is complete, you can return to your dentist's office to complete treatment.
Step 3: Implant Restoration
When the bone has successfully grown around the dental implant following oral surgery, the dentist will add an artificial tooth, or dental restoration, to the post. The dentist will begin by making an incision in the gum to expose the implant post, and then twisting the abutment (a small metal "connector" that holds the dental restoration) into place. Depending on the patient's needs, the dentist may suggest different types of dental implants to use.
Types of Restorations
Dental implants can be used to replace a single missing tooth or multiple teeth. If the patient and doctor decide to restore teeth with dentures - or even bridges, in some cases - several implants may be required for support.
Single Tooth Replacement
To replace only one tooth, the dentist will use a crown. The crown will be custom-crafted to blend seamlessly with the other teeth, in both shape and color. Crowns are composed of ceramic, porcelain, or metal. Metal crowns are more durable than porcelain or ceramic, and are usually placed on back teeth, which endure greater pressure from chewing and biting, and are usually hidden from view. Porcelain or ceramic crowns look more natural than metal, and are usually placed on front teeth.
Implant Supported Bridges
If multiple teeth need to be replaced, the dentist may use a dental bridge that fits over several teeth. The implant-supported bridge is similar to a regular dental bridge, except that it is anchored to the implant instead of other teeth. The dental restoration will match the shade of the surrounding teeth so they blend in perfectly.
Implant Supported Dentures
In some cases, the dentist can attach a full set of dentures to the lower or upper jaw. Traditional dentures are crafted from either a durable plastic or porcelain. After the prosthesis is crafted and fitted for the mouth, the dentist will attach it to the abutment.
After the restorations have been placed, the entire procedure is complete. Patients are able to leave the dental office with a brand new, restored smile that they can feel confident about. These new teeth will look natural, feel comfortable, and allow for normal smiling, chewing, and speaking. The implant dentist will recommend regular appointments every few months to check the implant and perform a professional cleaning. This will ensure that the implants and dental restorations are long-lasting.
Types of Implants
For patients who are missing teeth, implant dentistry offers the opportunity to once again have aesthetically pleasing and functional teeth. A single dental implant or multiple dental implants can be secured to the jawbone and capped with natural-looking prosthetic teeth for a comfortable, confident smile. Although all dental implants serve the same goal, there are several different types of dental implants that can be used. Your surgeon can help you decide which option is best for you. This section contains information about the most common types of dental implants:
Root-Form Titanium Implants
Root-form titanium posts are what most people think of when they think of dental implants. These are also known as endosseous or endosteal imlants, because they are implanted directly into the bone. These tiny posts resemble screws, and are made of corrosion-resistant titanium. In order to receive root-form implants, you must have a sufficient amount of jawbone for the posts to be inserted. During a process known as osseointegration, the root-form titanium posts will fuse with the bone, creating a strong anchor for the placement of a dental restoration.
Sub-Periosteal Implant
Unlike other types of dental implants, sub-periosteal implants are placed on top of the bone, not inside. This is ideal for patients who do not have enough bone material to support an endosteal implant. A model of the jawbone will be created during an initial dental visit and sent to a laboratory where a custom implant will be created. During a second dental appointment, a qualified oral surgeon will place the implant on top of the bone, but under the gums.
Plate-Form Implant
Plate-form dental implants are usually recommended for individuals who have a particularly narrow jaw bone and are unable to undergo a bone grafting procedure. This type of dental implant is long and rectangular. In addition, it has two prongs on the end that stick up into the mouth and provide an anchor for the artificial tooth to be placed.
Ramus-Frame Implant
Commonly used in patients with a thin lower jawbone, ramus-frame tooth implants are placed in the jaw at the back of the mouth and near the chin. Full or partial dentures are then made to fit on the thin metal bar that is visible above the gum tissue, once it heals.
Visit the DocShop gallery to view dental implant before and after photos.
Photo credit: Dr. Dianna Lenick
The titanium screws that are implanted into the jaw bone are designed to last a lifetime when they are cared for properly. In addition, while dental restorations may become worn or damaged over time, this can easily be fixed without invasive surgery.
Special Instructions
One of the most important ways to avoid complications following implant dentistry is to closely follow your dentist's instructions for post-operative care. Being diligent about rinsing the mouth, brushing, and flossing is the only way to avoid implant failure. In the days after the dental implants procedure, your dentist will instruct you to:
- Take a prescribed antibiotic
- Rinse with medicated mouthwash
- Consume only soft foods
- Stay hydrated
- Limit physical activity to avoid bleeding
The Importance of Implant Care
For implant dentistry patients, oral hygiene becomes even more important than it was with natural teeth. This is because the gums and bone have been altered, and symptoms of infection become much more difficult to detect. In addition to adopting daily habits that will preserve their restorations, patients should receive dental X-rays every 6 months to detect signs of dental implant failure. Other instructions that patients should follow, include:
- Brush at least twice a day around the prosthetic teeth, gums, and abutments
- Floss frequently to prevent plague from building up, which can lead to gum tissue inflammation and decay.
- Visit the dentist regularly for check-ups, professional cleanings, and preventive care.
- Avoid certain foods, including extremely sticky or sugary foods.
- Avoid Smoking
- Avoid teeth grinding and clenching, or any other movement that may put too much pressure on the implant.
- Follow the instructions of their dental implant specialist.
Restoration Replacement
How old a restoration is, the amount of pressure it is succumbed to, and overall oral health all affect how long a crown, bridge, or denture will last. Even with excellent oral care, there are some instances in which a restoration may become worn or damaged. Replacing the restoration is also an important part of preserving your oral health. Should a restoration crack or break, it can be easily replaced by a qualified dentist. Unlike the initial surgery, this does not require opening the gums, and is a non-invasive, pain-free procedure.
Can Dental Implants Fail?
When placed by a qualified dentist or oral surgeon, nearly 90 percent of dental implant procedures are successful. However, as with all other surgical procedures, there is a risk of failure. A lack of insufficient bone or infected tissue can cause complications with the procedure. Caring for your oral health after dental implants are placed will significantly increase the chances of success.
In addition to being the most comprehensive restorative dentistry treatment, implants are among the most costly as well, ranging from $2,000 to $4,000. The total cost of the procedure will vary based on the number of teeth being replaced, the type of restoration being used, the geographical location of the surgeon, and the experience of the surgeon. Fortunately, financing is available for people who require this procedure, and many dentists work with their patients to develop payment plans.
What Makes a Good Dental Implant Candidate
Although the main characteristic that would cause a patient to receive dental implants is to be missing several or all of their teeth, there are many other factors to consider before undergoing dental implant surgery. In addition to being in good general health, dental implant candidates should:
- Have sufficient jaw bone structure to support an implant
- Address any gum or tissue infection prior to surgery
- Be able to follow through with the entire procedure, which takes place over several months
- Adopt good oral hygiene habits
- Understand the risks involved with oral surgery
Visit the DocShop gallery to view dental implant before and after photos.
Photo credit: Smiles on Broadway Dental Care
Determining Candidacy
Only a certified dentist can identify whether a patient is truly qualified for dental implant surgery. Prior to receiving dental implants, patients should be thoroughly examined by a dental implant specialist. This will include CT scans to check on the condition and density of the jaw bone, x-rays to identify any decay in existing natural teeth, and an examination to search for lingering signs of gum disease. Patients who wish to receive dental implants must first receive treatment for tooth or gum decay. This will help ensure successful implantation.
Bone Grafting
The most crucial requirement of dental implant candidates is for them to have adequate bone structure to support the titanium posts. Dental implant surgery actually involves a process known as osseointegration, in which the post fuses to the bone, preserving its structure and giving strength to synthetic teeth. In the event that a patient who has lost their teeth does not have sufficient bone, bone grafting may be performed. This procedure rebuilds the jaw, by moving bone from one area of the body to the mouth. The bone that is being moved typically comes from the actual implant patient, either from their mouth or other areas of the body such as the hip or leg. In instances where bone cannot be taken from the patient, a dentist may use synthetic bone. The bone grafting procedure is done several months prior to implant surgery to ensure the area is healed before implantation. A successful bone grafting surgery makes dental implants available to patients who have experienced significant bone deterioration.
Who is Not a Good Implant Candidate
While dental implants are perhaps the most durable and aesthetically-pleasing option for patients who are missing teeth, they are not right for everyone. Some habits and conditions can put patients at risk both during and after the actual surgery. Individuals who may not be candidates for the procedure include:
- Smokers or heavy drinks, as both may inhibit healing time
- Minors whose jawbones have not fully developed
- Individuals with auto-immune deficiencies or diseases such as diabetes
- Patients with irreparable bone loss
Benefits and Risks
Dental implants have cosmetic and functional benefits. In addition to restoring the appearance of the smile, implants provide strength for daily activities such as chewing and talking. They also improve the overall health of the mouth and prevent jaw disorders such as TMJD. However, the procedure does carry some risks, such as implant failure. It is important to undergo a thorough examination prior to receiving implants in order to determine if you are a viable candidate.
Although implant dentistry is an effective treatment, they may not be right for everyone. It is important to know that there are other options for restoring your smile after tooth loss. These options include full and partial dentures, and fixed dental bridges.
Find a Dentist Near You Through DocShop
DocShop presents the above information as an overview of this life-changing treatment. For more detailed information, we suggest that you use our online directory to contact a dentist experienced in implant dentistry. Let DocShop provide you with a list of implant dentistry professionals who are geographically convenient to you.


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Concierge Medicine Gets Obamacare Boost
NEW YORK ( MainStreet) The Affordable Care Act began its ripple effect two weeks ago, and health insurance shoppers are quietly adjusting to their new benefits. Yet one unexpected side effect has been the boost to concierge care, typically thought of as a service for the wealthy alone.
Concierge medicine has stepped down from its aristocratic pedestal and become a more affordable way for patients to receive treatment.
"Concierge medicine is a health care program that allows a patient to guarantee the timely services of an experienced primary care physician," said Matt Jacobson, CEO and founder of SignatureMD. "Concierge medicine doctors receive patient retainers. These retainers afford doctors to see fewer patients and devote more time to preventative medicine."
The U.S. is about to witness a doctor shortage that will also affect all of us. "Experts say that the U.S. will be short 65,000 physicians by this time next year," Jacobson said. "The problem is especially acute among primary care physicians." This is because primary care physicians and internists are making a fraction of what specialists bring home. The average patient retainer with SignatureMD is about $135 per month.
There are concierge practices in most major areas throughout the United States. In New York City, One Medical Group provides these services to patients, charging an annual fee of $199 per year. One Medical Group accepts health insurance and even has online scheduling.
However, other companies providing these services are selling them directly to employers. David Seligman is the Chairman and CEO of Best Doctors, a global health company serving over 30 million members worldwide. Best Doctors works with physicians from its database of the best 5% of physicians, audited and certified by Gallup, to help people get the right diagnosis and treatment. Many companies are using services like Best Doctors to cut healthcare costs by diagnostic accuracy.
Another company selling services directly to employers (or the very wealthy) is World Clinic. World Clinic is a telemedicine practice. It is a full scope full-service medicine practice for people who are either too busy or too far from conventional medical care. Daniel Carlin of World Clinic spoke frankly about why this is even a pertinent topic at all.
"In the short term there are going to be people waiting in line for doctors," he said. "Medicare has been punishing primary care physicians through reimbursement. This is very much a political process. We have created a system that punishes preventative care and rewards crisis care."
Ceci Connolly, managing director in PwC's Health Research Institute also had revealing conclusions.
"Purchasers, including families, employers and government, are demanding more for their healthcare dollar," Connolly said. "This means opportunity for businesses that make it easy for consumers to compare and shop for insurance, doctors, hospitals and a wide range of medical services and products. As the financial risk shifts in healthcare, we are also seeing greater interest in population health and prevention and wellness."


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The end of the month is a great time to take a few minutes and roundup your memories. You can do this by looking over your calendar, blog posts, or whatever records you may keep, and simply filling in a few quick notes using a simple format. I've been doing this for 3 years now and I can't even begin to tell you how much easier it has made memory keeping for me! I am constantly referencing my monthly roundups for ideas for scrapbook pages and I always have material for journaling now. After I answer the questions I just post them to my blog and my roundup is done. If you don't have a blog, just save them on your hard drive or print them out.
Here are the questions I use:
What books and/or magazines did I read this month?
What movies, television shows, plays, etc. did I watch this month?
What fun things did I do with my family and/or friends?
What gifts did I give and/or receive?
What special or unusual purchases did I make?
What illnesses or health concerns did I have?
What were my accomplishments this month?
What were my disappointments this month?
Anything else noteworthy to include?
When you combine these roundup prompts with a few month end tasks, you will find that you are much more organized and ready to begin a new month!
Here are the tasks I try to make sure are done by the end of the month:
- All digital pictures uploaded to my hard drive, uploaded to flickr (or any offsite photo storage site), and backed up to DVD. Ideally, these activities should be done every time you process any pictures through your computer so you don't lose any precious files.
- Choose photos or digital layouts to be printed out and get it done while you are thinking about it.
- Backup any other documents or files as needed. I use an external hard drive, I use backblaze as an offsite backup, and I also upload many documents to Google docs. I don't like to lose stuff!
- Backup your blog if you have one. (Typepad backup or blogger backup)
- Clean off work area and empty inbox or clear up papers that have been piling up. I always end up with a messy desk by the end of the month and it feels good to get it under control again, even if it doesn't last long.
- Clean off your computer desktop as well. Unzip files and put them away. Here's a link to my digi organization post.
- Change desktop background to something new for a fresh start to the month! Free desktop resources right here.
If you post your roundup on your blog, it would be great if you could give a link back to me so others know where to find the roundup tool, but it's not a requirement or anything. LOL! Also, feel free to edit the questions and tasks however you want to make them useful for you.


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