• General Dentistry:
Including annual checkups, fillings (mercury-free), crowns, bridges, and dentures. State–of-the-Art Procedures, techniques and instruments.
• Dental Microabrasion:
Like a miniature sandblaster, this tool enables us to prepare your teeth without a drill. In many cases this treatment can be provided without anesthesia.
• Power Whitening:
After one visit you will go home with a brighter, whiter smile. This state-of–the-art, in-office,light-activated system can make teeth on an average up to 5 shades whiter on the universal shade guide.
• CEREC:
A revolutionary way to restore damaged teeth in a single visit. Computer Aided Design technology helps us design a crown from an optical impression. You can actually watch us design your new restoration right before your eyes!
• Minimal Prep Veneers:
These thin porcelain shields are bonded to the front of your teeth to create dramaticchanges in your smile. This procedure requires little or no preparation, and, no need for shots or drilling with no removal of painful tooth structure in most cases. Finally a painless way to reshape and permanently whiten your teeth and give you the beautiful smile you’ve always wanted.
• Invisalign:
The invisible way to straighten teeth using a series of custom-made, nearly undetectablealigners. It’s been proven effective in both clinical research and in practices nationwide. So, whether your teeth are crowded, too far apart or have shifted since wearing braces, you’ll have a new reason to smile.
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• TMJ (temporomandibular joint disorders):
TMJ refers to conditions affecting the jaw joint and/or the muscles, as well as the surrounding tissues. Dr. will evaluate and treat accordingly conditions that present as pain in the face or jaw joint area, headaches, earaches, dizziness, pain when chewing, limited mouth opening, closed or open lock of the jaw joint, abnormal wear and fractures of teeth, clicking or popping sounds in the jaw joint and other complaints. Treatment modalities will vary depending on the underlying causes and symptoms presented by the patient.
• Sleep Apnea Device:
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine now recommends oral appliances as a front line of treatment for snoring and sleep apnea, and in cases where CPAP has not been tolerated. Oral appliances have several advantages: they fit entirely inside the mouth, they do not make any noise that might bother a sleeping partner, and they allow the wearer to change sleep positions. The appliance works by opening the bite and gently advancing the lower jaw with inter-changeable elastic straps to increase airway space. This custom appliance is only available through medical and dental professionals.
• Conscious Oral Sedation:
Sedation Dentistry, sometimes referred to as Relaxation Dentistry is a treatment dentist’s use to manage anxiety during dental appointments. Dr. will prescribe a sedative drug to be taken by mouth prior to your scheduled dental appointment. If a patient has an even greater degree of dental anxiety, the doctor may prescribe an oral conscious sedative to be taken at home one hour prior to going to sleep on the evening before the appointment. Patients taking oral sedatives must have someone available to drive them to and from their dental visits.
• Dental Implants:
Dental implants are permanent replacements for missing teeth. They look and feel like healthy, natural teeth. Unlike crown and bridge treatment, dental implants do not require the alteration of adjacent, natural, healthy teeth in most cases. The dental implant is placed precisely into the implant site. Depending on your dental treatment plan, the implant restoration steps may begin immediately, or your dental implant may be completely covered by your gums for a healing period, requiring a two-stage procedure. Once you new dental implant is fully healed a crown and a metal post or “abutment” that connects the crown to the implant will be created. Due to the variety of treatment options and expanding dental insurance coverage in this area, dental implants area more realistic option than ever before.
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