We offer you top quality equipment and imported products to make your dental works last longer, also advanced procedures such as:
- Dental Implants
- Cosmetic Smile
Reconstruction
- Gums Treatment
- Whitening Techniques
- Root Canal Therapy
- Orthodontics
For
your convenience you'll find:
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Computed dental
Radiotherapy that uses 90% less radiation.
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American Dental
association Regulated Sterilization Protocol
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No drill dentistry
- Specialized doctors.
- Cosmetic
Smile Reconstruction
TYPES OF RESTORATIONS: - Composite fillings
- Crowns and Bridge Work
- Porcelain Veneers
COMPOSITE FILLINGS:
Unlike silver (MERCURY) fillings, which require the removal of healthy sections of your tooth, Tooth colored composite fillings replaces only the damaged portions.This composite fillings actually bond to your tooth for a secure, long lasting fit that resists wear. Because of its strength and precision, it can sometimes save you the expense, they also offers a quick solution to small problems, like a chipped tooth. They are also used to fix cavities; they easily match your Natural Color.
We DON´T USE MERCURY! This material is hazardous to human health.
CROWNS
Crowns are used to cover a tooth and restore it to its normal shape and size.They can make your tooth stronger and improve its appearance, they can cover and support a tooth with a large filling when there isn't enough tooth left.
They can be used to attach a bridge, protect a weak tooth from breaking or restore one that's already broken. A crown is a good way to cover teeth that are discolored or badly shaped. It's also used to cover a dental implant. Crowns are a type of dental restoration, When cemented into place fully cover the portion of a tooth which lies at and above the gum line.
The difference between a crown and a filling is that a filling is used to fill in or cover just a portion of a tooth. Crowns cover the entire visible aspect of a tooth, a dental crown in effect becomes the tooth's new surface. Crowns are made out of porcelain (or some other ceramic material), gold (or metal alloys), or a combination of both. Dental crowns are often referred to as "dental caps" or "tooth caps".
When are crowns recommended?
We recommend placing a dental crown for a variety of reasons; in general, most of these reasons will usually fall within one of the following categories:
To restore a tooth or its original shape.
To provide strength.
To improve the cosmetic appearance.
How can dental crowns restore a tooth's shape?
Since a dental crown cemented into a place it becomes the new outer surface of the tooth it is easy to imagine how the placement of a crown can restore a tooth to its original shape. Dental crowns are often made for teeth that have worn excessively, have broken, or have had large portions destroyed by tooth decay.The placement of a dental filling could, as an alternative, be used as a means to restore a tooth's shape, however crowns offer a big advantage over dental fillings they are fabricated "away from your mouth". By this we simply mean, crowns are fabricated in a dental laboratory (by a dental technician who uses plaster molds of your teeth, this molds are made by your dentist). Dental fillings, in comparison, are created "in your mouth" , the dentists places the filling material directly upon your tooth.
When a dental crown is made the dental laboratory technician can visualize and examine all aspects of your bite and jaw movements, from a variety of angles. Then he will sculpt the crown with the perfect anatomy required. In some cases this anatomy will be even more ideal than your tooth's original shape.
Crowns to improve the cosmetic appearance of a tooth
Since dental crowns cup over teeth, any dental crown that has a porcelain surface can be used as a way to restore or correct the cosmetic appearance of a tooth.Possibly you have heard movie star smile or movie stars have their teeth "capped" This means that the person has obtained their "Hollywood smile" by way of having crowns placed instead of its original teeth, this in order to accomplish certain perfection on the tooth’s shape and color.
Crowns are best used to improve the cosmetic appearance of a tooth when the crown simultaneously serves other purposes also, such as restoring a tooth to its original shape, repairing a broken tooth, strengthening a tooth, covering a tooth which has an excessively large filling.
Crowns probably should not be used to improve the appearance of a tooth if there is any other dental treatment that could equally satisfactorily achieve the same cosmetic results. If a more conservative dental procedure could equally improve the tooth's appearance, porcelain veneers should be considered, dental bonding, or even just teeth whitening, then it is usually best to consider that treatment option first.
PORCELAIN VENEERS:
Porcelain veneers are thin shells of porcelain that are placed on the front and dentist to change the length, width, color and shape of a tooth.They are the greatest tool for enhancing a smile, they are versatile and strong, veneers are used for a variety of smile enhancements, from complete smile makeovers, repairing a chipped tooth, restoring teeth to their natural beauty. Veneers also resist staining, creating an enduring white, bright, straight smile.
Are you a Candidate?
I dislike the appearance of my smile.
My teeth are crooked.
My teeth are uneven.
My teeth are chipped or broken.
I have missing teeth.
I have unsightly gaps between my teeth.
I'm embarrassed to smile.
My smile is keeping me from fulfilling my
personal and professional life.
My teeth are stained and discolored.
If you said yes to one of them, then you are a candidate for veneers.
Cost:
Veneers typically range in cost $250. Veneers are considered a cosmetic enhancement, and are usually not covered by insurance.
Complications:
There are essentially no complications associated with veneers. If your dentist diagnoses a bad bite (malocclusion) prior to the treatment and you choose not to have that corrected, there is risk of chipping and breaking the veneers as your bite adjusts to its new position.
Description of the Procedure:
The dentist will then take an impression of the patient's teeth. That impression will be sent to a lab with the dentist's precise instructions of what's to be done. The lab creates a "wax up" - a wax model of how the enhanced smile or repaired teeth will look. The patient and dentist review the wax up and either make changes or give the lab approval to proceed. From the wax up, the lab creates the patient's new "teeth" of porcelain.
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Healthy Gums: Healthy Gums are firm and pink. Gingivitis:This is the earliest stage of gum disease. The gums are red, swollen, and bleed easily. Mild Periodontitis: The gums begin to separate from the teeth, forming pockets which fill with plaque. Moderate Periodontitis:Deeper pockets form as more bone and tissue are lost. Severe Periodontitis:Teeth may become loose because a large amount of bone and tissue have been lost. Our Doctors will examine you for periodontal disease during each check up. If they find any symptoms of it they will suggest the right treatment according to each patient’s condition.
If deep pockets are found Periodontal Surgery might be required, also several professional cleanings to fight plaque and gum disease.
Treatments:- Root Planning: Smoothens rough roots surfaces, allowing the gum to heal.
- Scaling: Leans teeth to remove deposits above and below the gum.
- Oral Irrigation: Application(s) of anti plaque liquid below the gum
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WHAT IS TOOTH WHITENNIG?
It’s a bleaching process that lightens discolorations of enamel and dentine. The system used a mild solution retained in a custom fitted tray that is worn over your teeth.
WHAT CAUSES TOOTH DISCOLORATION?
There are many causes. The most common is aging, coffee, tea, colas, tobacco, traumas, nerve degeneration, old restorations, sometimes consumption of tetracycline or excessive fluoride may cause it.
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IS IT SAFE?
YES! Research and clinical studies indicates that whitening teeth with carbamide peroxide under the supervision of a dentist is safe for teeth and gums. In fact, many dentists consider this whitening process the safest cosmetic dental procedure available today.ARE THERE ANY SIDE EFFECTS?
Some people may experience temporary increased tooth sensitivity to cold during the treatment. These symptoms disappear within 1 – 2 days after the interruption or completion of the treatment.HOW LONG WILL THE RESULTS LAST?
The teeth will always be lighter than they once were. However some patients may need a tooth whitening touch up for 1 or 2 days once a year, in order to maintain the whitest tooth shade possible.ONE HOUR IN OFFICE WHITENING
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Root Canal Therapy
This therapy refers to the treatment of the inner aspects of a tooth, specifically the area inside a tooth originally occupied by the tooth's "pulp tissue".
Most people would probably refer to a tooth's pulp tissue as its "nerve". While a tooth's pulp tissue does contain nerve fibers it is also composed of arteries, veins, lymph vessels, and connective tissue.
We will use the terms "nerve" and "nerve tissue" to refer to a tooth's pulp tissue.
Where in a tooth is the nerve?
While teeth are hard calcified objects, they are not completely solid. In the inner most aspect of every tooth there lies a hollow space which, when a tooth is healthy, contains the tooth's nerve tissue. Dentists use the following terms to refer to various portions of this nerve area:
The pulp chamber.
This is a hollow space that lies more or less in the center of the tooth.
The root canals.
Each tooth's nerve enters the tooth, in generalities, at the tip of its root(s). From this point the nerve then runs through the center of the root in small "root canals" which subsequently join up with the tooth's pulp chamber.
Functions of a tooth's nerve tissue?
You might think that a tooth's nerve tissue is vitally important to a tooth's health and function, but in reality it's not. A tooth's nerve tissue plays an important role in the growth and development of the tooth, but once the tooth has erupted through the gums and has finished maturing the nerve's only function is sensory (it provides the tooth with the ability to feel hot and cold).
In regards to the normal day to day functioning of our mouths, the sensory information provided by a single tooth is really quite minimal. Dentists realize that on a practical level it is pretty much academic whether a tooth has a live nerve in it or not. If a tooth's nerve tissue is present and healthy, wonderful. But if a tooth has had its nerve tissue removed during root canal treatment that's fine too, you will never miss it.
Why is root canal therapy applied?
You could say that the purpose of root canal treatment is to create an end result where the tissues surrounding a tooth's root will maintain a healthy status despite the fact that the tooth's nerve has undergone degenerative changes. Specifically, we mean that the tissues surrounding a tooth's root are not affected by bacterial infection and/or irritating substances leaking from those inner aspects of the tooth originally occupied by the tooth's nerve tissue.
Our bodies as a defense mechanism, will initiate an "inflammation reaction" when irritants have injured or destroyed body tissues. Root canal treatment is the treatment of the inner aspects of a tooth, to provide an environment where the tissues surrounding a tooth's root are free of, and will likely to continue to be free of, the presence of inflammation..
Steps of root canal therapy
A) Placing a rubber dam around your tooth.
After numbing your tooth but before beginning the actual process of performing the root canal treatment, your dentist will stretch a sheet of rubber around your tooth. Dentists call this sheet of rubber a "rubber dam". It is held in place by a small clamp that grasps your tooth.
The purpose of a rubber dam is as follows. Since one of the fundamental goals of root canal therapy is to clean bacteria out of a tooth, and since saliva does have bacteria in it, the placement of a rubber dam allows the dentist to keep your tooth saliva free so it doesn't get re-contaminated with bacteria while your root canal treatment is being performed.
B) Getting access to the nerve area of the tooth.
Now the process of performing the root canal can begin, we will get access to that area inside the tooth that needs to be cleaned. This is accomplished by using a dental drill and making an access hole which leads to the pulp chamber of the tooth.
On back teeth this hole is made on the chewing surface of the tooth, on front teeth the access hole is made on the tooth's backside.
C) Cleaning the tooth out.
The next step of the root canal treatment process is to clean out the interior of your tooth, this cleaning process will remove any bacteria, toxins, nerve tissue, inside your tooth.
The cleaning process is accomplished by using "root canal files". These objects look like straight needles but if you take a closer look you will find that their surface is rough, not smooth similar to a file, They are literally files and are used as such. We will work with a series of root canal files, each one increasing diameter.
We will go up and down in your tooth and also we will use a use a twisting motion. This action will scrape and scrub the sides of the tooth's (root canal(s)), cleaning it out. As part of the cleaning process we will wash your tooth to eliminate any bacteria.
Traditionally root canal files are manipulated by a dentist by the use of the fingers. There are, however, special dental drills (dental drills are called "handpieces") we have chosen to do this with a special handpiece that make the procedure faster, holds and twist the files.
D) Placing the root canal filling material..
Once the tooth has been thoroughly cleaned we will fill in and seal up its interior by placing root canal filling material. The most common root canal filling material being used by dentists now days is a rubber compound called gutta percha.
Gutta percha comes in preformed cones that are sized to match the files which have been used to clean out the inside of the tooth.
A root canal sealer (a paste) is usually used in conjunction with gutta percha cones.
After finished the filling and sealing aspect of the root canal process they will place a filling in the access hole they created at the beginning of your treatment. The individual steps of performing the root canal treatment have now been completed.
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Orthodontics
Braces are one of the things you can do for your kids that will last a lifetime!
Surveys have indicated that people who had braces look better and feel better about them selves; they live longer and lower their risk of cardiovascular disease.
But who ever Sais they are Only for Kids is unaware that presently, 20% of the orthodontic patients are over 18. Some people over 60 have had successful orthodontics.
Why get braces? Answer the following questions
Look in the mirror an answer:
Do you like your smile now?
Will you be more attractive with another smile?
Can your smile be improved?
When you see someone with a pretty smile, do you find them more attractive?
If your answer is yes to any of these questions, then Orthodontic treatment is for you! The Treatment will make your smile look fabulous. The fabulous smile will last for the rest of your life. Orthodontic treatment will also make your face look delightful.