Find answers to your questions
Preventive Dentistry
1Is professional dental cleaning really needed?
Yes. Considering you brush and floss your teeth regularly, still plaque can accumulate
in the gaps and grooves and overtime tooth decay and gum disease can start in these
areas.
2How do I know that I have gum problems?
It is really easy to realize. If you have noticed that your gums are bleeding, or you
feel your teeth are loose or you have bad taste in your mouth or tooth’s roots are a
bit exposed you have
3What should I expect at cleaning and exam consultation?
Your needs are important to us so we need you to mention anything that concerns
you regarding your oral health. Your teeth and gum are examined thoroughly. If you
have not visited dentist recently you will require x-rays for a more comprehensive
view of your teeth. During cleaning the dental hygienist will use special instruments
to clean the hardened plaque off your teeth and will polish your teeth.
4How should I make sure that I brush and floss properly?
Our dental hygienist will advise you that what type of dental brush is appropriate for
you and will ask you to provide yourself with the required one and during a separate
appointment she will show you the correct use of your brush. You can practice at the
same time during which she observes everything and helps you when is needed. We
will not leave you alone here. She will call you back in a week for control. She will
stain your teeth to check how you have improved your technique and gives you
further instructions if needed.
Cosmetic Dentistry
1Do I need cosmetic treatment?
If you want to
● Change the size, shape, and alignment of certain teeth.
● Fill in unattractive spaces between teeth.
● Improve or correct bites.
● Lighten or brighten the color of teeth.
● Repair decayed, broken, cracked, or chipped teeth.
● Replace missing teeth.
● Replace old, unattractive dental treatments.
You are a candidate for cosmetic dentistry
2What types of cosmetic treatments are available to me?
There are many types of cosmetic treatments available. They are chosen based on
the diagnosis and your needs. They can include professional In-Office whitening, tooth-colored fillings, crowns, veneers, inlays, onlays, dental implants.
3Are veneers durable?
Yes. If the tooth and veneer are well prepared, this restoration can be very very
durable. You need to take care of veneers as much as you take care of your own
tooth. Whatever that can harm your tooth can harm your veneers as well. There is
history of 18 year old veneers as well. For more information do not hesitate to
contact us.
4What should I expect during whitening procedure in the office?
First step, your teeth are fully examined by our specialist. In case of presence of any
tooth cavity or tooth tartar, they all must be treated before whitening procedure. Then the whitening can start with first polishing all your teeth. Then isolating your
lips and gums, after comes the whitening gel which is put on your teeth and
activated by our Beyond whitening lamp.
5How long does the whitening procedure last?
Every session consists of 3 times 10 minute treatment. Most of the time you will get
satisfying results in only one session. In some cases due to your desire for whiter
teeth and diagnosis of our specialist a second session might be needed.
6Will my teeth become sensitive after the whitening procedure?
With Beyond technology all harmful heat and ultraviolet light are removed that
results in reducing the risk of sensitivity during or after the treatment.
Prosthodontics
1Do I need prosthodontic treatment?
You will need prosthodontic treatment if:
You are missing one or more teeth;
You want to improve the aesthetics of your smile.
Root Canal Treatments
1Am I a candidate for root canal treatment
If the tooth decay has infected the nerve of the tooth you need root canal treatment
2How can I know that the tooth’s nerve is infected ?
When you have severe pain when you bite and chew on food. Sometimes your face
swells because of inflammation. These are some of the symptoms that can lead you
to realize the tooth’s nerve is infected.
3Do I need treatment even if the swelling is gone?
Yes. The tooth can not heal itself and the bacteria are not removed without
treatment. If the treatment is ignored or postponed, the inflammation can spread
into your body and can endanger your general health.
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