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Dental
Implants in Long Island by Dr. Newman who offers Dental Implants.
It All Begins with
a Smile
A
beautiful smile tells the whole world that you're special -someone
worth knowing, loving, remembering. It celebrates your charisma, and
whispers your more intimate feelings.
Yellowed,
stained, chipped, misshapen, or poorly spaced teeth can spoil this
picture, affecting the way even you feel about yourself. . . Why let
them? Today's porcelain veneering and bonding can virtually change
your appearance, usually in just a few comfortable visits.
Bleaching, tooth-coloring fillings, and other cosmetic procedures
play their part too. What is your "Dream Smile"?
For
some it is Hollywood-style perfection; the cover of Vogue or
Glamour. For others it is simply the confidence that comes from
having brighter, whiter, straighter teeth. Whatever your ideal
smile, we at North Shore Cosmetic & Restorative Dental
Associates can help you - often with one visit! Affordably! Creative
payment plans are available, as well as long-term financing to fit
your budget.
Let
us show you photos of our patients whose smiles and lives have been
transformed. Take advantage of our state-of-the-art equipment to
assist you in making cosmetic decisions.
ZOOM! Whitening
In-office
ZOOM! Whitening products brighten teeth that have been stained or
darkened by food, tobacco use, age or injury. There are a variety of
in-office and take-home whitening products to reduce or eliminate such
stains. In-office bleaching, also called chairside bleaching, takes
place over a series of one-hour appointments at your dentist's office.
First, your teeth will be examined and cleaned to make sure there are no
cavities, loose fillings, gum problems or other issues that may be
exacerbated by the bleaching process. You and your dentist will make a
custom-fit mouthtray for your teeth. Then the bleaching gel, a hydrogen
peroxide solution, is applied to your teeth in the tray, sometimes after
another gel or rubber shield is fit over the gums to protect them. An
ultraviolet light may be shone on the teeth to facilitate the
process.
Advantages
of in-office tooth whitening over take-home whitening include:
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Professional
supervision
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Fast
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Safe
and simple
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No
sensitivity
For
more information about ZOOM! Whitening, please
click here.
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Implant Dentistry
In
many situations, dental implants can give back patients their
confident smile. The benefits are improved esthetics, the
ability to eat comfortably and a clean, healthy oral environment for
the patient.
Dental
Implants are small prosthetic posts that are placed into the bone of
the upper or lower jaw. They act as replacements for the root
portion of lost natural teeth and also serve as an anchor for
replacement teeth. Dental implants look and feel exactly like
natural teeth -- in fact, no-one will be able to tell the
difference. Dental implants are appropriate for almost anyone
who is currently missing teeth or is at risk of losing teeth.
There
are many different types of dental implants available. Our
dentists have extensive experience in dental implants and would be
pleased to discuss the benefits of implant prosthetics with you.
Ask about implant restorative treatment at the time of your
consultation.
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Disorders
TMJ
(temporomandibular joint) disorders are a family of problems related
to your complex jaw joint. If you have had symptoms like pain or a
"clicking" sound, you'll be glad to know that these
problems are more easily diagnosed and treated than they were in the
past. Since some types of TMJ problems can lead to more serious
conditions, early detection and treatment are important.
The
causes of TMJ disorders are considered multi-factorial and may be
related to the following:
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Trauma
to the head or neck
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Oral
habits such as clenching or grinding of the teeth
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Bad
bite or missing teeth
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Arthritis
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Malalignment
of the upper and lower jawbones
No
one treatment can resolve TMJ disorders completely and treatment
takes time to be effective. There
are two basic types of treatment for TM Joint disorders: surgical
and non-surgical, but it is generally agreed that in most cases the
non-surgical approach should be taken first in an effort to restore
comfort, and improve jaw function to an acceptable level.
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