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Gum recession treatment in Red Bank NJ with minimally invasi Chao Pinhole technique. No scalpels, no sutures, same-day results. First in NJ, 11x Top Dentist. Schedule your consultation: (732) 747-1766 Chao Pinhole Gum Recession Rejuvenation Surgery - Middletown, NJ

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At Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry, our goal is to help you maintain excellent oral health and improve your overall quality of life. Our services include dental implants, cosmetic dentistry and periodontal disease. Before & Afters Pinhole Gum Rejuvenation Correction of gum recession Correction of Gum Recession Correction of gum recession Correction of Gum Recession Correction of gum recession

At Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry, we offer dental implant treatments to help replace your missing teeth. Whether you are missing a single tooth, or several of them – even when missing all of your teeth – our dental implant solutions can help to restore your smile. Who is a Candidate? Who Is A Candidate For Dental Implants? Tinton Falls, NJ At Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry, we offer dental implant treatments to help replace your missing teeth. Whether you are missing a single tooth, or several of them – even when missing all of your teeth – our dental implant solutions can help to restore your smile. However, dental implants cannot be offered to everyone. There are requirements that a dental implant candidate must meet to get the implant procedure. So, who is a candidate? Read on below to find out who can and cannot get dental implants. What Are The Requirements For Getting Dental Implants? To be a dental implant candidate, you must meet the following requirements: • Have at least one missing or badly damaged (beyond repair) tooth - of course, to get dental implants, you need to have a tooth or more that needs to be replaced. This can be a missing tooth or a tooth that is badly damaged such that extraction is the only viable solution. • Have health and sufficient jawbone - dental implants require adequate support, which comes from the jawbone. Therefore, your jawbone must be healthy and sufficient enough to anchor the dental implants. • Have healthy gums - part of the support of the dental implants comes from the gums, so your gums must be healthy enough for the procedure. Healthy gums are also required during dental implant procedure to ensure that the surgical wounds (for inserting the implants) heal properly and without risk of infection • Be committed to proper oral hygiene - while lack of proper oral hygiene will not necessarily disqualify you from getting implants, it is required that you practice proper oral hygiene to ensure that the implant site is not affected during the recovery period - which could lead to implant failure. The dental implants can also fail when your gums and jawbone becomes infected, so proper oral hygiene is required throughout to maintain the implants. Factors That Can Disqualify You From Dental Implant Placement Apart from not meeting the above requirements, there are several other reasons that can disqualify you from getting dental implants. These reasons include: • If you have gum disease or an oral infection - implants must heal properly else, they will fail. Therefore, having gum disease or an oral infection increases the likelihood of the implants failing. • If you are currently suffering from other dental conditions - some dental conditions such as bruxism, temporomandibular jaw (TMJ) problems, and some orthodontic problems might cause complications of the implants. Therefore, getting treatments for these conditions is advised before you can receive implants. • If you are a heavy smoker (addict) - smoking after getting implants can lead to dry sockets, which can cause implant failure. Getting implants is thus not recommended if you are a heavy smoker - unless you are willing to quit instantly. • If you are suffering from a serious medical condition - implant insertion is a surgical procedure. Complications can thus arise during and after the procedure if your immune system is compromised by a serious medical condition - for example, cancer, AIDs, autoimmune diseases, or even if you have undergone an organ transplant procedure • If you are pregnant - implant placement, while you are pregnant, could lead to complications. Waiting until after giving birth is thus advised. Not an ideal dental implant candidate? Do not worry. Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry can help to fix your dental problem, making you an ideal candidate, or offer other alternative teeth replacement solutions. Call us today at (732) 982-7988 and schedule an appointment.

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Jawbone loss is one of the several reasons why you may not be an ideal candidate for a dental implant procedure. Moreover, while it is possible to regenerate the lost bone tissue using bone grafting surgery, the procedure and the recovery period can take long long time. Preserving Your Jawbone Using Ridge Augmentation Preserving Your Jawbone Using Ridge Augmentation Tinton Falls, NJ Jawbone loss is one of the several reasons why you may not be an ideal candidate for a dental implant procedure. Moreover, while it is possible to regenerate the lost bone tissue using bone grafting surgery, the procedure and the recovery period can take long long time. Therefore, you will have to wait for quite a considerable period – possibly months – before you can get your new shiny teeth. However, what if you could prevent the jawbone loss before it happens? At Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry we help you to preserve your jawbone following a tooth extraction procedure, thus ensuring you are ready for implant placement when the time comes. We do this using a ridge augmentation procedure. What Is Ridge Augmentation? Ridge augmentation is a process in which the natural shape of the gum is restored after a tooth has been extracted. The procedure involves placing a bone graft material on the jawbone, in the space left behind by the extracted tooth. The graft grows new tissue that fills up the tooth socket, while also stimulating the existing jawbone tissue to prevent atrophy. The ridge augmentation procedure is usually done on the same day the tooth is removed to avoid the need for a separate surgery. It is recommended for patients who are considering getting implants at a later date. However, dental implants can also be inserted immediately following the ridge augmentation procedure - for patients with healthy gums and jawbone. The Ridge Augmentation Process Immediately following the tooth extraction, the bone grafting material is placed in the tooth socket. The graft material can be harvested from your body or a cadaver source. However, in some cases, the grafting material may be synthetic, which is treated with substances that can speed up the healing process. After placing the graft material, the gum tissue surrounding the surgical site is stitched up to secure it. A space-maintaining substance on top of the graft to assist in re-establishing the exact size of the socket formed by the real tooth. Benefits Of Ridge Augmentation • Regrowth of jaw bone - when the procedure is done, the tooth socket will be restored to its normal shape, and this will give the bone a chance to re-grow in this space. • Reshaping of the jaw bone - when the sutures are set, they are put in a way that encourages the shape of the bone to revert to how it used to be. After Care And Recovery Following Ridge Augmentation • After the procedure, we will prescribe medication that will help you manage the pain that is caused by the surgery. • The area of the augmentation will be sore for a few weeks before it heals completely. During this period, it is advised not to irritate it by consuming hot foods and drinks, poking the wound, or aggressively brushing the area. • Since the ride augmentation is a surgical procedure, there is a risk of infection if the wound is not properly cared for. Therefore, good oral hygiene is required during the recovery period to ensure proper healing. After the augmentation wounds are healed, your jawbone will be ready for implant placement. If you are considering tooth extraction, getting a ridge augmentation procedure afterward is a great idea. Call us, Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry, at (732) 982-7988 to find out more about this procedure and how it can help you.

Here at Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry in Tinton Falls, NJ we want all of our patients to have the best experience possible. For this reason, we adopt proven dental technology to simplify complex procedures and processes - giving our patients a better experience. Guided Dental Implant Surgery Guided Implant Surgery: Dynamic 3D Navigation For Dental Implants Tinton Falls, NJ Here at Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry in Tinton Falls, NJ we want all of our patients to have the best experience possible. For this reason, we adopt proven dental technology to simplify complex procedures and processes - giving our patients a better experience and providing a better result. The Guided Implant Surgery dynamic 3D navigation system gives us a real advantage when we are performing dental implant placement surgery, allowing us to place implants with high accuracy and stellar success rates. Before Guided Implant Surgery Before the Guided Implant Surgery, dental implant placement was carefully planned using various technologies such as cone beam 3D imaging systems. Once a plan was developed for implant location and placement, the clinician would surgically place the implant according to the plan. However, as with any surgery, there exists the possibility for some variation between the perfect placement and the actual placement. While this current process almost always yields excellent results, Guided Implant Surgery allows clinicians to do an even better job with accuracy and placement by giving real-time feedback during the surgery. To be clear, Guided Implant Surgery does not replace technologies such as cone beams, but it compliments them to give the clinician even more technology options to further improve patient outcomes. Implant Placement Using The Guided Implant Surgery The Guided Implant Surgery works in unison with cone beam 3D imagery to give us a live video overlay not only of your jaw, bone, and teeth but our drilling tools in relation to them. The Guided Implant Surgery shows us the exact angle, depth, and placement of every action we take in your mouth in real time. This gives us the ability to precisely control the placement of every implant procedure we perform. Patient Benefits Implant placement outcomes are better with the Guided Implant Surgery, giving us a higher implant success rate, and happier patients. Even the recovery process can potentially benefit from the Guided Implant Surgery system. Patients who have implants placed using the Guided Implant Surgery system may in some cases achieve faster and smoother recovery results than those who have no surgical guide. Call us today at (732) 747-1766 with questions, or if you would like to schedule an appointment.

Good oral health starts with a good brushing and flossing regimen, yet 20% of Americans admit that they never floss and nearly one out of four people have skipped brushing their teeth two days in a row or more. What Is Periodontal Disease? What Is Periodontal Disease? Tinton Falls, NJ Good oral health starts with a good brushing and flossing regimen, yet 20% of Americans admit that they never floss and nearly one out of four people have skipped brushing their teeth two days in a row or more. With these high levels of dental neglect, it’s no wonder that periodontal disease is on the rise. Fortunately, if caught early, gum disease can be entirely reversed. At Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry we know how to both quickly spot the first signs of gum disease and also how to thoroughly treat it, giving you back your healthy and beautiful smile that you can be proud of. What Is Periodontal Disease? Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, is an infection in the teeth and gums that arises from poor oral health. When tartar builds up along the gumline, the bacteria in it start to attack the soft tissue in your mouth, making them vulnerable to infection. This can lead to a host of complications, including bleeding when you brush and floss, swollen and puffy gingival tissue, receding gums, and even tooth loss. When periodontal disease is still in its early stages, it is called gingivitis. Gingivitis is diagnosed by inflammation of your gum tissue and is often painless, making it all the more difficult to catch on your own. That’s why regular dental appointments are so vital, giving you a chance to stop this subtle but dangerous disease in its tracks before it can progress and become worse. If your gum disease advances, it becomes a condition known as periodontitis, which can be quite harmful. That means the disease has progressed to your bone tissue, increasing your risk of complications. It is diagnosed by the presence of pockets between your tooth roots and your gum line. Not only can you develop an infection and abscess in your mouth, but periodontitis is also associated with other conditions such as heart attack, stroke, cancer, and even death. Fortunately, gum disease does not automatically mean that you are going to lose your teeth or your life. If spotted early, you can cure it on your own at home with a good oral health routine in place. This includes brushing your teeth twice a day, using a soft-bristled brush, for two minutes per session. You also need to floss at least once a day. Floss after you brush your teeth to avoid pushing bacteria further up under your gums, using an 18-inch length of floss and working a fresh segment of floss all the way over your tooth and under your gums. Antibacterial mouthwash can also be beneficial, but please be aware that it is no replacement for good brushing and flossing. Treatment for advanced periodontal disease does require intervention from us, as it does not go away on its own. We may advise a procedure known as scaling and root planing or, if the disease has progressed severely already, we may have to perform a surgery on the affected teeth, such as a gum graft or root canal. If you suspect that you may be suffering from periodontal disease, or if it has been longer than six months since your last dental appointment, please call our office here at Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry at (732) 747-1766 right away to schedule an appointment for a dental checkup and cleaning and, if necessary, treatment for periodontal disease.

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Laser dentistry has quickly become one of the most popular forms of dental care, with many patients turning to this technology as an alternative to traditional procedures like teeth whitening and veneers. Laser Dentistry Laser Dentistry Tinton Falls, NJ Laser dentistry has quickly become one of the most popular forms of dental care, with many patients turning to this technology as an alternative to traditional procedures like teeth whitening and veneers. In fact, according to the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD), 40 percent of cosmetic dentists say they use lasers in their practices regularly, and another 26 percent occasionally use them. What Is Laser Dentistry? Laser dentistry is a relatively new field in the dental industry, using highly concentrated beams of light to perform procedures such as cavity removal, root canals, and gum reshaping. These lasers can precisely target specific areas without causing damage to surrounding tissue. As a result, patients experience less discomfort during treatment and may have a faster recovery time. These lasers can precisely target specific areas without causing damage to surrounding tissue. As a result, patients experience less discomfort during treatment and may have a faster recovery time. Laser dentistry can also reduce the need for anesthesia and traditional drilling, making it a popular choice for patients with dental anxiety. In contrast, not all dentists offer this type of treatment who undergo extensive training to safely use laser technology in their practice. Overall, laser dentistry offers valuable benefits for both dentists and patients alike. What Are The Advantages Of Laser Dentistry? When it comes to dental treatments, many patients want quick and painless procedures. Laser dentistry can provide just that. Some benefits of laser dentistry include the following: • Lasers can precisely target specific areas, making them an excellent option for cavity preparation or gum reshaping procedures. • Lasers help minimize bleeding and swelling, so recovery time is often shorter with laser dentistry. • Lasers can reduce the need for anesthesia or stitches during specific procedures. • Laser dentistry can help to kill bacteria and prevent infection. • The precision provided by lasers allows for more conservative treatments, preserving as much healthy tooth structure as possible. If you're looking for a comfortable and efficient dental experience, consider choosing Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry for the best laser options. Are There Any Potential Disadvantages Of Laser Dentistry? While laser dentistry may offer certain benefits, such as reduced discomfort and a faster healing time for patients, there are also certain potential drawbacks. For example, dental lasers can be expensive for a practice to acquire and maintain. In addition, not all procedures can be performed with a dental laser, so traditional methods may still be necessary in some cases. There is also the potential risk of tissue damage from overexposure to the laser. However, these disadvantages can usually be mitigated through proper training and the use of caution by the dentist. Overall, deciding to use dental lasers should involve weighing the potential risks and benefits for each case. What Should You Consider Before Any Laser Dentistry Treatment? Before deciding on laser dentistry, you must consult your dentist to determine if the treatment is proper for your specific dental needs. Your dentist will also consider any existing medical conditions and current medications, as these may affect the effectiveness or safety of the procedure. In addition, it is essential to inquire about the experience and training of the dental team performing the procedure. Advanced technology, such as a laser, requires specialized knowledge and skill to ensure successful outcomes. At Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry, all of our dentists are highly trained and certified in using dental lasers for various treatments. We prioritize patient safety and comfort while delivering superior results. Choose Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry for your laser dentistry needs, and rest assured that you will be in capable hands. For questions and appointments, call (732) 747-1766.

Dental braces are effective orthodontic devices, which have been around for decades. They are very useful for people with teeth alignment issues, and they can help to fully restore your smile. However, if you are conscious about your appearance, dental braces might not be a great option for you. Invisalign Straightening Your Teeth Using Clear Invisalign® Aligners Tinton Falls, NJ Dental braces are effective orthodontic devices, which have been around for decades. They are very useful for people with teeth alignment issues, and they can help to fully restore your smile. However, if you are conscious about your appearance, dental braces might not be a great option for you. The braces, especially the traditional metal braces, come with metal devices, which are not only unsightly but expose your condition to almost anyone you interact with. Luckily, there are alternatives to the standard dental braces. At Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry, we offer Invisalign aligners, clear brace-like devices that straighten your teeth while giving you a great appearance. Invisalign are a non-invasive cosmetic procedure. How Does Invisalign Work? Invisalign aligners are a clear alternative to the conventional dental braces. They are made using clear, barely visible plastic material – and hence are also known as invisible aligners. The plastic material helps to shift your teeth to the desired position, but without exposing your treatment to people. Moreover, in case anyone happens to notice you are wearing aligners, the design and the translucent color are attractive, such that they will not cause you any embarrassment. How Are Invisalign Aligners Different From Dental Braces? While Invisalign aligners work to produce the same results as dental braces, both orthodontic devices are very different in many ways. Below is a look at some of these differences: • The material used - as already mentioned, Invisalign aligners are made from a clear plastic material, while dental braces are made from metal or ceramic. The clear plastic is more attractive, thus making the Invisalign aligners more aesthetically superior. Aside from that, the plastic is more comfortable compared to the metal or ceramic material used in dental braces. • Teeth alignment mechanism - traditional dental braces use a tightening mechanism, where the force needed to shift the braces come from tightening them. Invisalign on the other hand use custom-designed plastic trays, which are adjusted to help push the teeth to the required position. The Invisalign mechanism is faster and offers minimal risk of causing damage to the teeth. • Removability - dental braces are fixed, and can only be removed in the office - usually, during adjustments or after you are done with your treatment. Invisalign aligners are, however, removable, and you can remove them to eat, clean them, or ease the discomfort on your teeth. As a result, the aligners are more comfortable to wear, easy to maintain (you can remove and clean them), and have no diet restrictions. • Treatment length - Invisalign treatment is very effective when they are worn as recommended - about 20 to 22 hours a day. Depending on your treatment condition, Invisalign aligners can help you to achieve desired results up to several months sooner compared (when compared to dental braces). Cost Considerations With Invisalign Invisalign clear aligners have several advantages over the dental braces. However, these advantages sometimes come at a slightly higher cost. However, the comfort when wearing the aligners, the faster treatment, and the aesthetic appeal make the clear aligners worth it for many people. Are you looking to get your teeth straightened? Premier Periodontics and Implant Dentistry can help to restore your smile using effective and aesthetically pleasing Invisalign aligners. Call our office today at (732) 747-1766 to find out more about these clear aligners.

Minimally invasive gum recession treatment in Tinton Falls NJ with Pinhole technique. No scalpels, no sutures, same-day results. First in NJ, 11x Top Dentist. Schedule a consultation: (732) 747-1766 Chao Pinhole Gum Recession Rejuvenation-Tinton Falls, NJ