General Dentistry

Dr. Naki and his restorative team are dedicated to saving your tooth by whatever means it takes to prevent tooth loss. Listed below you will find common treatment modalities by which your tooth can be protected.

 

ROUTINE CLEANINGS & CHECK-UPS

Dr. Naki has two hygienists with over 45+ years of clinical experience combined. Your routined dental cleanings will be very thorough and personalized. Your periodontal health is a very important aspect of your overall health. Our team will do their best to provide you with the most comfortable, effective hygiene therapy.

 

PERIODONTAL THERAPY

Occasionally, when a patient presents with active periodontal disease (gum disease), a procedure called Scaling and Root Planing is necessary. This process is usually accomplished in 2-3 visits and requires deeper instrumentation of the teeth and gums to removed diseased tissue. Our team will make any necessary recommendations if you are in need of this treatment.


CROWNS

A crown is the choice of treatment when your tooth has experienced one of the following:

  • Significant tooth structure loss due to decay

  • Internal or external fracture of existing filling and or tooth structure

  • Total loss of cusp tips by way of fracture

  • When Root Canal Therapy has been performed on a posterior tooth

  • Fracture or loss of an old crown

  • Cosmetic correction of discolored teeth

Crowns can be fabricated from two materials, gold and ceramic (tooth colored). Dr. Naki will help educate you on what material is best for your oral health.

 

ONLAYS/INLAYS

An inlay or an onlay may be performed on a tooth when there is enough tooth structure remaining after removal of decay, old fillings and fractures. The remaining tooth structure is preserved in the design of the inlay or onlay. Dr. Naki’s objective with these restorations is to preserve the remaining tooth structure.

Inlays and Onlays can be fabricated from two materials, gold and ceramic (tooth colored). Dr. Naki will help education you on what material is best for your oral health.


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