Dr. Igor >>> Your Family Dentist

Restorative dentistry refers to the treatment of carious, commonly known as cavities and fractured teeth. We often refer to these procedures as fillings. We only perform Composite Restorations otherwise known as white fillings, which have the advantages of matching the natural tooth and being cosmetically pleasing.

We perform basic surgical dental procedures, which include: forceps extractions, multiple extractions, alveoplasty, removal of partially or completely impacted teeth, and removal of cyst. Oral surgery, even when performed in the dental office, is just as much as surgical procedure as one performed in a hospital operating room.

    The procedures grouped together as crowns and bridges restorations involve the preparation and placement of cast restorations to restore damaged teeth and to replace missing teeth.
    A Crown, also known as full crown or cast crown, completely covers the anatomic crowns and individual tooth to restore the tooth to its original contour and function.
    A Fixed Bridge is a cast restoration that replaces one or more missing adjacent teeth in the arch. This is referred to as a fixed bridge because it is cemented in place and cannot be removed by patient.
Inlays and Onlays are cast restoration that fit snugly into a preparation within the tooth. Most commonly, an inlay covers part of the occlusal and proximal surfaces. An onlay usually covers all of most of the occlusal and proximal surfaces.


	Straighten Crooked Teeth
	Close Unsightly Spaces Between Teeth
	Revitalize Worn Teeth


Provide Tooth-Colored, Metal-Free Alternatives to Fillings

Replace a Missing Posterior Tooth

Replace Missing Teeth

    Endodontics is the specialty of dentistry that deals with the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of disorders of the dental pulp. Endodontic treatment, which is often called Root Canal Treatment (RCT), provides an effective means of saving teeth that might otherwise require extractions. Some indications for endodontic treatment are:
  • The pulp is nonvital (dead).
Inflamation of the pulp in which the pulp cannot be healed (irreversible pulpitis).
  • The root of the tooth has been fractured near apex.
  • The tooth has been irreversibly damaged by trauma. Injuries from impact are the most common causes.

Periodontal diseases involve the bone, ligaments, and tissues that support the teeth and are leading causes of tooth loss in adults. With ongoing good oral hygiene, early detection, and appropriate treatment, most of the disease can be contolled and teeth are not lost.
Periodontal diseases are range from gingivitis to refractory periodontitis. One of the most common leaning needed is called scaling and root planning.
The goal of scaling and root planning is to restore the gingival tissues to health by removing the factors that cause gingival inflammation: plaque, calculus, and altered cementum.

    Removable prosthodontics is the area of dentistry dealing with replacement of missing teeth. This is a prosthesis (appliance) that patient is able to remove and replace. There are two major types: removable partial dentures and removable complete dentures.
  • A Removable Partial Denture, commonly referred to as a partial, replaces one or more teeth in one arch.
  • A Removable Complete Denture, commonly referred to as denture, replaces most or all of the teeth in one arch.

  • Sealants
  • Pain Management
  • Mouth Guards
  • CPR
  • Night Guards
  • In-Office Tooth Whitening
  • 1 Hour Whitening Zoom

For you comfort and safety, this practice features:
  • OSHA Standards
     Strict standards for sterialization and infection control.

  • Protective Clothing
     Gloves, masks, goggles.

  • Spore Testing
     Regular tests of proper sterilizer operating.

  • State-of-the-art sterialization
     Up-to-date sterialization techniques, equipment and monitoring.

  • Sterile Instruments
     Instruments sterilized between patients.