Laser Dentistry
The laser has been used as an instrument and method of dental treatment since 1990. For over 20 years, it has been proven to be an excellent treatment for various dental problems. It can be used separately or in conjunction with many other dental procedures. Many people do not know how the laser works and are afraid that laser procedures may cause pain. Here is how it works: it produces a beam of light, which is very narrow and full of energy. Upon encountering the tissue, it causes a specific reaction. It is a completely pain–free method and is widely used in healthcare today.
Advantages
Laser dentistry is well known for its use in soft tissue procedures and has many advantages. First, in most cases, there is no need to use anesthesia which is attractive to most patients. Lasers provide you comfort not only during the procedure but also afterward. In addition, the laser provides a more precise execution of any procedure when compared to other dentistry methods. It allows the dentist to control spontaneous bleeding during the procedure, reducing the bacteria in the tooth cavities and the damaged gum tissue. It provides a shorter period of healing and recovery in most cases.
Application of Laser Dentistry
Some of the many applications of laser dentistry include: treating infections in root canals; making the whitening process easier and quicker; performing biopsy procedures; reducing the unpleasant feeling from cold sores or canker sores; removing dense tissue due to the use of specific medications; removing certain muscle attachments which inhibit the proper movement of your mouth; treating gum disease or removing inflamed gum tissues; and helping reduce the pain from an erupted wisdom tooth.
Not everyone is a candidate for laser dentistry. Therefore a complete evaluation, radiography, and consult are a must!
Smile Lifts
Facial Rejuvenation Dentistry or Smile Lift utilizes anti-aging teeth reconstruction techniques designed to plump up the lips or cheeks. In the field of cosmetic dentistry, smile lifts can be used to augment many plastic surgery procedures. The result is increased facial volume, as a key to looking younger.
Now the answer to a younger look and to staying youthful can lie with the shape, form, and appearance of your teeth. Applying Dental Veneers to upper and lower teeth can plump up the lips, cover the black corridor in the cheek area, and restore facial volume. The cosmetic dentist must measure the upper and lower teeth to see if enough teeth are showing at the rest position. Usually, at age 35 and beyond, the one to one-and-a-half millimeter edge of the tooth should be showing at rest position. The sound “E” should be evaluated for harmony and balance between teeth and lip curvature. The lower teeth will be evaluated via length and width ratio by gum symmetry and gum exposure since the lip drops due to gravity after age 35.
After a complete evaluation and bite analysis before the procedure, the cosmetic dentist must evaluate if there is room to lengthen the upper or lower teeth. If so, they must utilize the back teeth to open or increase the bite. This is because 1 mm of porcelain added to the back teeth translates to 3 mm in the front teeth, and adding the height and tweaking the color to a natural white instantly takes years off your face. Of course, in the hands of a skilled professional, the porcelain veneers are sculpted individually to flatter your face and bring your best facial features out.
If you are considering a Smile Lift or other cosmetic dentistry procedure anywhere in the world, you can visit Dr. Anthony Mobasser for a full cosmetic dental evaluation. Call us today at 310-550-0383.
Chewing Gum
According to the American Dental Association (ADA), chewing sugar-free gums – especially those containing Xylitol – is a great aid for maintaining and protecting your teeth. This is mainly because Xylitol chewing gums increases saliva production, protecting teeth and gums.
Sugar-free gums are not contraindicated on patients with porcelain veneers, porcelain inlays / onlays, or who’ve had a full mouth restoration. One word of caution is not to chew gum while using temporary restorations. Also, if the chewing gum adheres to your teeth or between them, it is highly advisable to visit your cosmetic dentist to rule out spacing or faulty restoration, which may be the cause.
Full Mouth Reconstruction Beverly Hills
Full mouth reconstruction can restore dental health even if you have suffered from advanced periodontitis (Gum Disease), severe tooth decay, or dental trauma. With Cosmetic Dental Reconstruction, Teeth can be straightened, lost teeth can be replaced, and a more youthful custom design appearance can be restored for your smile. Dr. Mobasser is a 30+ year skilled Beverly Hills full mouth reconstruction expert who can correct and transform your smile for the beautifully healthy look you have always desired.
He offers treatments that restore your smile’s appearance, function, and health. Dr. Mobasser understands how important your smile is to your self-confidence and will work with you to create a treatment plan that works for you.
Dr. Mobasser may recommend periodontal treatments to control and restore good gum health. Porcelain veneers can improve your teeth’ form, function, and appearance or act as instant orthodontics to straighten your teeth. Damaged teeth can be restored using inlays and onlays, dental tooth-colored white fillings, or porcelain crowns. Dr. Mobasser may recommend dental bridges, implants, or cosmetic dentures to replace teeth lost due to periodontal disease, decay, or trauma. Dr. Mobasser will complete treatments in the most effective, efficient way possible so you can have your new knockout smile faster than ever.
You only get one smile. Your smile should reflect who you are within, and it should reveal not only your natural beauty but also glimpses of your personality. Dental trauma, advanced periodontal disease, acidity in our foods and drinks, and tooth decay can detract from the beauty of your smile and leave it looking less than healthy.
Dr. Mobasser has helped revolutionize cosmetic dentistry and incorporated the most advanced treatment techniques and options. He cannot just whiten teeth permanently but completely transform smiles by filling, causing food impaction, aligning crooked teeth, or even combining multiple treatments into an incomparable Hollywood smile makeover or stunning full mouth reconstruction.
Whether you have always been unhappy about your smile or if your smile has suffered dental trauma, dental neglect, or dental disease, His reputation in the entertainment industry is unparalleled, and he has become one of the most acclaimed celebrity dentists for distinguished elites in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, and around the world.
With the right treatment plan from Dr. Mobasser, your smile and confidence can be completely transformed. We offer extensive treatment options that include professional tooth bleaching at onset, dental laminates, porcelain veneers, dental bonding, tooth-colored fillings, porcelain crowns, inlays, onlays, dental bridges, gum care, and dental implants. Your treatment plan will address your primary concerns and give you the smile of your dreams.
Implant Dentists Procedures and Steps
The goal of each dentist is to restore the missing tooth or teeth so that the teeth can function and the dental implant placed will be biologically sound. Last, a long time, feel good and look great. The Implant Dentist will be able to restore teeth that resemble teeth the patients have lost before the decay or the accident. There must be no differences in functionality and phonetics by having implants placed, so the patient can eat and speak as when he had their natural teeth.
The Dental implant Procedure and Steps:
The implant procedure is usually done in stages:
1. In the first stage, the dental surgeon will place the implant into the patient’s jaw bone (if there is not enough bone, other procedures such as Bone grafting is required). After placing the implant flush with the bone, the implant will be protected from the occlusion or bite forces while the healing process begins. When the healing period is over, about three months, the implant will have to be surgically exposed by removing some overlying gum tissue.
2. After the first stage, the second stage surgical procedure implies the surgeon checking the implant and seeing whether it has been successfully integrated with the bone. If osseointegration is successful, then the restoration of the dental implants commences. The implant dentist will either place a pre-made or custom post to create a structure so the final dental crown can be cemented or screwed on top of the abutment or post. Afterward, the gum will be allowed to be healed around the abutment (post) so that eventually, it forms a collar through which the implant restorative dentist can easily access the implant when he prepares the final restorative stage of having the implant crowns placed.
3. In many cases, research proved that dental implant dentists might place the abutment (the post) simultaneously with the dental implant fixture (which can be in titanium or ceramic and substitutes the root). Of course, for osseointegration, the implant still requires proper healing.
4. Again, these Abutments must also be adequately protected and not be exposed to chewing forces after initial placement while integrating into the jaw bone. Then after they have successfully integrated and healed, the final stage may commence. This stage implies creating and having the prosthetic teeth (fixed crowns) connected to the implants.
What is One-Stage Surgery?
This method uses a one-piece dental implant that features a metal collar that already has the post or abutment integrated with the dental implant fixture while the bone is healing and osseointegration is taking place. After a certain time in which healing has been possible, an implant crown will connect by a screw or cemented to the implant fixture.
What is the overall Success Rate of Dental Implants?
Even though many dentists have decades of experience in such a procedure, there is still no 100% success rate. Food impaction has been reported in some cases, especially if the dental implant is adjacent to the natural dentition or tooth. However, research around the U.S. reported a success rate of around 90%. Doctor Anthony Mobasser is an experienced Cosmetic and full mouth implant dentist with a private practice in Los Angeles, serving Beverly Hills, Hollywood, CA; in which he states that not everyone is a candidate for dental implants, and each patient must be selected carefully to have the best results possible. His state-of-the-art private office, paired with his experience and knowledgeable staff, is extremely effective in satisfying the needs of even the most demanding patients. You may contact him at 310-550-0383 for your implant needs.
Beverly Hills Dental Implants – Offered by a World Renowned Dentist
Today is as precious as a beautiful smile, but even though many patients could use a smile improvement, they find it difficult to find the time. A Celebrity Dentist, Dr. Anthony Mobasser, along with his network of specialists, provides every step of the dental implant process, from the planning phase to treatment. Keep reading to learn more about dental implants offered by your Beverly Hills Cosmetic Dentist.
Contact our office today to find out more about your options or to schedule your consultation with Dr. Mobasser, our premier cosmetic dentist in Beverly Hills.
Are you looking for a cosmetic dentist in Los Angeles? If you want to improve your smile and feel more confident, look no further than Dr. Anthony Mobasser.
With over 30 years of experience, Dr. Mobasser uses advanced techniques and top-tier technologies to correct imperfections in your teeth, giving you a perfect smile.
Dr. Mobasser has amassed a long list of celebrity clientele who know they can count on him to help them put their best face forward. If you want a Hollywood smile, contact the staff at Dr. Mobasser’s Los Angeles to schedule your first appointment.
To make the process easier, we offer free consultations to begin the journey toward your new smile. Call us today to get started!
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