Bone and Tissue Regeneration

                                        Aid and Accelerate your Recovery and Healing...

   


      The human body is an amazing machine. It has the ability to heal it self in so many ways. When the human body suffers from an injury it releases proteins to stimulate the process of repairing that injury. Dentistry is a field of medicine which has had and continues to have enormous advances. One
in particular is bone and tissue regeneration. With this technology advancement the Endoret technique isolates from the blood plasma these important proteins needed for wound healing.
       In order to use this technique, it is necessary to draw a small amount of blood from the patient, from which the Plasma Rich in Growth Factor-or proteins- is obtained through a centrifuge spinning process. The plasma is then placed where healing or regeneration of tissue and bone is needed.

This process will achieve:

* Regeneration of bone in post-extraction sites.
* Regeneration of bone around implants
* Regeneration of bone in bony defects
* Faster wound healing

What better than your own proteins to help with wound healing. This treatment is especially recommended for patients which have healing problems or in need of bone regeneration, as in the case of smokers and diabetics.

According to the Academy of General Dentistry, the average person only brushes 45 to 70 seconds a day. ABADINDENTAL recommends two to three minutes per day.  How much time do you spend brushing your teeth each day?

The Art of Veneers

Veneers are one of the ways many people obtain a beautiful white smile.  Veneers are custom-made, ultra-thin, porcelain shells that are bonded to the front surfaces of your teeth.  They are durable and can reshape, strengthen and brighten your smile in as little as two visits.  Veneers also resist stains from coffee, tea, and cigarette smoke because they are made of high-tech, extremely polishable materials.

How Long Will Veneers Last?

Veneers are intended to last for many years.  Unlike most bonding materials, veneers will not change color over time.  

How Are Veneers Applied?

The tooth is reshaped initially to fit your new veneer.  A molded image is taken from the tooth and sent to a dental laboratory where the veneer is custom-fitted to your mouth.  The veneer is applied with adhesive material which bonds it to the original tooth structure.

How Are Veneers Maintained?

"Brush and Floss regularly to prevent oral hygiene problems!!!"

VIVERA

A Beautiful Smile Never Goes Out of Style...

It takes time and effort to create your perfect smile with Invisalign®.  Once you have your ideal smile, what is next? Once you straighten your teeth you must wear retainers in order to maintain them in the ideal placement. Vivera® retainers were created to fit your busy lifestyle. They lock in your beautiful smile invisibly.  

From the makers of Invisalign®, Vivera® is custom made from thermoplastic material creating a strong retainer with an extremely precise fit allowing the patient to feel comfortable and confident.  

Why to choose Vivera®?

1) Clean and Clear: clear retainers get dull, and cloudy over time. You will receive four sets of Vivera® retainers a year, so you have fresh retainers every three months.

2) Superior strength: Lab tests have compared the thermoplastic material over leading clear retainers and Viviera® has showed to be more than 30% stronger. 

3) Convenience  Retainers can get lost, broken, or left behind. Once you are enrolled in the Vivera® program you have the availability to have replacements made without a time-consuming office visit. You can even have the retainers shipped to your home .

"Retain your investment and order you retainers today!"

NTI (Nociceptive Trigeminal Inhibition)

Do you suffer from an aching jaw, sore sensitive teeth, stiff neck, tension headaches, or morning headaches? Then a Nociceptive Trigeminal Inhibition (NTI) may be your solution.

What does clenching your teeth have to do with these problems?

The high intensity contractions of these powerful muscles become painful and the forces generated cause pain to surrounding tissues, joints, and other muscles.  By reducing the intensity of the clenching, you're effectively minimizing the source of the pain.   In many cases, within just a few days.

How does it work?

The tiny, clear-plastic devise fits over your top two front teeth.  You only wear the NTI device while you sleep at night. It makes clenching virtually impossible.  In a few days or weeks, your clenching reflex is suppressed and your symptoms begin to diminish or disappear.

"Most effective method of preventing JAW and HEADACHE PAIN!"

Don't ignore a DRY MOUTH!

It can Lead to:

• Ongoing bad breath
• Cavities
• Mouth Infections

What is Dry Mouth?

Dry Mouth occurs when the amount of saliva in your mouth becomes reduced.  Saliva, with its proteins and enzymes, is essential for keeping your mouth lubricated and healthy.  It can flush away bacteria, reduce bad breath, prevent infections and aid digestion.

How common is Dry Mouth?

You are not alone!  Dry Mouth is a very common condition that affects 1 out of every 4 adults.  Over 50 million Americans have this condition and most don't even know it.

Causes of Dry Mouth?

There are a number of conditions such as cancer, diabetes, and depression that associate with Dry Mouth, however, the number one leading cause are medications (both prescription/non-prescription).

How can you ease the symptoms?

• Keep your mouth moist
• Avoid foods the dry the mouth (e.g.crackers)
• Make foods easier to eat (e.g. add broth, sauce, gravy, butter, etc.)

When you have a Dry Mouth it is imperative that  you see your dental professional on a regular basis to avoid some of its more damaging effects.

Developing a daily routine with BIOTENE / AO Gel and/or other similar products is important when you have Dry Mouth Symptoms.

FLOSSING

WHY FLOSS?

A smile is a terrible thing to waste, so be good to your teeth and your gums.                             Floss twice a day for optimal gum health!!! 

What many fail to realize, is that flossing plays an important role in his/her dental health. Unlike a toothbrush, which cleans the tops and outer surfaces of the teeth and gums, floss is an inter-dental cleaner.  It is designed specifically to clean the tight spaces between the teeth and the gap between the base of the teeth and the gums. These are places in which a toothbrush can not reach. And while antimicrobial mouthwash can kill the bacteria that form plaque, it can not remove the stubborn tartar and bits of food that can lodge in these places.

An increasing body of evidence suggests that proper dental care, including regular flossing, can do more than keep your smile pretty and healthy. A healthy mouth can also help prevent much more serious diseases, some of which can be life threatening.  

It is important to remember that Flossing helps prevent periodontal disease and gingivitis.

STEPS TO FLOSSING CORRECTLY:

1. Dispense approximately 18 inches of dental floss. Wrap 2-3 inches around your non-dominant middle finger and the remaining 11 inches around your dominant middle finger leaving 3 inches between both hands.

2. Gently glide the floss in between the teeth in a sawing motion using your index fingers as a guide. Please use caution not to snap the floss between the teeth as this may cause tissue trauma.

3.  Angle the floss so it hugs the tooth in a "C" shape. Gently slide the floss up and down the surface of the tooth  making sure that it goes slightly below the gum line. Once complete, angle the floss to hug the tooth in the opposite direction.

4.  As you move to each set of teeth, unwind the floss from your fingers, and rewind it so there is a clean section of floss to utilize. You may use more floss if needed.