Koyfman Dental

Professional teeth whitening is one of the safest procedures in dentistry. Having a trained dental professional oversee your treatment can minimize tooth sensitivity and prevent the soft tissues of your mouth from becoming irritated by the bleaching gel.

Invisalign is an alternative orthodontic treatment often recommended to teens and adults to correct malocclusions including: Crowded teeth Overbite Underbite Crooked teeth Open bite Crossbite

Patients who undergo Invisalign often experience many benefits due to several unique characteristics of the clear alignment system. These benefits include: Removability Discretion Comfort Pricing Similar to Braces

Professional-strength teeth whitening can remove even the toughest stains to dramatically transform your smile and the results are apparent after just one session while most over-the-counter products require a minimum of two weeks.

Since a smile makeover is all about customization and personalization, you get to play a huge role in achieving your smile goals. The treatments we offer include: Dental Bonding Teeth Whitening Inlays and Onlays Dental Crowns Porcelain Veneers Invisalign®

A smile makeover is a personalized treatment plan that allows our patients to; Correct blemishes and imperfections to boost confidence Personalize treatment, every smile makeover is customized designed based on your goals Plan treatments to fit your schedule and budget

The cost of dentures varies greatly. Traditional dentures can cost from $300 to $5,000. Meanwhile, traditional dentures require ongoing maintenance to accommodate changes in the jaw due to bone recession, and remain prone to uncomfortable shifting. Implant-supported dentures cost more, but for most patients, the benefits justify the added expense. Implant-supported dentures require an additional average cost of about $1,600 to $2,200 per implant. However, they may never need adjustments and will provide far better comfort and functionality.

The benefits of choosing implant-supported dentures include: Stabilizing your restoration by anchoring a denture directly to the jawbone The ability to speak clearly and chew efficiently Preventing jawbone recession

In many cases, where the patient has several broken or missing teeth or has an uneven bite, it is best to do both arches at the same time to avoid compromising the final result. This allows us to control the patient’s biting plane and bite. In other instances, treatment can be sequenced to meet the financial, health, or other individual needs of the patient.

For the all-on-four procedure, the implants are placed the day of surgery and follow-up checks are done at one week, two weeks, two months and four months. At the end of the four month period, fabrication of the permanent teeth begins, and requires one or two additional visits over the next few months until the final teeth are delivered.

Published studies indicate a 98.2% implant success rate when using the All-on-4 technique in the lower jaw. Similar studies show a 97 to 98% success in the upper jaw for the same procedure. Occasionally, an implant will fail. If this happens, we simply place a new implant in a slightly different position to take advantage of existing bone, and our lab refits the fixed bridge to align with the new implant.

All-on-4® Dental Implants are a great option for patients who: Want improved stability for their dentures Have lost jawbone tissue and don't want a bone graft Desire fast results Need a more affordable option than traditional implants

All-on-4® Dental Implants provide many benefits including: Lower costs than traditional dental implants Less invasive since there are fewer implants Quicker results, as our doctors can often place a temporary restoration to wear home on the same day as surgery

Procedures that may be combined for a full mouth reconstruction may include: Dental Crowns Dental Bridges Dentures Dental Implants All-on-4® Dental Implants Overdentures

Full mouth reconstruction is a customized combination of restorative dentistry treatments that is developed for patients depending on their unique oral health needs. The purpose of this treatment plan is to reconstruct a healthy smile by addressing issues that affect the gums and teeth.

Dental and medical insurance policies can be extremely diverse in their coverage. In some cases, dental insurance will cover all or part of the cost of prosthetics, and medical insurance will cover all or part of implant placement surgery.

Miniature dental implants are best reserved for older patients who have poor jawbone density, but cannot endure bone grafting surgery.

Either. Your implantologist will discuss your preference and explain the pros and cons of fixed and removable dentures. You can then decide which option will work best with your lifestyle.

Because implant-retained dentures snap or are affixed to posts anchored in the jaw, they will not loosen, wobble, or come loose. They usually fit comfortably, from day one. Furthermore, because of their stability, implant dentures make the patient feel more confident and comfortable in public, particularly when dining out.

No. One implant post can hold one implant restoration, or crown. Two implants may secure a bridge or partial. Four to six implants are often sufficient to stabilize an upper or lower denture.

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