What are Prosthodontists?
Prosthodontists are dentists specializing in the restoration and replacement of teeth. They typically receive an additional two to three years of schooling after completing their dental program and perform procedures involving:
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Porcelain/Zirconia crowns
Porcelain and zirconia crowns are durable, natural-looking restorations used to strengthen and rebuild damaged or decayed teeth.
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Bridges
Bridges are a replacement customized to fit any gaps in your mouth. Attached to these abutments are the artificial teeth helping create your bridge.
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Dentures
Dentures can be used to replace one, some, or all of your missing teeth. They aren’t just for looks, but they’re also used to support facial muscles and lips.
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Dental implants & extractions
Dental implants are an excellent way to replace missing teeth and usually can be implanted in just one visit to your dentist’s office.
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Full mouth reconstruction
No matter what condition your mouth is in, it can be fully restored to a healthy and attractive look.
When should you use Prosthodontic services?
If you have been told you have no other option because of the large amount of bone loss, severe decay, trauma, or jawbone disparity issues, you are a likely candidate for prosthodontics.
Dr. David Hazzouri, however, can take your not-so-average case and replace, rebuild, or augment your existing teeth structure until you have a healthy and attractive smile once again.
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With decades of experience and dual certification in prosthodontics and periodontics from the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Hazzouri delivers cosmetic dentistry at a specialist level.
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