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Services at Yahnke Dental

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Bridges

Dental bridges close the gap created by one or more missing teeth.

A bridge is made up of two crowns for the teeth on either side of the gap – these two anchoring teeth are called “abutment” teeth – and a false tooth called a “pontic” sits in between. Dental bridges are supported by natural teeth or implants.

Dental Bridge Services

Bonding

Dental bonding on the front teeth is an excellent method for repairing minor imperfections such as chips and stains.

It can also be used to fill gaps between the teeth called “diastamas”. Bonding to exposed root areas caused by gum recession or abrasion helps prevent cavities, root sensitivity and improves their appearance.

Bonding Dental Services

CEREC

Single visit crowns have revolutionized the way our practice can deliver treatment to patients.

Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic Cereamics

This high-tech equipment allows us to restore damaged teeth within a single visit. As in the past, there is no longer a need to make an impression and send it to the lab, and we won’t inconvenience you by asking you to return for a second visit. The result is a beautiful, tooth-colored restoration that is as strong as a natural tooth.

CEREC Dental Services

Composite/Resin Fillings

Materials designed for aesthetic dental restorations.

Formulated to resemble the color of your natural tooth, composite resin is often used for filling dental cavities or bonding on front teeth. The invention of composite resin offers a substitute to the amalgam dental fillings we’ve grown so accustomed to. This plastic and glass mixture contains no metal and can be shaped to resemble a real tooth.

Composite and Resin Fillings

Crowns

An aesthetic, durable and predictable way to restore a badly decayed, broken or compromised tooth.

The dental crown procedure utilizes tooth-shaped coverings made of metal, ceramic, or porcelain to restore strength and eliminate discomfort. In addition, dental crowns may be used to anchor a dental bridge or to cap a dental implant post.

Crowns

Dental Implants

An artificial tooth root replacement made of titanium and shaped like a screw.

Dental implants offer a permanent solution to tooth loss. They bond to the jaw bone and become part of it. The completed dental implant is as strong and durable as a natural tooth.

Dental Implant

Dentures

A removable form of false teeth that are used to replace missing teeth.

Complete dentures are created for patients who are missing all of their teeth, and partial dentures are used when the patient still has some natural teeth.

Dentures

Digital X-Rays

Digital for viewing and diagnosing.

Offer the advantage of up to an 80 percent reduction in radiation with no need for film or processing chemicals, which makes the images instantly available for viewing and diagnosing.

Digital X-Rays

Full Mouth Rehabilitation

A complete restoration of every tooth in the mouth.

It is typically performed on people with severely worn teeth or TMJ problems.

Full mouth rehabilitation corrects imperfections in the positions and enhances the appearance of the smile. Anyone with short/worn teeth or those that have chipped/broken teeth throughout their mouth would be an excellent candidate.

Gum Contouring

Removing Excess Gum Tissue

Using a laser to remove excess/overgrown tissue and re-contour the gums can improve the appearance of your smile. Utilizing the laser has the added benefit of sealing the blood vessels within the gums which will improve healing time without causing a lot of discomfort or pain to the patient.

Gum Contouring

Dental Hygiene

Ongoing maintenance of your teeth and gums, and proper hygiene.

Proper Hygiene prevents tooth decay, gingivitis, and periodontal disease.

Hygiene performed by a dentist or dental hygienist is more involved than your dental care at home, as we are able to reach tiny crevices and spaces that brushing and flossing alone cannot attain.

Hygiene

Laser Dentistry

A newer technology that is oftentimes preferred over the traditional drill.

Lasers are used to diagnose tooth decay, perform various soft tissue surgeries and hygiene. Many patients report less pain with laser dentistry, as well as lower anxiety levels. Lasers also reduce bleeding and swelling due to their efficiency.

Laser Dentistry

Emergency Services

Many dental emergencies don’t occur during office hours.

To prevent further damage or discomfort, Yahnke Dental has the flexibility to schedule dental emergencies same or next day, depending on the severity. Here are a few examples of what we consider to be dental emergencies:

Toothache

Swelling of the Mouth or Jaw

Broken/Fractured Tooth

Infection

Pain

Locking Jaw

Denture Problems

Accident/Trauma to Teeth

Of course, always use your best judgment and call 911 or visit your local emergency room if pain is extensive.