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Luis Granados DDS MS ESP.Peru
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Any question related to Periodontal disease (Gums), Dental implants, Prothesis over dental implants, bone regeneration, and guided tissue regeneration | |
Frederick R. Liewehr DDS, MS, FICDU.S.
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I can answer your questions about root canal therapy in general. PLEASE DO NOT ask me to diagnose your particular problems or recommend treatment as I cannot do this without examining you and seeing your x-rays. | |
Veselin Shumantov DDSU.S.
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Ask questions about: - minimally invasive implant and reconstructive dentistry - single tooth, partial and full implant reconstructions with its options and alternatives - sinus lifts and its alternatives - case-specific implants, including standard, mini, short, and custom made implants - immediate implants, teeth in a day, staging of treatment with dental implants - classic smile makeover with porcelain veneers, or combined perio-ortho-cosmetic cases | |
Zev Kaufman, D.D.S.U.S.
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I can answer any question from simple routine dentistry to very complex dentistry with emphasis on reconstructive, cosmetic, and implant dentistry. My expertise is in co-ordination of very complex treatment plans with other dental specialists or as a one-man-team, since I have extensive training in Prosthodontics, Surgical Implantology, and orthodontics. | |
Dr.D.VijayVardhan,BDS,MDS(OMFS)India
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Oral and maxillofacial surgery that includes dental problems,Dental implants, oral surgical problems,orthognathic surgery facial surgery, trauma to face and pathologies in maxillofacial region | |
Joel S. Teig, DMD, FABOMSU.S.
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I am a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon and I am available to answer questions related to tooth extractions, implant insertion, facial recontruction, facial and oral tumor removal, TMJ dysfunction and various successful treatments, including surgery if all else fails, and occlusal discrepancy requiring orthognathic or jaw surgery. | |
Dr. Shehzad Sheikh DMD, MSU.S.
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I can answer questions about general dentistry, as well as family and pediatric dentistry, aesthetic dentistry, gum/periodontal disease, heart health and hygiene, implants/crowns/bridges and much more. | |
Gary Backlund, DMD, MSDU.S.
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I am an Endodontist ( root canal specialist ) and can answer questions about root canals and their treatment. I cannot diagnose or treat online, but can answer general questions. I have been a specialist for 25 years and am Past President of the Washington State Association of Endodontists. | |
Susan TannenbamU.S.
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I AM NOT A DENTIST!!!!!!!! PLEASE DON'T ASK ME ANY QUESTIONS THAT SHOULD BE ANSWERED BY A DENTAL PROFESSIONAL..but I have had TMJ so I can answer questions on how I finally got my TMJ under control. I have several things I have done to treat myself, plus suggestions on what professionals to seek out, exercises, the best nightguard devices, etc.. | |
Stephen J. MossAvailable
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I am a professor emeritus at New York University, with a background that includes extensive research, scientific writing and biology. I also am an international consultant in health education, particularly in developing education on new science for health professionals and consumers. I am a past president of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, former head of the NYU Division of Oral Biology and I represent the World Dental Federation at the United Nations. I travel around the world to provide health education to professionals and consumers. | |
Lawrence Spindel DDS, www.lspindeldds.comU.S.
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Cosmetic Dentistry, Endodontics, General Dentistry, Preventive Dentistry, Comprehensive Dental Care | |
Tony Appleton BDS DPDSU.K.
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I am an experienced general dental practitioner in private dental practice in the UK. I will happily answer questions related to general practice, and have interests in endodontics (root canal), dental implants, CEREC and cosmetic dentistry. | |
Crystal Baxter DMD< MDSU.S.
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Dental malpractice issues, Prosthodontics. Geraitric dentistry, complications from dental treatment including nerve damage, TMJ, brain abscess, infections, sinus perforations, fatalities. | |
Dr. Randolph MyersonU.S.
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Please limit your inquiry to questions about orthodontics (braces) and children's dentistry. I am both an Orthodontist and a Pediatric Dentist, having been trained in both of these dental specialty fields. Orthodontics is the dental specialty that treats problems of tooth, bite and jaw alignment using braces and removable appliances. Pediatric Dentistry is the dental specialty also known as dentistry for children, which deals specifically with the dental problems of this special age group from infants to adolescents. I am also experienced in Forensic Dentistry, the application of dentistry to law enforcement and identification using dental records. | |
Rafael Mosery,D.D.S.U.S.
On Vacation
returns 02/15/2010 |
I`m a practicing general dentist for 24 years. Member of ADA,NYSDA,SDDS. In addition I am a fellow of the ICOI.My emphasis is on Implant Dentistry .I would be happy to answer questions regarding implant dentistry as well as general dental questions. Ofcourse within the limitations of no clinical exam and the absence of radiographs . | |
Benjamin Schwartz, D.D.S.U.S.
On Vacation
returns 02/31/2010 |
I can answer a range of questions in dentistry, ranging from cosmetic dentistry, fillings, root canals, and comprehensive treatment. Specifically, my fields of interest are in CEREC technology, Invisalign (Invisable braces), and Endodontics (root canals). | |
Jeff Dalin DDSOn Vacation
returns 02/12/2010 |
general dentistry questions with topics ranging from cosmetic dentistry to dentistry for children |
Virginia - The type of sutures used, dissolvable or not dissolvable, is usually based on the surgeon's preference. I like the type of suture that does not dissolve so I can control removing the sutures
Dear Lisa: There is no right or wrong here. You may go with any of the three choices, since they are all valid. However... I personally prefer to always do the simplest solution first. It is almost
Lauren - Your symptoms are definitely indicative of joint changes of TMJ(temporomandibular joint). The restrictions in opening and closing probably means the the cartilage, that sits between the jaw and
Armando, I used the probes on each side of my face where it hurts, at 10 seconds each area, for a total of one or two minutes, once per day. Occasionally I tried using the ear probes but they weren't
Hi Anna It sounds like you need a new crown on the tooth. From what you are saying I think you have just been having the tooth filled rather than crowned. A crown will cover the whole of the tooth
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