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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. | |
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.. | |
Rafael Mosery,D.D.S.U.S.
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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 . | |
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. | |
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. | |
Jeff Dalin DDSAvailable
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general dentistry questions with topics ranging from cosmetic dentistry to dentistry for children | |
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 | |
Dr Ashish JainIndia
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Everything related to child dentistry. I will be happy to help parents with queries related to child dental health. As i am a exclusive practitioner i wouldn't be answering any questions about general dentistry. | |
Dr.Mike GlasmeierU.S.
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Cosmetic and Sedation Dentistry are my specific areas of focus but I can answer questions re: root canals, extractions, periodontal disease, etc. I will not answer questions about wisdom teeth and orthodontics. | |
Tony Appleton BDS DPDSU.K.
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I am an experienced general dental practitioner in private <a href='http://www.stratforddental.co.uk'>dental practice</a> 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. | |
Howard Finnk, D.D.S.U.S.
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I am a Family and Cosmetic dentist. I will answer questions on any aspect of dentistry and matters relating to the smile, gums, jaws and lower face. Member American Dental Association, Florida Dental Association, Broward County Dental Society, Atlantic Coast District Dental Association. I have served as District Council Member of Alpha Omega, as well as serving for one term as its President. I am also a member of The Academy of General Dentistry, Vedder Honors Society, Broward Dental Research Clinic, Mount Sinai Hospital Guild. I have served as a Volunteer for Project Dental Health and The Tri-County Dental Health ..... | |
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. | |
Lawrence Spindel DDS, www.lspindeldds.comU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/08/2009 |
Cosmetic Dentistry, Endodontics, General Dentistry, Preventive Dentistry, Comprehensive Dental Care | |
Benjamin Schwartz, D.D.S.U.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/31/2009 |
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). | |
Joel S. Teig, DMD, FABOMSU.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/13/2009 |
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. | |
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. |
Both of these appliances correct the types of bite problems that often become apparent at a young age. These problems if not corrected early will continue to distort bite development. When they are corrected
Dear Debra: If you and your dentist are positive that the tooth he filled is the tooth that hurts, then first go back to the dentist and ask if he will adjust it out of your bite. Sometimes just taking
This is certainly an understandable occurrence. There are occasional variations in the anatomy of the pulp tissue and an unanticipated exposure of the pulp can happen during an otherwise seemingly routine
Again, done properly, Lumineers will look beautiful. No bumps. But done properly means that the dentist makes a pre-operative study model to determine with his Lumineers technician, exactly where and
epinephrine is not an anesthetic. epinephrine is added to the anesthetic to make it last longer. it comes in 90% of all local anesthetics we have at our disposal. it makes the anesthetic more profound
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