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Expert Profile: Dr. Randolph Myerson

Expertise:  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.

Experience in the area
I have been in the private practice of orthodontics and pediatric dentistry for over 20 years. Prior to that I served for three years on the Cleft Palate and Cranio-facial Reconstruction team at Children''s Hospital of Philadelphia and was an Assistant Professor of Dentistry at University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. I also served as a dentist in the U.S.Air Force, stationed at Andrews AFB in Washington, DC.

Organizations
I am a Fellow in the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, and a member of the American Association of Orthodontics, as well as a member of the American Dental Association and the Dental Society of the State of New York.

Education/Credentials
I received my BA in Biology from Frankin & Marshall College in 1969, and my dental degree from University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine in 1973. In 1978 I received both my Certificate in Orthodontics from University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, and my Certificate in Pediatric Dentistry from Children''s Hospital of Philadelphia after completing a three year Teaching Fellowship in Orthodontics and Pediatric Dentistry in 1978.

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Recent Answers from Dr. Randolph Myerson
2008-09-06  How much does the face change after braces? All the possibilities that you've suggested in your question can certainly happen in extreme circumstances. You should also appreciate that with careful treatment under optimal conditions none of these...
2008-09-06  Broken Teeth I would recommend that the teeth should be thoroughly evaluated once again to determine if they are vital or will need pulp treatment. Then the teeth should be bonded to restore them for comfort and esthetics...
2008-09-06  No root or base on tooth Hard to know exactly from your description without an examination, but it sounds like normal, early resorption of baby teeth in the process of them falling out before the permanent teeth come in. I once...
2008-09-05  Oral trauma/ darkening tooth The discoloration of the traumatized tooth could signify that the tooth has become non-vital. Proper nerve treatment can save that tooth although it probably won't return to normal color. Failure to...
2008-09-04  dental treatment under general anaesthesia for two year old Extraction of the two front teeth, while not the treatment of choice (saving them is preferable) could be possible without general anesthesia. The treatment would be quite upsetting for your son and you...
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