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Before and after each use, rinse your mouth guard with cold water or with a mouth rinse. You can also clean it with mild soap and a toothbrush. Always store your mouth guard in a firm container to avoid loss or damage when not in use.

Stock mouth guards are available at sporting goods stores. These pre-formed mouth guards are less expensive, but they are often bulky, poorly fitted and offer little protection. Our dentist recommends a custom-fitted mouth guard to ensure it does not slip or restrict your breathing.

Thousands of injuries happen every year, and many of these injuries happen during sports activities. The use of mouth guards is highly recommended when you are playing the kind of sports that gives you a greater chance of being in contact with other players. Sometimes, even when you are playing individual sports but are at risk of injury, a mouth guard can also be worn.

If you have experienced losing any of your front teeth or having some of your teeth broken due to an injury, then you must understand how important it is to keep your teeth and mouth protected, especially when you are engaged in an active lifestyle or are involved in contact sports or other physical activities. The use of a mouth guard can help prevent such injuries and keep your smile in the best possible condition.

You can expect it to take 2-3 visits from the start of the process to receiving your mouth guard. First, we take impressions of your teeth to use as the basis for your mouth guard. Next, we send those impressions to a dental lab that develops a customized mouth guard, designed to give you maximum comfort and the perfect fit. You can expect the mouthguard to return in as little as 2-3 weeks.

Yes, we do. We offer gentle sedation options to help you relax and reduce any pain or discomfort you’re experiencing as a result of your condition.

Yes, we welcome uninsured patients and offer flexible financing options to help you cover all out-of-pocket expenses. No matter your dental needs, we will find the right solution for your budget!

The total cost of your treatment will depend on your case and unique needs. That said, we do everything we can to offer affordable dental care at transparent prices, including all emergency services.

Dental emergencies can sometimes be frightening and we understand your first instinct may be to go to the hospital. But unless you’re experiencing severe symptoms of uncontrolled bleeding or swelling, you should contact your local dentist right away.

Yes, but they contain weaker bleaching gels than the kinds of options available at our office. This is why over-the-counter and at-home whitening solutions take many uses over days or weeks to deliver visible results. Buying drugstore alternatives such as whitening toothpaste, rinses, whitening strips, and kits can also add up over time. A session at our office can provide instant results that may take weeks and multiple at-home treatments to achieve, saving you time and money.

Yes, teeth whitening is a very safe procedure. Our peroxide-based bleaching treatments use specifically formulated ingredients that brighten teeth and strengthen enamel. We always want you to leave with healthier teeth than when you arrived, and that philosophy extends to our cosmetic procedures, as well.

Generally, no, teeth whitening is a very comfortable procedure. You may experience some temporary sensitivity in your teeth after whitening, especially if you have issues with your gums such as tenderness or existing irritation. However, our team takes every precaution to minimize any discomfort you may feel. We use gentle products that lift stains from your teeth without causing irritation.

While All-on-4 implants are a great option for many patients, every smile is different had has unique needs. Dr. Proscia will perform a complete exam and have X-rays taken to make sure you’re a good candidate for the procedure. All-on-4 implants may pose some potential setbacks depending on your oral health and unique circumstances. Be sure to discuss all your questions, concerns, and goals with Dr. Proscia during your consultation so you can understand all of your treatment options.

No, cleanings are handled by trained dental hygienists who understand how to provide you with a comfortable experience. Your hygienist will gently yet thoroughly clean and floss your teeth. Patients currently living with gum disease may experience some tenderness or bleeding. However, you can prevent discomfort by going to the dentist regularly for checkups and cleanings.

Every smile is different and requires personalized treatment, and the same goes for your unique smile! The American Dental Association recommends visiting your trusted local dentist twice a year, or every six months. This helps Dr. Proscia diagnose problems as they arise and gives the prompt treatment recommendations you need to achieve and maintain a healthy smile.

For most patients, basic preventive care (such as checkups and cleanings) is covered 100% by their dental insurance. In-depth periodontal (“deep”) cleaning may be covered in part between 50%-80%, depending on your coverage. We will be sure to confirm your benefits and help you understand your insurance coverage to make the most of the coverage you’re owed.

Visiting our office is like a relaxing day at the beach! You will find a warm, inviting seaside atmosphere and a selection of comforting dental amenities that make for a positive dental experience. Our team is committed to creating a relaxing family-friendly environment where you and your loved ones can receive world-class dentistry at affordable prices.

The dental implant posts are made from titanium. We use this metal because it’s biocompatible, which means it fuses with your jawbone for increased stability and durability that lasts. The fusion between the implant and bone can prevent or reverse the bone loss that happens when you lose one or more teeth.

Implants are typically more expensive than traditional removable dentures, but it’s a worthwhile investment in your oral health. The full cost of your implant procedure will depend on your overall treatment needs, such as the extent of restoration required to complete your smile. Our team will provide you with a complete breakdown of all costs and payment options during your consultation.

Many dental plans may cover a portion of your procedure. This will depend on your insurance plan. We will verify all benefits prior to treatment and help you make the most of your insurance coverage.

You will require a minor surgical procedure to place the implants in your jaw. Following your procedure, it’s normal to experience some pain and swelling while your mouth heals. Our team will provide you with detailed post-operative instructions and prescribed pain relievers (as needed) to help you manage any discomfort you may experience.

Your artificial tooth (called a crown) will only last 10-15 years before it needs to be replaced due to normal wear and tear. The implant itself fuses to your jawbone and can provide a stable foundation for your replacement tooth for the rest of your life with good oral hygiene and at-home care.

If you’ve lost one or more teeth, it’s important to replace them as soon as you can. Missing teeth can impact your oral health as well as your overall physical well-being, causing problems biting, chewing, and eating properly. You also have a greater chance of developing gum disease, TMJ, crooked teeth, and other issues if you go without replacing your missing teeth.

All-on-4 implants offer our patients many benefits, such as being able to replace an entire set of missing teeth in a single surgery. The procedure also costs less than placing each tooth individually. Patients are also less likely to need any bone grafting to restore missing jawbone tissue, which may be necessary with single tooth implant placement surgery.

While the recovery time for traditional single tooth implants typically ranges from 3-8 months, All-on-4 implants allow you to recover sooner. The four implants are placed at once and can fuse to your bone quickly and more easily than individually placed implants. This means your mouth will likely heal faster and the bond between your implants and jaw will be more secure. Dr. Proscia will give you a better understanding of your projected recovery time based on your unique condition and oral health.

The total cost of your All-on-4 procedure, implants, and dentures will depend on several factors. This includes your overall oral health, the type of materials you choose for your denture, and whether you have dental insurance. Our team will confirm your benefits to help you receive everything you’re owed, as well as provide a complete breakdown of out-of-pocket costs and fees. We’ll help you cover the cost of your care with our convenient payment and financing options, too!