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GREEN LAKE DENTISTRY

Prevention

Exams & Cleanings
X-Rays (digital)
Fluoride Treatments

Cosmetic and Restorative Dentistry

Fillings: Tooth-colored composite resins
Crowns, Veneers, Inlays/Onlays: Cerec One-visit Ceramic, Gold
Bridges: All-ceramic, Gold, Porcelain-Fused-to-Gold
Tooth Whitening: One-visit Zoom Advanced Power, Customized take-
home trays
Removable Complete and Partial Dentures
Occlusal Analysis (TMJ, Bruxism)

Periodontics

Diagnosis
Scaling and Root Planing
Bad Breath Management
Periodontal Maintenance

Emergencies

Extractions
Endodontics/Root Canal Therapy
Cosmetic repairs

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Our Services

DESCRIPTIONS OF OUR SERVICES

Wisdom Teeth Extraction - Oral Surgery
Around our late teens or early twenties, our wisdom teeth (or third molars) begin to arrive. In many cases,
however, the jaw is not large enough to accommodate the extra teeth and they become impacted,
remaining under the gum. Impacted teeth can cause several further complications including infection,
crowding, damage to adjacent teeth, cysts, and others. It is usually much easier to remove wisdom teeth
and impacted teeth before complications arise. Our dentist follows patients' teeth growth to predict the
arrival of wisdom teeth. When they begin to arrive, Dr. Anthony will discuss your oral surgery options at
Green Lake Dentistry for wisdom teeth removal.

Periodontics
Periodontal (gum) care is an extremely important element in overall oral health. Gum disease can lead to
lost teeth and other serious health problems. Our experienced hygienists preform procedures such as
Scaling and Root Planning to restore your periodontal health.

Gum Disease May Relate to Heart Attack Risk
Studies have shown that people with periodontal (gum) disease are twice as likely to experience heart
disease because the most common strain of bacteria in dental plaque may cause blood clots. When
blood clots escape into the bloodstream, there is a relation to increased risk of heart attacks and other
heart illnesses.

People with periodontal disease (more than 50 percent of the adult population) have an infection that
causes chronic inflammation of the gums. Also, it is a path for these bacteria to enter the bloodstream.

A recent study describes the association between heart disease and gum disease to be at least as strong
as its link to cholesterol, body weight, or smoking. To keep your gums healthy, you need an experienced
gum disease specialist. Contact Dr. Anthony to schedule a consultation today! At Green Lake Dentistry, we
are committed to long-term dental health.

Bad Breath Management
If you suffer from chronic or episodic bad breath, you are not alone. Nearly 75 percent of Americans suffer
from bad breath, also known as halitosis. Many people do not realize that bad breath is not only a cause
of embarrassment; it can also be a sign of more serious problems. Causes of halitosis range from plaque
buildup to periodontal disease and oral infections.

Endodontics - Root Canal Treatment
To keep teeth healthy, it is sometimes necessary to remove damaged tissue from inside the root canals.
Commonly known as a root canal, endodontics covers both surgical and non-surgical treatment of
diseased or damaged tooth nerves. Inside every tooth is a long, thin strand of dental pulp that can
become infected, which causes the tooth's nerve to die. Without endodontic treatment, the tooth may
die as well.

Occlusal Analysis
One of the most important components of a healthy mouth is proper occlusion. Occlusion is the way our
teeth come together as we bite, and the relationship of the opposing dentition as we close. In a situation
when a person's bite is not proper, a person can develop:

· Periodontal Problems
· Broken or Chipped Teeth
· TMJ Problems
· Chewing Difficulties

An occlusal analysis gives us many clues to dental problems that the patient may not even be aware of. It
is very important to isolate the source of the problem. By only addressing the problem itself, and not the
source, a recurrence of the problem is likely to occur. Improper occlusions, or bad bites, often result from:

· An orthodontic situation where teeth are not aligned properly
· Bruxism, clenching, or occlusal trauma
· Unrestored missing teeth
· Uneven skeletal jaw growth
· Crowding of the teeth

Dentures
For those who have lost some or all of their teeth, removable dentistry is a popular option. Full or partial
dentures can be fabricated, and in many cases, implants can be used to aid in the support and function
of the denture. For patients with cosmetic concerns, we can create a cosmetic partial denture so that no
"clasps" will be visible. To discuss the many variations of removable dentures available for tooth
replacement.

Children's Dentistry - Pedodontics
The sooner a child begins to learn about dental health, usually around the age of four, the better. We offer
every possible means of oral treatment, maintenance, and prevention for the care of your child. Dr.
Anthony offers consulting to expecting mothers on the safest types of bottle pacifiers. He also discusses
proper care of the infant's oral cavity until the child is ready to see us.

Once children begin regular dental visits, we provide fluoride treatment to prevent cavities, oral hygiene
instructions to better clean the teeth and gums, sealants to prevent cavities, orthodontic consultations,
and a variety of restorative procedures. Dr. Anthony and his caring staff work incredibly well with children.
We know how to satisfy their special needs and keep them happy. To set your child on a path to proper
dental health, contact Dr. Anthony today. We look forward to meeting you and your family.

Pregnancy and Your Oral Health
Congratulations on your pregnancy! While it's important to eat healthy and exercise appropriately, you
also need to take good care of your teeth and gums. Scientists have recently learned that your oral health
may affect your baby's birth-weight.

Thanks to an important study by researchers at the University of North Carolina, scientists have found a
connection between a serious gum disease, called periodontitis, and pregnant women whose babies were
born too early or at a low weight.

How can periodontitis affect my baby?
As in other infections, when you have periodontitis, your body tries to fight it to stay healthy. Scientists
believe that this fight produces byproducts and chemicals that can travel through your blood stream into
other parts of your body. If these chemicals reach your uterus (womb), they may cause you to go into labor
before your baby has fully developed.

According to some estimates, periodontitis may contribute to as many as 45,500 preterm, low birth-weight
babies every year in the United Stated alone. That is more than those attributed to smoking and alcohol
use.

What You Can Do
Visit your dental professional several times while you are pregnant to have a dental examination and your
teeth cleaned. Also, make sure to brush your teeth twice a day and floss at least once a day. Contact us
at Green Lake Dentistry to keep your mouth healthy for you and your baby.

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