Dental Associates of New England

Full mouth reconstructions are a great way to restore a person's overall dental health as well as the appearance of his or her smile. There are many popular treatments available to deal with tooth loss, tooth decay, damaged teeth, and even periodontal disease.

Our Boston cosmetic dentist explains how cavities form and the treatment options available, including dental fillings and crowns.

Missing teeth are a common problem for many of our Boston patients, but losing your teeth doesn’t have to mean losing your smile or your ability to talk and chew.

Let's take a closer look at two popular cosmetic dental procedures: porcelain veneers and dental bonding.

After you undergo a teeth whitening treatment, there are many ways to enhance and maintain the effects of treatment. Let’s look at these options right now so you understand what to expect after dental bleaching treatment.

If you have teeth that are damaged or decayed, one treatment option that may prove quite useful is dental crowns. Dental crowns have a number of fine uses, a few of which we’d like to go over right now.

Dental bridges are a great option for people who are missing a tooth or several teeth. With dental bridges, your bite strength will be restored and your smile will look just like it did before you lost the tooth or teeth.

Metal fillings used to be the only treatment option available for dental caries, but many dentists these days have moved on to using tooth-colored fillings, which are safer and aesthetically pleasing. Let’s compare the two.

Zoom! Frequently Asked Questions

 

What is Zoom! tooth whitening?

Zoom! is a bleaching process that lightens discoloration of enamel and dentin. You may have seen the Zoom! process used on ABC’s Extreme Makeover.

How long does Zoom! Chairside Whitening take?

The complete procedure takes approximately 90 minutes. The procedure begins with a preparation period followed as little as by 45 minutes of bleaching. (A cleaning is recommended prior to the actual Zoom! whitening session.)

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We are always surprised when asked if we are accepting new patients. Of course! We are always happy to meet potential new patients. Usually when a prospective patient calls, we ask if they have dental insurance in order to find out if they are in network or allowed to go out of network. At Dental Associates of New England, we are in network with Delta Dental Premier and Blue Cross/Blue Shield.

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