Dental Crowns

Crowns are a treatment option when damage, whether from decay or injury, requires that a significant portion of a tooth be removed. If a crown is not placed on the tooth, it could be at risk for cracking, breaking, or falling out. The crown restores the structural integrity of the tooth, allowing it to function normally during eating and speaking. Crowns are custom-made to fit the damaged tooth, and can be made of metal or tooth-colored composite material that exactly matches the rest of your teeth. For more information about dental crowns, please contact Rosen and Dworkin, P.A., by calling (856) 983-7732.

Dental Bridges

If you have a missing tooth, or have a tooth that must be removed, Dr. Rosen and Dr. Dworkin encourage you to consider a dental bridge to fill the gap. Gaps between teeth can cause the other teeth in the mouth to "drift," or come out of alignment, and can even cause problems with your bite. A bridge is a permanent, prosthetic tooth that is attached to the adjoining teeth. It is a realistic-looking appliance that fills the gap left by the missing tooth, stops your other teeth from drifting, and maintains the health and beauty of your smile.

Dentures and Partial Dentures

Over a lifetime of use, the teeth can wear down, weaken, become injured, or be affected by periodontal disease. They may start to ache or stop performing properly while you are speaking or chewing. For some people, dentures are an ideal solution to these problems. Full dentures replace the entire set of natural teeth in the mouth, while partial dentures replace only a few teeth. Dr. Rosen and Dr. Dworkin can help you assess your dental health and determine if dentures are an option for you. Today's dentures are more lifelike than ever, helping you to maintain the function and appearance of your smile.

Implants

Dental implants are a state-of-the-art treatment for one or more missing teeth. Implants are permanent, comfortable, natural-looking, easy to care for, and can help you maintain your oral health by preventing your other teeth from drifting toward the empty space left by a missing tooth.

Before we can place your implant restoration, we will arrange for a periodontist or oral surgeon to perform the surgical portion of the implant procedure. The specialist will insert a small metal post into your jaw, below the gum line. At this point, a temporary denture will be affixed to the post for the duration of the healing process. The denture can be fixed in place or removable.

After a few months, the post is ready to act as a new "root" or anchor for a custom-made prosthetic tooth. Dr. Rosen or Dr. Dworkin will remove your temporary denture and attach the restoration. With proper care, dental implants can last many years. Whether you need to replace one missing tooth or are in need of a complete oral reconstruction, consider Rosen and Dworkin, P.A., to revitalize your smile with dental implants.