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New York, N.Y. 10003
250 Park Avenue South - Suite 202
New York, N.Y. 10003
Missing teeth worrying you? Well simply put to rest all your worries regarding your dental condition. Losing teeth can happen to anybody for any reason. However this does not mean that you will have to lead the rest of your life with a missing tooth or teeth. Restorative dentistry is the ideal source for you to seek treatment for such a condition. At Dr. Rubinstein’s clinic we use the most sophisticated and the newest techniques to fill the gap in your mouth due to missing teeth.
Restorative dentistry procedures adopted at out clinic are just perfect to treat your dental condition. Before embarking on any treatment procedure, first of all we undertake a thorough checking to determine the general condition of your oral health. This assists us in determining the best treatment option for your condition. After completion of the examination we discuss with you to determine the best treatment option for you.
Restorative dentistry procedures adopted at Dr. Rubinstein’s clinic are just perfect for dealing with different types of dental condition. Get back your smile and keep on smiling, it makes people wonder what you are actually up to!
These are restorations that can replace missing or broken tooth structure when a filling just won't be strong enough. These restorations can be made of tooth colored ceramics (porcelains), composites or polyglass materials (plastics with fillers such as quartz, fiber, or glasses).
Porcelain crowns are another restorative dentistry procedure that can be used for correcting teeth defect. Sometimes teeth become too unstable for repairing. This is when porcelain crowns can be used for correcting the condition. Here the entire outside portion of the teeth is covered up with porcelain veneers to help you in getting back the perfect teeth.
Implants are a restorative dentistry procedure that can be used for replacing missing teeth. In this procedure titanium roots are placed in the jawbone of missing teeth. The jawbone must be strong enough to support new growth of teeth. The roots can be used for building a single tooth or a set of teeth as may be needed for filling up the gap in a person’s mouth. more..