Logan Jaime

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AKA: Logan, Jaime, DDS
Categories: Dentists, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Clinics, Dental Hygienists, Dental Labs, Implant Dentistry, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthodontists, Physicians & Surgeons, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers

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Dental Examination
A comprehensive periodontal examination is the first step in the treatment process. This includes obtaining X-rays to determine bone loss, evaluating the condition of the gums, and measuring the depth of the gum pockets surrounding the teeth. The dentist or periodontist creates a customized treatment plan based on this evaluation to meet the patient’s unique needs.
X-rays

Teeth Cleaning
Cleaning teeth is a common process that a dentist or dental hygienist does to remove plaque, tartar, and stains from the teeth. It is also referred to as professional dental cleaning or prophylaxis. This crucial component of dental care lowers the incidence of gum disease, stops cavities, and preserves oral health.
Fluoride Treatment

Fillings
Resin Composite
Because of their resilience and stain resistance, porcelain veneers are a popular option for a long-lasting and realistic-looking fix. Conversely, composite resin veneers can be more prone to discoloration and are less costly than porcelain veneers. However, they also require less enamel removal.
Veneers
Typically, the veneer procedure starts with a consultation in which the dentist evaluates the patient’s oral health and addresses their cosmetic objectives. The dentist may take X-rays and imprints of the teeth if veneers are thought to be appropriate. Subsequently, the teeth are ready for the veneers by having a little portion of their front surface enamel removed, typically around half a millimeter. This is a crucial step in making sure the veneers fit perfectly and don’t look heavy.
Crowns
Usually, obtaining a dental crown requires two trips to the dentist. The dentist examines and prepares the tooth at the initial appointment, and X-rays may be taken to inspect the tooth’s roots and the surrounding bone. After that, the tooth is modified to accommodate the crown. The dentist may use a filling material to strengthen the tooth so that it can support a crown if a significant portion of the tooth is missing. The dentist takes an impression of the tooth and the neighboring teeth after reshaping it. The crown is made using this impression and is shipped to a dental facility. A temporary crown is affixed to safeguard the prepared tooth in the interim.
Bridges
Dental crowns are a useful and important technique in contemporary dentistry, providing a number of advantages to patients with teeth that are decaying, broken, or unsightly. These restorations consist of specially designed caps that cover a tooth to return it to its original size, strength, shape, and look. Crowns can be used to cover and support teeth with big fillings, protect weak teeth, repair broken or worn-down teeth, secure dental bridges, or even cover dental implants. They are sometimes used cosmetically, as to hide teeth that are badly stained or shaped incorrectly.
Dental Bonding
Restorative Dentistry
Dental crowns improve the overall appearance of the smile in addition to giving damaged teeth structural support. They are an essential part of cosmetic and restorative dentistry, providing patients with a trustworthy remedy for a range of tooth problems. Dental crowns are a very successful procedure that supports the maintenance of oral health and function, whether they are used to strengthen a weak tooth, repair a broken one, or enhance the appearance of a smile.

Deep Cleaning
If periodontitis has developed from gum disease, more aggressive treatment could be needed. This frequently includes scale and root planing, a deep cleaning technique that smoothes the teeth’s roots to encourage gum reattachment and removes plaque and tartar from below the gum line. It can be required to undergo surgical treatments for advanced periodontitis. These can involve bone and tissue grafts to replace lost gum tissue and bone, or flap surgery, in which the gums are lifted to clear deeper deposits.

Dentures
When compared to conventional tooth replacement solutions, dental implants have a number of benefits. With the right maintenance, they can survive for many years and are made to be permanent. By promoting bone growth and halting the bone loss that frequently follows tooth loss, implants help maintain the jawbone. Additionally, because the replacement teeth are firmly fixed and do not move or slip like removable dentures do, they enhance speaking and chewing ability.

Dental Implants
The implant is surgically inserted into the jawbone if it is determined to be a good fit. The material used to make implants is often titanium, which is biocompatible and easily combines with bone. A little incision is created in the gum tissue during the procedure to reveal the jawbone, which is where the implant is placed. The implant is placed, the gum is stitched back over it, and the bone must heal for several months for the implant to osseointegrate, or fuse, with the bone. To guarantee a solid and durable basis for the new tooth, this procedure is essential.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Flap Surgery

Orthodontics
Orthodontics not only improves appearance but also significantly enhances oral health. Teeth that are properly aligned are easier to clean, which lowers the risk of gum disease and cavities. A straighter bite also lessens the tension on the jaw muscles and stops some teeth from wearing down too quickly, which may lower the likelihood of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) problems.
Invisalign Orthodontics
Because of their almost undetectable appearance and ease of use, clear aligners—like Invisalign—have grown in popularity. These aligners consist of trays that are specially constructed to fit over the teeth and progressively move them into position. Usually, patients are given a sequence of aligners, which they must wear for roughly two weeks before switching to the next set. Because clear aligners are removable, patients may eat, drink, and take care of their teeth normally without being constrained by traditional braces. They might not be appropriate for every orthodontic situation, especially the more complicated ones.
Braces
Probably the most well-known orthodontic treatment is traditional metal braces. They are made up of rubber bands and wires connecting metal brackets that are fixed to the teeth. The teeth are gradually moved into the appropriate position over time by the braces’ little pressure. Metal braces are very noticeable and can be uncomfortable, especially after adjustments, despite being useful for a variety of orthodontic problems.

Cosmetic Dentistry
All things considered, dental veneers provide a revolutionary way for people to improve their smile. They offer a long-lasting, visually beautiful, and natural-looking outcome that can increase self-esteem and enhance oral appearance overall. Veneers continue to be a popular option in cosmetic dentistry, whether it is for obtaining a full smile makeover or fixing minor defects.

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