Dr. Oshidar and Dr. Rodrigeuz attended another LANAP training last month in Cerritos California furthering their ongoing education about the only process that regenerates bone.

LANAP (Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure) is the newest innovation in treating gum disease, allowing for the targeted removal of diseased periodontal tissue without removing any surrounding healthy tissue. After the laser is used to remove the infection, the dentist then makes a second pass to eliminate any remaining bacteria which then jumpstarts the regeneration process.

The use of LANAP boosts the growth of healthy replacement tissue, since it relies on True Regeneration – not resection – to restore oral health. Since the process is minimally invasive, the body can heal from the chronic infection faster than it can post-surgery.

There are several benefits to the LANAP vs. traditional surgery, including:
• Minimally invasive – no sutures or bone grafts are needed
• The gum height surrounding the affected area is preserved
• Decreased post-operative discomfort such as swelling, bleeding and sensitivity
• Less follow-up appointments are required

We are so excited to offer LANAP at Roselle Park Dental! Learn more on our Website or call us today to find out if LANAP is right for you.

Can you believe 2017 is almost over? It’s been a strange year for sure — but if you are missing teeth, there may still be time to rescue your smile and enjoy a better 2018. Your dentist in Roselle Park is pleased to offer patients dental implants, a comprehensive tooth replacement that promotes better oral and overall health.

(more…)

If you have just gotten dental implants in Roselle Park, we would like to say congratulations! You have made a wonderful decision for your oral and overall health. Dental implants are the very best tooth replacement option for many patients, especially because dental implant procedures have a very high success rate — above 98%, reports the American Association of Endodontists.

(more…)

No matter the circumstances, losing teeth is a challenge — and you may feel like you’ve lost all hope if you can’t eat, speak, and smile with total confidence. But there is good news. After significant tooth loss, you don’t have to deal with a loose or uncomfortable denture. Teeth In a Day in Roselle Park allows patients to enjoy the benefits of dental implants, without all the time traditional implants require.

(more…)

Whether your smile is missing one, two, or a full row of teeth, dental implants in Roselle Park may be the answer you’ve been hoping for. This comprehensive replacement option rebuilds missing teeth from the root up, for maximum stability and security.

(more…)

During your next visit to the office, you will certainly notice that a very key individual of the Roselle Park Dental family is missing. My amazing dental assistant of eight years – Diana – has talked about moving back to her family’s native country of Ecuador for as long as I can remember. That day is sadly upon us as Diana, her husband Carlos, and their beautiful children Valentina and David will be moving back to their country in pursuit of a more relaxed life.

(more…)

By using a state-of-the-art laser, they are capable of treating gum disease and providing aesthetic gum recontouring in a minimally invasive fashion – no cutting and no suturing required. Better yet, the recovery period is greatly sped up, and healthy tissue regenerates at a much faster pace!

(more…)

Over the weekend, Dr. Oshidar held another successful continuing education course for other dentist who want to learn more about implementing implants into their practice. Teaching and consulting other dentists is a one of Dr. Oshidar’s true passion, so he loves the opportunity to share his knowledge about using the latest technology and methods in Dental Implantology.

(more…)

The American Dental Association recommends cleaning between your teeth once a day to help prevent cavities and gum disease. Cleaning between your teeth, helps remove a sticky film called plaque. Plaque contains bacteria that feeds on leftover food or sugar in your mouth. When that happens, it releases an acid that can eat away at the outer shell of your teeth and cause cavities.

(more…)

There are only 14 working days left to schedule an appointment before the end of the year. This will be your last chance to use your insurance benefits before they expire.

You’re probably paying a monthly premium to keep your insurance, so be sure to use it before 2016 is over.

Call the office at (908) 245-1745 to reserve your appointment before it’s too late!

(more…)