Arlington Smiles Dental Studio

Products And Services

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  General Dentistry

  Your smile is often the first thing a person notices about you, so what can you do to protect such an important asset? General dentistry provides the first line of defense against oral health problems. The dentist is the primary care provider for patients of all ages and maintains the ability to prevent, diagnose and treat a variety of dental conditions. Whether you are coming in for a dental cleaning or gum disease treatment, your dentist provides general dentistry services to meet your growing needs.

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  Dental Cleanings

  What do you do when you wake up and right before you go to bed? If you said brush your teeth, then that’s great! Brushing and flossing twice a day is essential in maintaining your oral health. However, you do also need to visit your dentist for a dental cleaning at least twice a year.

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  Dental Fillings

  A dental filling is a procedure used by a dentist when he/she is removing a cavity. The dentist will drill around the decayed area in the tooth to remove the cavity and then ‘fill’ in the removed space with a dental filling. Because the materials used to create fillings are meant to mimic the look and durability of teeth, they can also be used to repair chipped or broken teeth.

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  Dental Crowns

  We need our teeth to eat properly, so when one is damaged it can take a toll on your day-to-day life. In order to continue to protect your teeth and overall well-being, it is important to repair damaged teeth.

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  Dental Bridges

  When you are missing multiple teeth, what are your options? While there are numerous procedures available, some might cost more than you are willing to pay. It is important to understand your best options for restoring your smile when multiple teeth are missing. One option to consider is dental bridges.

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  Dental Bonding

  Do you have gaps or changes in the color of your teeth? Don’t think you can easily change the appearance of your teeth? Think again. With dental bonding in Arlington Heights, you can fill in the gaps in your teeth while also improving the appearance of your smile at the same time. Let’s take a look.

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  Tooth Extractions

  A dental extraction involves removing a tooth from its place in the jaw bone. Extractions are done in dental offices by either the dentist or a dental surgeon and are usually performed under local or general anesthesia. A dental extraction is recommended when tooth decay is severe and nothing can be done to save the tooth, or when the tooth is infected or vulnerable to infection.

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  Root Canal Therapy

  The dreaded root canal therapy. Most people dread hearing the news that they need a root canal. While root canal therapy is a common dental procedure to eliminate infections in the teeth, it continues to place a negative image in patients’ minds. However, patients can rest easy knowing our dentist offers the most comfortable, efficient experience possible when root canal therapy is needed.

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  Scaling and Root Planing

  Gum disease can cause a lot of problems with both your oral health and overall health. Some cases of acute periodontal (gum) disease that do not respond to more conventional treatment options and self-care, such as flossing, may require a special kind of cleaning called scaling and root planing. Let’s look at how the scaling and root planing procedure works.

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  TMJ Treatment

  TMJ refers to the temporomandibular joint, and it is a hinge that joins your jaw to the temporal bones of your skull. This joint allows you to move your jaw side to side and up and down, and facilitates chewing, talking, and yawning. In some cases, there can be a problem with this joint that is referred to as Temporomandibular Joint Disorder or TMD.

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  Dentures

  Partial or full tooth loss can affect your self-confidence if not treated. It can also increase your risk of developing other systemic health and nutritional problems. Luckily, dentures can bring back your smile and make chewing and eating a normal process again.

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  Partial Dentures

  Dentures are often associated with the elderly, but that isn’t always the case. If you have lost all or most of your teeth, dentures are available to replace your missing teeth and restore your smile. Whether you have lost teeth due to periodontal disease, decay, or injury; dentures might be a great option for improving your health and appearance. Let’s take a closer look at partial dentures and how to restore your smile.

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  Family Dentistry

  Our families mean the world to us, so why not ensure their health is taken care of? In order to remain healthy and happy, it is important to take care of your oral health, too. To help your entire family maintain healthy, glowing smiles, it is important to visit your family dentist at least twice a year.

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  Children’s Dentist

  Just as we take our kids to a pediatrician, it is also important to bring your children to the dentist for proper dental care. Children’s dentistry in Arlington Heights provides proper care for your children to ensure their teeth and gums remain healthy for a lifetime.

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  Check Ups

  Regular dental check-ups are a must for maintaining good oral health. Dental check-ups are non-invasive and are not painful, so there is no reason to avoid them.

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  Preventative Dentistry

  Preventative Dentistry refers to the practice and procedures that contribute to the overall health of a patients teeth and reduce the chance of further negative diagnoses. Preventative dentistry is both instructive, where the dental staff informs a patient the best way to take care of their teeth or follow up from a visit, and procedural, where a dentist will take action during a visit to prevent further cavities.

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  Wisdom Tooth Extractions

  There can be a number of reasons that we remove our wisdom teeth, but the overall reason is that we as modern humans do not have any immediate need for them. Sometimes, the wisdom tooth will come in in a way that is not harmful to us, so it will not have to be removed.

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  Dental Sealants

  Our teeth play an important role in our lives, and we need to make sure that we keep them protected. Protection from tooth decay is important and that’s where dental sealants come into play.

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  Mouthguards

  It is normal to worry about your oral health if you have a habit of grinding your teeth. It is also normal for a parent to feel nervous about their child being injured while playing sports. Luckily, the solution to both problems is a custom mouthguard.

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  Cosmetic Dentistry

  Have you ever found yourself looking in the mirror and wishing your smile was better looking? Don’t worry if you have, we’ve all been there before. To help you love your smile again, we offer cosmetic dentistry in Arlington Heights.

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  Teeth Whitening

  We all want that whiter, brighter smile, but what options are available? Our office can help you find the best teeth whitening procedure for your teeth. Whether your teeth are stained, dull, or discolored, there is a whitening solution for you! Let’s look at some available options.

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  Dental Implants

  Today there are more than 100 million individuals missing at least one tooth. With so many people missing teeth, what solutions are available that will match the appearance and functionality of your natural teeth? Dental implants!

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  Tooth-Colored Fillings

  Dental Fillings can come in all shapes sizes and colors, but oftentimes they are associated with dark, metal materials like gold or silver. With advances in today’s modern dental technology, we offer a composite resin material that can match the exact color of your tooth. For inlays, onlays, or crowns, there is porcelain as an additional option that is more durable – but it will have to be scheduled over a few visits.

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  Porcelain Veneers

  Are you looking for a way to create a brighter, whiter, and straighter smile? We’ve got the solution for you! Porcelain veneers continue to gain popularity due to their ability to create perfectly aligned teeth with translucent qualities of natural teeth using ceramic and porcelain materials. With porcelain veneers, you can smile with confidence once again. Let’s take a closer look at dental veneers.

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  Clear Braces

  Have you ever wished that you had received orthodontic treatment when you were younger? Just because you’re not a teenager anymore doesn’t mean you can’t straighten your teeth. If you desire a straighter smile but the thought of traditional braces makes you cringe, we’ve got just what you need: clear braces. In less than a year with clear braces, you can smile better knowing your teeth are straighter and healthier looking. Let’s take a closer look at clear braces and the benefits you can enjoy from them.

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  Invisalign

  Have you ever wished that you had received orthodontic treatment when you were younger? Just because you’re not a teenager anymore doesn’t mean you can’t straighten your teeth. If you desire a straighter smile but the thought of traditional braces makes you cringe, we’ve got just what you need: Invisilign®. In less than a year with Invisalign, you can smile better knowing your teeth are straighter and healthier looking. Let’s take a closer look at Invisalign and the benefits you can enjoy from it.

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  Dental Restoration

  Dental restoration refers to the practice of dentistry to restore missing, loose, or decayed elements of a patient’s teeth to bring their smile back to its former health.

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  Smile Makeover

  When you’re looking to improve your entire smile, our dental practice has the solution for you; a full smile makeover! With a smile makeover, we will utilize one or more restorative dental treatments to improve the function, strength, health, and stability of your gums and teeth. So if you’re experiencing multiple complications with your smile, a smile makeover from our office might be just what you need for an improved appearance.

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  Full Mouth Reconstruction

  Are you experiencing several problems with your teeth and/or gums? If so, you might require multiple procedures to improve your oral health and well-being. With the availability of a full mouth reconstruction, we can help restore your teeth and oral health. The first goal of treatment with a full mouth reconstruction is to improve function, and any cosmetic benefits that may result will remain a secondary goal.

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  Emergency Dentistry

  Dental emergencies can catch you off-guard, but they should never be ignored. Ignoring a dental emergency might increase the risk of permanent damage or the need for expensive treatments. The golden rule is to see the dentist within thirty minutes or less to save on your tooth or prevent other complications.

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  Toothaches

  “Ouch! My tooth!” Sound familiar? When your tooth hurts, it can prevent you from eating, talking, and performing your daily tasks because of the pain. But what do you do for a toothache? While some toothaches can be treated at home with simple at-home remedies, some might need the help of your dentist.

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  Chipped Tooth

  A chipped tooth can really ruin someone’s day! Whether a tooth was broken from trauma to the face, or from biting into a hard candy – it is very often necessary to call your Emergency Dentist in Arlington Heights to treat.

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  Cavities

  Cavities are the number one cause of tooth loss, so it is important to know how to identify, prevent, and treat them. Known as “tooth decay” in medical terms, cavities are the most common dental problem and the second most common health condition after the common cold. Fortunately, cavities can be discovered in the early stages and treated to avoid problems in the future.

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