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Alan Zev Pomeranz, DMD

Dental Examination
During your consultation, your doctor will perform a comprehensive oral exam and take X-rays of your mouth. He will review the X-rays with you to show you where dental implants may be necessary, and determine whether your gums and jaw can accommodate for the dental implants procedure. In some cases, bone grafting may be necessary to create a more supportive bone structure for the new implants. We will discuss your options during your consultation, and can also outline costs and a proposed treatment plan for missing teeth during that very first visit.

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Primary: Dentist

Sub-Specialty: Periodontics (Periodontist)

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Alan Zev Pomeranz, DMD

Dental Examination
During your consultation, your doctor will perform a comprehensive oral exam and take X-rays of your mouth. He will review the X-rays with you to show you where dental implants may be necessary, and determine whether your gums and jaw can accommodate for the dental implants procedure. In some cases, bone grafting may be necessary to create a more supportive bone structure for the new implants. We will discuss your options during your consultation, and can also outline costs and a proposed treatment plan for missing teeth during that very first visit.
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Teeth Cleaning
The gums then start to swell, appear puffy and bleed easily. In this stage, also called gingivitis, the patient experiences little discomfort. These symptoms are reversible with regular dental cleanings and proper oral hygiene habits.

Veneers
Our practice can solve many problems with cosmetic procedures that use crowns or veneers, depending on your specific situation.
Crowns
In many cases of gummy smiles can be addressed by crown lengthening or by correcting the position of teeth. However, some smiles are actually affected by the position of the upper lip rather than tooth or gum shape.
Bridges
The All-on-4Â® treatment concept replaces your missing teeth with a full dental bridge supported by only four dental implants. With less implants needed, overall treatment time is reduced. The unique All-on-4Â® treatment concept also ensures greater stability in the bone, reducing the need for bone graft surgery to increase bone volume.
Restorative Dentistry
Dr. ArgÃ¼ello has co-authored textbooks as well as several scientific publications in peer review journals. He lectures extensively nationally and internationally and is an active member of many professional associations. In addition he serves as a reviewer of the Journal of Periodontology and for the International Journal of Periodontics & Restorative Dentistry among others.

Root Canal Treatment
Â Dental implants have high success rates and many benefits over more traditional treatments such as bridges. With bridges, your dentist shaves down teeth next to your missing tooth to create space for the restoration. In addition to removing perfectly good tooth structure, shaving teeth down for a bridge may irritate the nerves of the teeth leading to future root canals. On the other hand, with dental implants, the teeth next to the missing tooth are not touched, Â eliminating unnecessary trauma to the adjacent teeth and the possible need for expensive and other treatments such us root canals.

Gingivectomy and Gingivoplasty
Swollen gums that fail to shrink back to normal must be corrected with a gingivectomy. Patients will experience the same issue if this procedure is not performed.
Periodontal Surgery
Waterlase is a safe, gentle alternative to traditional periodontal surgery techniques. Waterlase is a noninvasive laser therapy for the treatment of periodontal disease, and other periodontal treatments.
Deep Cleaning
Scaling and root planing is beneficial to patients with chronic periodontitis removing the buildup of plaque and tartar from the teeth and roots. The area is numbed and the periodontist will access the root surface to remove plaque, bacterial toxins, and tartar. Root planning then smooths the rough patches on the rootsâ€™ surfaces to prevent future bacteria and plaque accumulation below the gumline, enabling gums to properly heal and reattach to the tooth.

Dentures
The All-on-4 dental implant procedure creates a permanent set of teeth with a fixed, non-removable implant-supported retained bridge. They never have to be removed. Your teeth can last a lifetime. All on 4 Dental Implants have transformed the lives of people by giving them a solution that is a lot more comfortable, secure, and reliable than removable dentures.

Dental Implants
Dr. Alan Pomeranz explains how dental implants have revolutionized dentistry. He also outlines dental implant treatment options, including â€˜Teeth in a Day.â€™ - Altura Periodontics

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Minor bone grafting: Â typically falls within the parameters of oral surgery and can generally be managed in an office setting. These grafts are generally placed in preparation forÂ dental implants.
Flap Surgery
Flap surgery is, by far, the most common surgery used in periodontal therapy. More advanced cases of periodontal disease involve gum pockets that are too deep to clean without reflecting back the gum tissue for access.
Osseous Surgery
Usually, we find that the bacteria have caused the bone to resorb and become pitted. Flap surgery can then give access not only for root cleansing, but promotes recontouring of the bone itself. Thatâ€™s why performing osseous surgery is a good way to eliminate moderate pockets.
Tooth Extractions
Treating Extraction Sites Â â€“ Our surgeons use tooth extraction methods to prevent unsightly ridges for patients. This leads to a smile that you will be proud of when the tooth is replaced.
Ridge Augmentation
Ideal candidates for implants must be in good general and oral health. Successful bone height and width to hold the implant are imperative. There must also be sufficient bone available above the mandibular nerve in the lower jaw. We determine this by a clinical exam and x-rays. Our team now has the ability to increase the amount of bone with ridge augmentation procedures if insufficient bone exists. The proximity of the sinus may reduce the amount of bone available in the upper arch. In select cases, a CAT scan may be needed to answer questions regarding bone anatomy.
Bone Grafting
There areÂ two main categories of Bone Grafting and regardless of the group, the principles of grafting remain the same...

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In 1976 Neil and his family moved to Norwich, Connecticut where he established Norwich Periodontal Associates, a successful periodontal practice in southeastern Connecticut. Neil was highly respected in Connecticut for both his periodontal skills and his caring gentle demeanor with his patients. He was active in both community and dental affairs during his twenty-five years of practice in Connecticut and he is a past president of the New London County Dental Society. Neil is a life member of both the Colorado Dental Association and the American Academy of Periodontology and he has earned a Fellowship in the Academy of General Dentistry.

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