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Dentists, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Clinics, Dental Hygienists, Dental Labs, Endodontists, Implant Dentistry, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthodontists, Periodontists, Physicians & Surgeons, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers, Teeth Whitening Products & Services

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Phone: (516) 354-9200

Address: 9 New Hyde Park Rd, Franklin Square, NY 11010

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Dental Examination
Dental appointments for children are important not only to evaluate tooth and gum health, but to educate them on preventing dental problems throughout their lives. A child should have her or his first dental exam about six months after the first tooth erupts from the gums, and should visit a pediatric dentist every six months thereafter.
X-rays
In patients who visit the dentist regularly, most cavities are discovered at an early stage during a routine checkup. As the dentist examines a tooth with a cavity, it may have abnormally soft surface. Routine dental X-rays are necessary because they show cavities that are not yet visible to the naked eye.
Oral Cancer Screening
An oral cancer screening involves a close examination of the tongue, lips, inner cheeks, upper and lower palates, as well as the outer cheeks, jaw, and neck.

Teeth Cleaning
Regular tooth cleaning prevents plaque buildup, but decay often occurs in the back teeth which are harder to clean. Causes of cavities include...
Fluoride Treatment
Fluoride is a natural substance that helps strengthen teeth and prevent decay in patients of all ages. Naturally, it is found in water sources and certain foods such as meat, fish and eggs. As a supplement it is available in toothpastes, vitamins, rinses and professional treatments from dentists. Sufficient fluoride treatment is most important for children, to ensure extra protection from cavities against their developing teeth.
Dental Sealants
Dental sealants, thin plastic coatings generally applied to the occlusal (chewing) surfaces of the teeth are a very effective method of cavity prevention. The sealant acts as a barrier between the tooth and food, bacteria and plaque, all of which can lead to decay. Sealants are especially effective in preventing bacterial formation in the grooves of molar and premolar surfaces, areas that are especially susceptible to decay.

Fillings
Tooth-colored fillings are priced similarly to metallic alloy. They are not as long-lasting as amalgam fillings, and may chip in certain locations of the mouth. The dentist will discuss filling material options and recommend options based on the patient’s medical and aesthetic needs.
Resin Composite
The dental bonding material is made of a composite resin, or plastic, that hardens and fuses to the tooth when the dentist shines a special light on it. Once in place, the bonding material is shaped to correct the specific defect, colored to match the patient’s natural tooth and polished until it is smooth.
Veneers
Porcelain veneers are very thin, tooth-colored shells of ceramic that are custom-fit and bonded to the front of the teeth. They can create an attractively white and even smile. Veneers can address a variety of issues, including chipped, yellow, stained, misshapen or crooked teeth, or teeth with spaces between them. A veneer placed on top of a tooth can quickly and easily improve the look of a smile.
Crowns
An endodontist treats problems of the dental pulp, the soft tissue within the tooth that contains blood vessels, nerves and connective tissue which helps create the surrounding hard tissue that makes up the outside of the tooth. The pulp extends from the crown of the tooth to the tips of the roots and into the surrounding tissue. Dental pulp is vital to the growth and development of healthy teeth, but is not necessarily needed once the tooth has fully matured.
Bridges
Dental bridges are natural-looking tooth replacements that help maintain facial structure, reduce stress on the jaw and fill in the gaps caused by missing teeth. Dental bridges replace missing teeth with a short row of prosthetics that rely on the strength of surrounding natural teeth, called abutment teeth, to help stabilize the bite. Bridges also help keep adjacent teeth from moving into the open space left by the missing tooth.
Dental Bonding
Dental bonding is a special procedure used to restore, reshape and rejuvenate teeth, improving both their function and appearance. Dentists apply a thin layer of tooth-colored plastic to the front of the tooth and sculpt it to perfect the patient’s appearance. Dental bonding is used to repair chipped, cracked, broken, misshapen teeth or stained teeth or to fill in the spaces between teeth.

Root Canal Treatment
A root canal is the most commonly performed endodontic procedure. It involves treating problems within the tooth’s soft core, also known as the dental pulp. The dental pulp is the soft tissue found inside the tooth; it extends from the top of the tooth all the way down to the end of the root. It contains nerves, blood vessels and connective tissue that provide nutrients to the tooth as it grows.
Apicoectomy
Sometimes referred to as the practice of root canal therapy, endodontics encompasses a wide range of surgical and non-surgical procedures that keep the teeth free from diseases and injuries of the pulp and surrounding tissue. Like other dental specialties, the goal of endodontics is to maintain good oral health. Common endodontic procedures include root canal and apicoectomy.

Gingivectomy and Gingivoplasty
Learn more about treatment options for inflamed gums and periodontal disease by scheduling your appointment at Clock Tower Dental today.
Deep Cleaning

Dentures
Dental implants are an option to replace missing teeth and provide a fixed solution to removable dentures. Dental implants are natural-looking replacement teeth that are fixed in the jaw. Implant treatment provides an option to correct the most troublesome cases associated with missing teeth and ill-fitting dentures.

Dental Implants
Dr. Richard Nejat is a board-certified dental surgeon and a Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology, currently practicing at Clock Tower Dental Associates and his own private practice. Dr. Nejat also holds academic appointments as a Clinical Assistant Professor of Implant Dentistry at New York University.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
It is important that the dentist or oral surgeon have a complete medical history of a patient undergoing a tooth extraction. The dentist must be informed of all medications and supplements the patient takes and of any underlying medical conditions, such as heart problems or defects, joint replacements, or a compromised immune system. In situations in which the patient is at heightened risk of infection, the dentist may want to prescribe a course of antibiotics before the oral surgery.
Gum Surgery
Gum recession is just one of the signs of gum disease, but can also be caused by using the wrong tooth brushing technique or as a side effect of certain medications that increase the risk of periodontal disease. Traditional gum surgery and some orthodontic treatments can also cause gum recession because healthy tissue has to be removed to eradicate the infection. The Pinhole Surgical Technique PST™ may be an attractive alternative to gum grafting because it is a non-invasive procedure. Unlike gum grafting procedures, there is no cutting of the gum tissue involved.
Maxillofacial Surgery
Dr. Scott A. Siegel is a Pioneer of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS). Dr. Siegel’s full-scope OMFS practice is located in Roslyn & Melville, Long Island. He is also the Founder and Medical Director of the Center for Tethered Oral Tissues (TOTs), including Lip and Tongue-tie Diagnosis and Treatment, located in New York City. As the only Tethered Oral Tissues(TOTs) CO2 Laser Surgeon in NYC & Long Island, Dr. Siegel’s surgical expertise and groundbreaking research on the association of Reflux and Lip and Tongue-Tie in breastfeeding infants is receiving global recognition.
Osseous Surgery
Tooth Extractions
A tooth extraction, also known as exodontia, is one of the most common dental procedures and may be performed by the patient’s regular dentist or an oral surgeon, depending on the circumstances. Tooth extractions, during which the tooth is removed from its socket in the bone, may be necessary because of disease, trauma or overcrowding of teeth.
Bone Grafting
All treatment begins with a thorough exam and consultation. Typically, the process can take from 3 to 6 months. In some cases, the process may take longer because additional treatments, such as bone grafting, may be required to build up the bone so it can support an implant. The procedure and time frame depends on several factors...

Orthodontics
Dr. Jacqueline Simons is a specialist in the field of Orthodontics and has been practicing for over 24 years. She practices at Clock Tower Dentistry as well as other offices in the tristate area.
Braces
Braces are orthodontic devices used to straighten teeth, and correct abnormal bites. For many people, clear braces are more aesthetically pleasing than metal ones. As more adults seek orthodontic treatment, clear braces have become increasingly popular.

Teeth Whitening
In-office tooth whitening is a whitening procedure performed in the dentist’s office. It is designed to make the patient’s teeth up to five to seven shades brighter. Teeth discolor for a number of reasons; they may become stained or darkened by food, tobacco, injury or aging. Various methods of bleaching are available to alter the shade of the patient’s teeth to the preferred degree of whiteness, one appropriate to the patient’s age and coloring.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Clocktower Dental provides a wide range of options and services for people looking to improve the look and feel of their teeth and smile. Modern dental practices include an array of choices that can help you look your best and present a confident, healthy face to the world. Our specialized technologies and innovative approaches to cosmetic dentistry in Long Island provide patients with quality services that can help you show off your shiny, white smile.
General Dentistry
Modern dentistry includes a wide array of technologies and services in order to ensure your smile, and the smiles of your family, are full and healthy. A full and healthy smile is directly linked to greater general health, and improved self-confidence.

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