Mitchell Barry Schwartz, DMD

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Regular Hours

Mon:	9:00 am - 8:00 pm
Tue - Thu:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Fri:	7:00 am - 1:00 pm

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Primary: Dentist

Sub-Specialty: Primary Dental Care

Additional Specialties: Dental General Practice

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Fax: (419) 289-1249

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Insurance: Delta Dental Premier, Delta Dental PPO

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Phone: (419) 281-7771

Address: 1590 Crestview Dr, Ashland, OH 44805

Website: http://www.ashland-dental-associates.com

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Mitchell Barry Schwartz, DMD

Dental Examination
Oral cancer affects more than 34,000 Americans every year. It usually begins by a small unnoticed red or white spot in the oral cavity. Oral Cancer Screenings are an important part of the dental exam and performed at every cleaning appointment.
X-rays
Radiographs are an important part of a dental exam. Cavities that form in between the teeth are sometimes undetectable in the mouth and can only be seen by x-ray. We recommend yearly bitewing x-rays. We also recommend a full mouth set of x-rays or panorex be taken once every five years. This allows us to visualize the roots of each tooth, look for dental infections, and evaluate bone levels, root canals, fillings and crowns that are already in your mouth. We understand that you may be concerned with the amount of radiation you are exposed to during dental x-rays. Based on research the amount of radiation you receive during dental x-rays is minimal, much less than any medical x-rays and slightly more than you receive from being outside on any given day.
Oral Cancer Screening

Teeth Cleaning
Regularly scheduled dental prophys are an important factor in maintaining oral health. We recommend that most patients have dental cleanings every 6 months. At this appointment we take any necessary radiographs (x-rays), remove all tarter or calculus and plaque that has built up above and below the gums, discuss the best ways to keep your teeth and gums healthy, perform an oral cancer screening, evaluate for bruxism and other TMJ issues and examine your teeth for cavities or other problems. Maintaining regular appointments helps prevent gingivitis (inflammation of the gums) and periodontitis (inflammation of the supporting structures of the teeth).
Fluoride Treatment
Topical fluoride helps to prevent tooth decay by strengthening the enamel that covers the outer surface of the tooth. We routinely use topical fluoride on our most susceptible patients, those under the age of 15. We use a fluoride varnish that is painted on the teeth, hardens into a sticky material upon contact with saliva, and remains on the teeth until brushing. This allows the fluoride to stay on the teeth for a longer period of time than other types of topical applications and prevents the patient from accidentally ingesting the fluoride.
Dental Sealants
The most likely place to get cavities is in the biting surfaces of your back teeth (molars). Bacteria and food hide in these areas and toothbrush bristles are unable to get into the deep grooves and pits in order to clean them. Sealants are small pieces of plastic that are placed in the deepest grooves of these teeth to protect them from getting decay. We recommend sealants be placed once when the 6 year molars fully erupt (about 7 years of age) and again when the 12 year molars fully erupt (about 13 years of age).

Fillings
When a tooth has decay the cavity must be removed in order to prevent it from getting larger. After the dentist removes the decay the tooth must be filled. We offer both the amalgam (silver) and composite (tooth colored) fillings. Amalgam fillings are used primarily for posterior teeth. Composite fillings are made of resin material and are bonded into the teeth. Composite fillings are available in a number of different shades of white in order to properly match the remaining tooth. The doctor may recommend a certain type of filling based on the location or tooth.
Crowns
Night time clenching and grinding of your teeth (bruxism) is a common problem experienced by people. This causes excessive wear of your teeth, microfractures and problems with existing crowns and fillings. Bruxism can contribute to TMJ problems, migraines, earaches and soreness of the teeth and jaws. Custom made nightguards are an excellent way to protect teeth from the excessive wear and relieve the pain related to bruxism.
Dental Bonding

Root Canal Treatment
Crowns are dental restorations that fully cover the existing tooth. Dentists will recommend a crown over a tooth for a number of different reasons. If a tooth has broken, has a large filling, or has had a root canal, it may benefit from a crown. A crown is made in 2 separate appointments. During the first appointment the dentist will remove a small amount of tooth structure from the outer edges of the tooth (~1-2mm) and then we will take an impression of the tooth. That impression will be sent to a lab for the fabrication of a custom made crown. While the crown is being made in a lab we will place a temporary crown over the tooth which protects the tooth until the permanent crown returns from the lab. When the permanent crown returns from the lab the dentist removes your temporary crown, tries in the custom made crown, checks the fit of the crown and then cements the crown onto the tooth.

Deep Cleaning
Scaling and root planing of your teeth is a procedure usually recommended for patients suffering from periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is the inflammation of the periodontium or supporting structures of the teeth. Build-up of biofilm (plaque) and calculus (tarter) can cause irritation of the gingiva that over time can lead to irritation of the bone and ligament that holds the tooth in the mouth. Without routine dental appointments the build-up can cause bone loss and loosening of the teeth. Scaling and root planing, or a deep cleaning, is a cleaning that involves getting underneath the gums and cleaning all of the built-up calculus from the tooth surfaces while also planing the surface to remove any rough spots. After the scaling and root planing procedure we follow up with you 4-6 weeks later to evaluate the gums.

Dentures
Our patients who have few or no remaining teeth are candidates for dentures. We offer complete dentures for patients without teeth. We also offer immediate dentures for patients with remaining teeth. Immediate dentures are placed the day teeth are removed. With both types of dentures we offer Kenson brand portrait teeth for excellent esthetics. We work with the patients to fabricate dentures that have a natural appearance and function well.

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