Kurt Robert Gossweiler, MD, DDS

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Kurt Robert Gossweiler, MD, DDS

Dental Examination
X-rays
X-rays – The American Dental Association recommends that you have dental x-rays once yearly to check for cavities. It's a well-known fact that treating cavities early saves tooth structure and prevents further, more involved work. For your safety and convenience, we have state-of-the-art digital x-rays that require extremely low doses of radiation. Click here to see a radiation chart.
Oral Cancer Screening
Velscope Oral cancer screening – Oral cancer is a deadly form of cancer that has found little improvement in treatment throughout the years. Early detection is of paramount importance and the Velscope can help. The Velscope is an oral cancer screening tool that fluoresces normal tissue and allows us to better visualize and decide what tissue is healthy and what tissue may need to be biopsied. While the Velscope is not a substitute for the judgment and observation of the doctor, it is a valuable tool that can be utilized to help in making a diagnosis. Should you desire or need a Velscope exam, we have it available for use.

Teeth Cleaning

Fillings
At Gossweiler Dentistry, we are concerned about your exposure to mercury. Mercury has long been known to be a neurotoxin and can be potentially harmful to some sensitive people. Three-fourths of people surveyed say they are unaware that “silver” fillings (also known as amalgam fillings) contain mercury. Current, independent, scientific research shows that mercury vapor, although it is bound to other metals and fillers, is released during and after the placement of mercury-containing dental fillings, as well as during the removal of these fillings. This is why we, along with 51% of all dentists in the United States, no longer use mercury-containing amalgam fillings. Other filling materials have been developed over recent years that can easily replace amalgam fillings while not exposing you to mercury vapors or elemental mercury.
Resin Composite
Fillings – Dental fillings have been around for hundreds of years, but materials have changed drastically in the last several decades. We use state-of-the-art materials to replace decayed or broken-down teeth including: gold for optimum function and worry free high-strength fillings, porcelain for optimum strength and good looks and composite resin for natural appearing smaller non-load bearing areas. Although mercury amalgam was the choice years ago, most dentists today don't use it and we have moved away from it as well.
Veneers
Porcelain veneers before cementation Veneers – Unlike a crown, veneers are facings that are permanently cemented onto the front of a tooth to give it a different color and/or shape. Veneers can be some of the most beautiful restorations that can be done in dentistry. Two different types can be done including porcelain veneers with or without tooth preparation, and composite resin veneers.
Crowns
Crowns – Crowns (commonly known as caps) are prescribed when there is too much missing tooth structure to do a filling, to support cracked or fractured teeth, to restore badly decayed teeth, to reinforce teeth in preparation for partials or after root canals, or to restore teeth if they have been badly worn down.
Bridges

Root Canal Treatment
Root Canal – Endodontic treatment, also known as root canal therapy, is a procedure that is done to save teeth that are infected or inflamed. Infection or inflammation of a tooth can happen because of decay, fracture, because of deep fillings, or for no apparent reason at all. Most teeth will need crowns after root canals so they don't fracture apart but with proper care these teeth can last for years.

Dentures
Upper denture Dentures – If you have lost all of your natural teeth, dentures can be made to replace your missing teeth – improving your health as well as your appearance. Dentures can prevent the sagging of facial muscles which can make a person without dentures appear much older. Dentures also enable you to speak and chew better than with no teeth. We are constantly updating our collection of available denture teeth and natural appearing artificial gums to improve your appearance and health.
Overdentures

Dental Implants
Implant abutment before crown placement Implants – If replacing a missing tooth is what you're looking for, then dental implants are one of the most conservative treatment options available. Implants are biocompatible posts that replace the root of a missing tooth allowing the dentist to then attach a post and a customized crown or bridge to the implant. Your new tooth will look and feel like your own natural teeth and will be stable and strong for many years.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Maxillofacial Surgery
Tooth Extractions

Orthodontics
These experts have earned our trust and will assist us in providing you with the excellent dental care that you deserve.
Braces
Wisdom Teeth – The last teeth to erupt into your mouth are your wisdom teeth which generally are supposed to erupt around age 18. Many people don't have enough room for them and the doctor may prescribe them to be removed for various reasons including decay, impaction against other teeth, tumors that form around them, or pain from gum infections in the area. Many orthodontists will suggest that they be taken out after your teeth have had braces so that no further movement can occur to the other teeth.

Teeth Whitening
Tooth Whitening (Bleaching) – Most teeth that have yellowed with time can be whitened with a bleaching compound applied to plastic strips or administered in a custom-made tray. This whitening can last for years until it needs to be retreated.

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