Newmarket Dental

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Mon - Tue:	7:30 am - 8:00 pm
Wed:	7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Thu:	7:30 am - 2:00 pm
Fri:	8:00 am - 2:00 pm

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AKA: Newmkt Dental
Other Link: http://www.newmarketdental.net
Categories: Orthodontists, Dental Clinics, Dentists, Implant Dentistry, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers, Teeth Whitening Products & Services

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Phone: (603) 659-3392

Address: 80 Main St, Newmarket, NH 03857

Website: http://www.newmarketdental.net

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Newmarket Dental

Dental Examination
X-rays

Teeth Cleaning

Fillings
Veneers
Crowns
This process is sometimes extremely simple! If your teeth have darkened due to staining by coffee, tea, tobacco, wine or they've simply lost some whiteness due to natural aging processes, you may benefit dramatically from whitening trays. These comfortable soft plastic trays are custom fabricated for your teeth using models made from impressions of your mouth. You probably need to spend no more than 30 minutes in the office, and the trays can be delivered in 24 hours or less. Then it's just a matter of filling the trays with safe, professional-strength whitening gel and wearing them for a few hours over a few days.Patients should be aware, however, that if they have any crowns or fillings on their front teeth, these will not whiten. Nevertheless, we will be happy to discuss corrective esthetics at your initial exam if this is a concern!
Bridges

Root Canal Treatment
We encourage everyone to come to our office for an exam. Once completed, we can then offer you any number of affordable options. For example, while a dental implant is often the best way to replace a missing tooth, it may cost up to $4000. However, for a "quick fix," many times we can provide a single tooth denture or a removable bridge for as little as a couple hundred dollars. This allows patients to look better and chew better until such a time as a better restoration can be done!What many people don't realize, is that while insurance can defray many dental costs, it will usually only contribute up to $1500 per year, and even then the patient may be responsible for 30-70% of fees, depending on the procedure. By putting off going to the dentist due to lack of insurance, you run the risk of problems getting worse and requiring even more money to eventually fix. A decayed tooth that could be easily saved with a filling could cost up to TEN times as much to save two years later if it needs a root canal and/or crown! Once it gets to this point, some patients choose to simply have the tooth extracted. Ironically, many fillings aren't much more expensive than the extraction those patients ultimately require.Another consideration involves prioritizing treatment plans. Many offices provide a huge laundry list of treatment needs and suggestions, totaling four, even five figures in fees. While such plans may be comprehensive and legitimate, they often leave patients feeling hopeless or depressed, thereby delaying treatment still longer. We believe that it's possible to sequence treatment so that the most critical procedures are done first while others may be kept on hold until time or finances allow. For example, even a patient that truly needs a dozen fillings may be able to take a year or two to treat them all, depending on their size, location, and other priorities. Let's talk about it!

Dentures
The very best treatment option to replace missing teeth is to restore them using dental implants. These titanium implements basically replace a missing tooth root, allowing the dentist to anchor a tooth-like crown to the implant. They look and function much like natural teeth, they are highly predictable and typically last for years and years. The major drawback to these restorations is that they are the most costly, however, most patients feel they are well worth the investment.Another option is a "bridge." This procedure involves shaping the teeth to either side of the space and later cementing in a teeth-shaped span which looks and feels like natural teeth. If you happen to need crowns on the teeth in question, it's an excellent alternative to the implant, and costs somewhat less, as well. However, it is somewhat trickier to clean, and if the adjacent teeth are healthy, other options might be preferable. A "Maryland bridge" is a variation on this procedure. It is more conservative of tooth structure and less expensive than a conventional bridge. However, it is less stable and less durable than its traditional cousin.The final option to replacing teeth is a removable prosthesis. This may take the form of a partial denture, Nesbit appliance or "flipper." These are all fairly esthetic, but not as functional as the previous options. Further, they need to be removed and cleaned fairly often. On the plus side, they are the least expensive treatment, and can be used as a temporary fix until another option is affordable or available. Additionally, a partial can be a very economic way to restore multiple missing teeth with just one, relatively inexpensive appliance. Today's appliances can be quite esthetic, utilizing acrylic clasps in place of metal ones.

Dental Implants
Her pre-doctoral training focused on digital dentistry and implant supported prostheses, and while at BU, Dr. Allen was recognized by the American College of Prosthodontics for her achievents in that field.

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