Dental Specialty Center Studio City

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Studio City (1 miles)
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Van Nuys (5 miles)
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West Hollywood (9 miles)
Beverly Hills (9 miles)
Burbank (10 miles)
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Northridge (14 miles)
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Dentists, Dental Clinics, Dental Hygienists, Endodontists, Implant Dentistry, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthodontists, Physicians & Surgeons, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers, Teeth Whitening Products & Services

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Phone: (818) 980-0998

Address: 12626 Riverside Dr Ste 403, Valley Village, CA 91607

Website: http://www.dentalspecialtycenter.com

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Dental Specialty Center Studio City

Dental Examination
X-rays

Teeth Cleaning
A dental cleaning with one of our friendly and professional dental hygienists, detailed hygiene pointers, and a take-home hygiene kit...
Fluoride Treatment
Dental Sealants

Fillings
I realized that although dental school taught us that mercury in amalgam fillings is safe, I learned the hard way that it wasn't. Similarly, the food pyramid recommends grains (wheat / gluten) as a primary food source. What a terrible synergism this turned out to be. And with a spontaneously dislocating knee that introducing me to the wheel chair, I knew I had to act fast.
Crowns
In the last 50 years or so, the drive behind dental technology has been great for advancing the field. From lasers to 3D printed crowns, wow! However, that drive can lead to an industry hindered by "tunnel-vision" and, dare I say, profits. As a result, the dramatic impact teeth can have on systemic health often gets overlooked.
Bridges

Root Canal Treatment
Root canals are commonly performed in conventional dentistry to "save" teeth from extraction. They are convenient, but may not be harmonious with health. Avoiding root canals is a big part of biological dentistry. They all harbor toxic bacteria and may cause harmful effects to remote parts of the body in surprising ways. This concept is more advanced and warrants a deep dive. Your biological consultation will go into detail and help shed light on the effects your root canal treated teeth may be having on your health and why. Learn more about Root Canals.

Dentures
Losing a tooth can be dreadful. Missing teeth may lead to detrimental changes to mind, body, appearance, speech, overall health, and longevity. But sometimes for the sake of overall health, we must make the hard choice and remove a tooth — this is especially true in biological dentistry where removal of root canal treated teeth is a common practice. Luckily, recognizing the importance of a complete and stable bite, dentistry provides a handful of technologies to replace missing teeth: bridges, dentures, and implants.

Dental Implants
Dental implants are the most ambitious, with the promise of long-lasting function and esthetic results. Today's dental implants can be metal or metal-free. Some applications even combine metal and non-metal parts.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Biological oral surgery is a critical part of the biological journey. We provide services from PRF to ozone to ensure cavitation-free results.
Tooth Extractions
Impacted wisdom teeth should be removed for these reasons. The younger the age at removal, the better the long-term results, and the lower the rates of complications. This is why you so often find dentists recommending wisdom tooth extraction as early as age 13 or 14 sometimes, although the typical age range is 17-19.

Orthodontics
Alignment of the teeth and jaws is a very important part of overall health. Often orthodontics is passed on as a cosmetic option, but the truth is much deeper. Straight teeth last longer, lead to healther gums, less inflammation, and a lower risk of cavities. In addition, straight teeth help ensure well functioning jaw joints (TMJ), better posture, chewing, breathing, sleep, and even better resistance to chronic disease. Additionally, since each tooth is an "accupuncture" trigger, straight teeth even help enhance the quality of energy flow between different parts of our bodies, improving organ, joint, and other important functions. Minor to moderate alignment needs can usually be quickly and easily performed with clear aligners. We are a certified Invisalign provider.
Invisalign Orthodontics
Braces
The quality and depth of sleep is a huge part of our health journey. Unfortunately, sleep disordered breathing has become something of an epidemic. Jaw relationships determine the position of the tongue which in turn can interfere with airflow thru the airway (pharynx, larynx, and trachea). A constricted airway decreases oxygen levels during sleep which interrupts deep sleep. This can cause a long list of dysfunction and symptoms such as fatigue, stress, grinding, anxiety, memory problems, snoring, immune suppression, digestive issues, poor nutrient-absorption, acid-reflux, adrenal fatigue, dental disease, autoimmune disease, and even cancer. This condition is exacerbated by unaware conventional dentistry that often shrinks the jaws and tongue space by retruding teeth with braces, headgear, or worse, by removing teeth to make space for a cosmetic result. The result is potentially catastrophic for health both in children and adults. Luckily, biological dentistry is well-equipped to address this epidemic and can help improve the quality of sleep which in turn directly and dramatically determines our acid/alkaline balance. This balance is key in healing, detoxing, dental health, and bone quality, and is such a crucial step in our goal to increase lifespan and healthspan. It's important to have proper acid-base balance prior to elective oral surgery whenever possible. We're certified providers for the Gelb airVata.

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