Our Dentist and Dental Specialist Fields!

Oral Surgeons, Orthodontists, Pediatric Dentists, Endodontists, Periodontists and Prosthodontists.

We have it covered! With a base of over 200000 dentists and dental specialists in the USA we have most dental contingencies catered for. In order to aid you in making the correct choice as to which dental specialist would be the best for you, we list below each specialist profession and a short description of what their particular speciality is:-

• Endodontist - Endodontists treat diseases or injuries that affect the root tip or nerve of the tooth. They specialize in extensive root canal treatments and root canal therapy. The core objectives of root canal therapy are to clean out diseased tissue and bacteria from within the main tooth canal and to completely fill the internal void created by the root removal.
  
  
• Maxillofacial Surgeon - Maxillofacial Surgeons are surgical specialists of dentistry who treat conditions, defects, injuries, and esthetic aspects of the mouth, teeth, jaws. This includes tooth extraction, cancer surgery and facial and oral reconstruction after accident or injury. A Maxillofacial Surgeon will also deal with fractures and reconstruction of the facial bones.
  
  
• Oral Surgeon - Oral surgeons specializes in oral surgery. In certain cases, should you need a tooth extracted, your regular dentist or medical practitioner will send you to an Oral Surgeon. Depending on the severity of the case, Oral surgery is performed while the patient is under sedation. This may be local sedation or general anaesthesia. Typically, Oral Surgeons extract wisdom teeth and perform realignments of TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint, or the jaw joint).
  
  
• Orthodontist - An Orthodontist generally tackles the problems associated with straightening crooked, rotated or mal-positioned teeth. Most often this occurs in children and teenagers but adults are treated regularly as well. An orthodontist makes use of fixed or removable braces and may extract surplus teeth to make space in the jaw. Treatment can be lengthy as teeth have to slowly coaxed into their final position.
  
  
• Pediatric Dentist - A Pediatric dentist specializes in the oral health of children from infancy through the adolescent and teenage years. This is also known as Pedodontics - the treatment of children's teeth. During this growth spurt, special approaches are needed in dealing with their behavior and guiding their dental growth, maintenance, cleanliness and development in order to avoid potential future dental problems. This is a truly critical area in a child's development and early prophylaxis and proper dental hygiene is proven to prolong your children's dental structures.
  
  
• Periodontist - Periodontics is defined as the treatment of diseases of the gum or bone (supporting structure). Therefore a Periodontist is a specialist who deals with the soft tissue of the mouth and the supporting structures (bones) of the teeth. The Periodontist diagnoses and treats gingivitis (inflammation of the gingival tissue) as well as periodontitis (gingival tissue and bone disease) and bleeding of the gums. Periodontal maintenance is also a critical area for humans of all ages
  
  
• Prosthodontist - This is derived by mixing the word prosthesis with orthodontics. A Prosthodontist is technically a removable appliance specialist. A prosthodontist adds such an appliance to your mouth to replace any broken or totally missing teeth. Examples of removable appliances can include bridges, plates, dentures and partials. They can be temporary or permanent prosthetics.