I am very impressed with the service and care from all personal at Oakmont Advanced Dentistry. From the moment I entered the office for my 6-month cleaning/exam, I was greeted by friendly receptionist, and then taken to exam room by technician, who was very pleasant. She explained what she was going to do (X-rays) and was very careful while doing so. The hygienist was excellent! She was so careful and meticulous with cleaning, being careful not to damage the gum tissue. I met the dentist who was most welcoming and did a great exam, and made recommendations and explained them. When I left, all office staff in front were so nice, and I told them how impressed I was with the way the office was run. Highly recommend!
Find Answers to Your Frequently Asked Questions in Oakmont, PA
At Oakmont Advanced Dentistry, we know you’ll have questions about your family’s dental care. We’re happy to answer them all! You can visit us at 200 Allegheny River Blvd., or call us at 412-206-6825. In the meantime, you can see if we’ve addressed your inquiry here in our list of Oakmont frequently asked questions.
At Oakmont Advanced Dentistry, you have lots of choices whether you’re missing just one tooth or a whole mouthful of teeth. We offer many dental implant options. Unlike many general dental practices, we both place and restore implants so you can complete the entire dental implant process in our office. If you’d rather not get implants, you can choose traditional dentures or a dental bridge. Our dentists will help you find the solution that best suits your smile. Schedule a consultation to find out more about our teeth replacement solutions.
We offer two kinds of orthodontic treatment. Both SureSmile clear plastic aligners and Six Month Smiles braces are far more discreet than conventional metal braces, so they are well suited to adult smiles. They both typically work in less time than braces too. Our dentists will help you determine which option will work best for you.
When your child is about 3-4 months old, you should begin wiping his gums with a clean cloth during bath time. This will help prepare his gums for baby teeth to emerge. You can continue with this method until your baby has two to four teeth. At that point, you should transition to an infant toothbrush and toothpaste. When your child has two teeth that are touching, you will need to begin using floss between those teeth.