Missing teeth can significantly impact your confidence, oral health, and quality of life. If you’re considering dental implants, you’re making a smart choice for your long-term oral health. At the Center for Dental Anesthesia in Alexandria, VA, Dr. James Geren and Dr. Zeyad Mady provide compassionate, expert care to help patients throughout the DC area…
Dental Implants
Why Dental Implants Are the Perfect Solution for Missing Teeth in Alexandria, VA
Categories: Dental Implants, Restorative Dentistry
Missing teeth can affect more than just your smile—they can impact how you eat, speak, and even your confidence. At the Center for Dental Anesthesia in Alexandria, VA, Dr. Geren and Dr. Mady specialize in offering modern dental implant solutions tailored to your unique needs. Whether you’re missing one tooth or need a full set of…
Unveiling Your Perfect Smile With Cosmetic Dentistry at Center for Dental Anesthesia in Alexandria, Virginia
In today’s world, where first impressions matter more than ever, a confident smile can open doors and create lasting connections. Let’s take a look at the world of cosmetic dentistry and how our team of experts can help you. At the Center for Dental Anesthesia in Alexandria, Virginia, we believe that every smile deserves to shine…
Getting a Dental Implant May Not Take as Long as You Think
Think you don’t have time to perfect your smile? It may not take as long as you think. How many visits does it take to get dental implants? Each patient is different. But in most cases, complete implant procedures take fewer visits than they used to. The team at the Center for Dental Anesthesia can…
It Doesn’t Take A Lot Of Time To Beautify Your Smile, Alexandria
Categories: Dental health, Dental Implants
Are you a busy Alexandria resident who can’t find the time to improve your smile? The Center for Dental Anesthesia can help restore missing, cracked, or discolored teeth—sometimes in just one visit. Our Legacy of Excellence At the Center for Dental Anesthesia, we have been treating the residents of Alexandria since 2015 and have seen…
Implants or Traditional Dentures? Ask Yourself These Questions When Choosing
Categories: Dental Implants, Restorative Dentistry
If you want to restore your smile due to extensive tooth loss, you have a critical decision. Will you choose conventional dentures? Will you choose tooth implants? There is no contest when you consider the advantages of implants from the Center fro Dental Anesthesia. Let’s compare conventional removable dentures and tooth implants. Feel Dentures sit…
How Do You Choose a Dental Practice For a Dental Implant?
Categories: Dental Implants, Restorative Dentistry
Today’s article from the Center for Dental Anesthesia is for people who have decided to replace a tooth with a tooth implant. Great choice! Now you need to choose a dental implant dentist to perform the procedure. This is an essential decision. A dental implant is permanent. It involves oral surgery. It requires a significant…
Are There Drawbacks to Dental Implants?
Categories: Dental health, Dental Implants
Are dental implants too expensive? Are dental implants unsafe? Are dental implants experimental? Is the surgery painful? Does it take a long time to recover? The answer to all of these is No. At the Center for Dental Anesthesia, we offer complete dental implant solutions. Let’s talk about it. Dental implants are an investment in…
Tooth Restoration: Dental Implants And Dental Bridges
Categories: Dental Implants, Restorative Dentistry
Tooth replacement has been a highly requested dental service at Center for Dental Anesthesia. When my patients inquire about tooth restoration, I generally tell them about fixed (or traditional) dental bridges and tooth implants. A dental bridge is an artificial tooth that replaces a missing tooth. The false tooth—called a pontic—is fused to porcelain crowns…
What’s The Difference Between An Inlay And An Onlay?
If you have tooth sensitivity or pain when you chew with your back teeth, the surfaces may be damaged. One option for restoration is the use of an inlay or onlay made of metal, composite resin, or porcelain. Inlays are very strong and shaped to precisely fit a hole in a damaged tooth. The choice…
