At Paradise Dental, we provide a variety of restorative and cosmetic dentistry options that promote proactive dental care, resulting in improved oral and overall health. A harmonious set of teeth is crucial for a healthy smile.
Paradise Dental employs root canal therapy to salvage a tooth that is on the brink of death due to an infected pulp, tissues, and nerves. By eliminating the infected pulp and cleaning and sealing the roots, we can prevent future infections.
Following the procedure, our Lakewood Ranch-based dentist will reinforce the tooth with a dental crown. In certain circumstances, medication may be applied to the roots before the crown is fitted.
Dr. Martins uses root scaling and planing as a non-surgical approach that addresses periodontal disease and gingivitis. This technique involves removing plaque and tartar from beneath the gums to assist in the healing process.
Scaling involves removing the buildup of plaque and tartar, while root planing entails smoothing the tooth roots to aid in gum reattachment and self-healing.
Bruxism, also known as tooth grinding, can lead to significant problems for both teeth and jaw joints. This condition can also impact other teeth.
To alleviate the pain caused by TMJ or temporomandibular joint disorder, Paradise Dental creates custom-made night guards for patients.
Many patients may not realize that their jaw or ear pain is connected to their jaw joints. Our mouth guards are crafted from high-quality, human-grade acrylic and worn during sleep to prevent bruxism, clenching, and grinding.
Your TMJ or temporomandibular joint is what connects your upper to lower jaw. It is also what connects your skull to your jawbone. If your TMJ is out of alignment it will affect the way your teeth come together.
TMJD, temporomandibular joint disorder, can happen to anyone but is common in those with arthritis, or injury. Genetics can sometimes play a part as well.
Paradise Dental gets to the root cause of the TMJD to prevent bruxism and other issues that come with temporomandibular joint disorder.
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