Sunrise Dental Service Blog

Dentures have helped generations of patients to regain their oral function and enjoy confident smiles. Unfortunately, dentures are often subject to rumors and myths that simply are not true. What are some common myths about dentures, and what is the reality behind such ideas? This blog post explains. What you learn might just make you excited to replace your missing teeth!

Gum recontouring, which may also be called gum contouring or gingivoplasty, is a popular cosmetic dental treatment. Its goal is to reshape the gum tissue in a way that creates a beautiful, flattering frame for the teeth. It could have a powerful impact on your smile’s appearance! But is it right for you? Dr. Makadia and our team would be happy to help you decide, so feel free to contact us[JN1]  anytime to request an appointment. In the meantime, this blog post may give you a rough idea of whether you are a candidate for gum recontouring.

If you are missing some of your teeth, you should certainly explore your tooth replacement options. Filling in the gaps in your smile can increase your confidence and allow you to eat a healthier, more balanced diet. But which treatment should you choose to recomplete your smile? Should you get a partial denture or a dental bridge? When you visit our office for your restorative consultation, Dr. Makadia will recommend the option that best fits your circumstances. In the meantime, here is an overview of how these two treatments compare with one another:

Periodontal (gum) disease is one of the most common oral health problems; according to one estimate, it afflicts roughly half of adults in the U.S. In some cases, it can be reversed via conservative means, but in other instances, surgery is necessary. If you believe you have gum disease, get in touch with the Sunrise Dental Service team. We offer multiple treatments that may be able to get your oral health back on track, including laser gum surgery. What is laser gum surgery, and what advantages does it offer? This blog post explains.

A toothache can be one of the most distracting and frustrating types of pain. If your tooth hurts, you are likely eager to undergo any procedure that will help you to feel better. As an experienced emergency dentist, Dr. Makadia can evaluate the situation and recommend necessary treatment. He might recommend that you undergo root canal therapy. When is a root canal necessary, and what can you expect to experience during and after your appointment? This blog post provides some practical information.

If you are missing one or more teeth, you may face a number of daily inconveniences due to your condition. For example, it might be challenging for you to enjoy a balanced, nutritious diet. Happily, modern dentistry offers several tooth replacement options — including dental implants. How many dental implants might you need to regain a complete and confident smile? Dr. Makadia can let you know during your consultation. In the meantime, you can read this blog post to discover important information about how dental implants work and how many you might need.

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Most dentists rely on the same instruments that have been used in their profession for many years. Granted, those instruments are able to get the job done — but in many cases, a better option is available. That is why Dr. Makadia at Sunrise Dental Service on Long Island has invested in state-of-the-art laser technology. What exactly is laser dentistry, and why should you choose it? Read this blog post to find out.

A beautiful smile can light up your features, make you feel more confident, and give the impression that you are youthful and successful. Sadly, many people are not naturally endowed with a smile that they are eager to show off. The good news is that Dr. Makadia is a cosmetic dentistry expert. He and our team would love to help you achieve your aesthetic goals. But is cosmetic dentistry right for you? Here are a few signs that it might be:

If you have ever received a dental crown, you might remember a somewhat lengthy treatment process. It might have taken a few weeks for a laboratory to fabricate your restoration! In the meantime, you might have had to wear a temporary crown that required you to take extra precautions when eating. Here at Sunrise Dental Service, Dr. Makadia and our team do things a little differently. Most patients are candidates for CEREC crowns. Just what is a CEREC crown, and how long does it take to make one? This blog post explains.

In many cases, a dental bridge can endure for at least a decade; this type of restoration is a long-term solution to replace missing teeth. But what should you do if your dental bridge falls out? Do not panic. Instead, take practical steps to manage the situation and minimize the potential for damage to your smile. This blog post provides guidance to help you get through your dental emergency with as little stress as possible. You are also invited to simply call our office at 631-405-4390.