BOGOTA, NJ, August 31, 2011 (Press-News.org) Bergen County, New Jersey Dentist Dr. Sherzoy is a well qualified Cosmetic Dentist who has helped his patients restore their smiles, beauty and self-confidence with Dental Implants. Dental Implants are a proven and effective solution for people who have damaged or missing teeth who find themselves embarrassed about their smiles and want a smile restoration.
Dr. Sherzoy is well qualified in the field of Implant Dentistry, a specialized aspect of dentistry, dealing with the placement and restoration of dental implants. Dental Implants are Dr. Sherzoy's preferred method of tooth replacement versus dentures because they look and feel more natural, do not slip or slide out of place, and do not have to be removed to be cleaned. According to the American Academy of Implant Dentistry (AAID), dental implants are the ideal option to replacing aging bridges and messy dentures.
Dental implants are used for repairing or replacing damaged or lost teeth due to injury, periodontal gum disease other reasons. Implant Dentistry provides a natural-looking smile and are a painless procedure which can be completed in just one appointment.
Implant Dentistry offers the following advantages:
* A complete "smile makeover" in just 2 convenient appointments
* An attractive new natural-looking smile that gets you noticed
* A new sense of confidence about your new smile
* A permanent solution to tooth loss
* Sedation dentistry makes this dental procedure pain-free
Dr. Sherzoy agrees, "Aged bridges can no longer preserve dental health. They are difficult to clean and require replacement with newer bridges. Instead of continuing the replacement cycle, I recommend to all my patients that they switch to implants. Implants can easily be cared for, do not decay and function just as well as natural teeth", said Dr. Sherzoy.
The best way to describe a dental implant is to compare it to a real tooth. A natural tooth consists of a root and a crown. The part you see and eat with is the crown and beneath the crown is the root. When you lose a tooth you lose both the root and the crown. You need a dental implant which is essentially a new root to replace both the root and the crown.
For more information visit us as http://www.bogotadentistry.com/ and http://www.dentistbergencounty.com/.
About Dr. Sultan Sherzoy
For over 16 years, Dr. Sherzoy has been providing the Bogota New Jersey community with excellent dental care. Dr. Sherzoy specialized in all aspects of dentistry, including cosmetic dentistry, periodontal disease, advanced prosthodontics and full mouth rehabilitation and root canal therapy.
Dr. Sherzoy is an active member of the ADA (American Dental Association), AGD (Academy of General Dentistry), ICOI (International Congress of Oral Implantologist) and AOI (Academy of Osseo Intergration). He is also a fellow of ICOI, finally a regular attendee of the American Society of Dental Aesthetics.
Dentist in Lodi Recommends Dental Implants for Residents Seeking an Attractive Smile
Bergen County residents who seek for a more beautiful smile turn to Dr. Sherzoy in Bergen County for questions and answer about Dental implants. Dental implants are an ideal choice to replace missing teeth.
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[Press-News.org] Dentist in Lodi Recommends Dental Implants for Residents Seeking an Attractive SmileBergen County residents who seek for a more beautiful smile turn to Dr. Sherzoy in Bergen County for questions and answer about Dental implants. Dental implants are an ideal choice to replace missing teeth.