Dr. Guadalupe Marquez, DDS

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(619) 423-6116Call Visit WebsiteVisit Website Map & DirectionsDirections2638 Main St Ste JChula Vista, CA 91911 Write a ReviewWrite Review

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Primary: Dentist

Sub-Specialty: General

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Fax: (619) 423-6149

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Otay Town, West Chula Vista

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Marquez Dental Inc

Marquez Dental

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http://marquezdental.com

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Dentists, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Clinics, Dental Hygienists, Dental Labs, Endodontists, Implant Dentistry, Orthodontists, Physicians & Surgeons, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers, Teeth Whitening Products & Services

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Insurance: Delta Dental PPO, Delta Dental Premier

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Phone: (619) 423-6116

Address: 2638 Main St Ste J, Chula Vista, CA 91911

Website: http://marquezdental.com

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Dr. Guadalupe Marquez, DDS

Dental Examination
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Teeth Cleaning

Fillings
Veneers
Porcelain veneers provide an effective and minimally invasive method to improve your smile. Using extremely thin pieces of porcelain that are fabricated at a select dental laboratory, you can predictably change the shape and color of your teeth without the need to remove/ prepare a large amount of your natural tooth. Veneers are often used to provide a makeover and can provide immediate cosmetic results and enhancements to one’s smile. Porcelain veneers bond directly to the facial (outside) tooth surface using extremely strong cements. Once bonded, it becomes very strong and resistant to chipping and cracking. Veneers can last a very long time especially when cared for with regular hygiene appointments, proper flossing and bushing, and regular check-ups with your dentist. Porcelain veneers are considered a minimally invasive procedure that can correct multiple flaws on a tooth as well as can help restore strength and functionality. The process can be relatively quick and only require a few appointments to complete.
Crowns
Today we can repair damaged teeth with our strongest and most attractive dental restoration: the dental crown. Crowns protect and re-enforce the tooth that is damaged by decay, cracks or trauma. They are often an adjunct to root canal therapy to strengthen the tooth. Crowns are fabricated with Porcelain, Gold, Porcelain to metal or the newer Zirconium or E-Max materials. We are pleased to offer computer assisted milled crowns with our E4d CAD CAM Technology. We are excited to offer this new technology to our Patients!
Bridges
A dental bridge is a way of replacing missing teeth. Dental bridges connect single crowns together and are used to replace the missing teeth. When a tooth is extracted or is missing due to disease or trauma, a bridge can be offered instead of using a dental implant. Dental bridges are an effective treatment option that can provide years of function.
Dental Bonding
An alternative treatment choice (instead of porcelain veneers) involves dental bonding using a composite tooth color material. These restorations can provide an esthetic final result but oftentimes do not last as long and could also collect staining with heavy coffee and cigarette/cigar smoking. This however can be an alternative for our patients that are not quite ready to commit to porcelain veneers.

Root Canal Treatment
When hearing the word Root Canal, patients often flinch at the sound. Dr. Marquez is trained and experienced using the most up to date techniques and technology to assure your root canal will be as effective and comfortable as possible. In summary, Root Canals do NOT have to hurt! We may be able to save your natural tooth with endodontic therapy (root canal) if it becomes infected. A root canal may be indicated if you present with sharp or severe dental pain, sensitivity to heat or cold, spontaneous toothache, sensitivity to pressure and in more severe cases swelling and drainage.

Dentures
Missing teeth can be an unattractive feature of one’s smile. Large gaps and spacing could be unsightly and make you feel self-conscious and embarrassed about your mouth. Fortunately, a variety of options are available to you to address this problem. Dentures – both complete and partial are common with patients that would like to replace missing teeth but with removable appliances. When a patient loses their teeth, the jaw structures and support begin to change. Over time, even a younger patient with missing teeth could look significantly older. A well designed removable appliance can help reduce or mask these cosmetic dimensional changes. Oftentimes, implants or a few natural teeth can be used to enhance the fit of a denture. Together, we will find what works for you!

Dental Implants
Dental implants have become the standard recommendation for many restorative treatment plans. Individual or multiple implants can be utilized to replace missing teeth or to secure dental appliances such as dentures or removable partials. When placed and restored properly, dental implants can have success rates near 100%. In fact, the studies indicate a long-term success rate of 95-98%, fifteen years after initial placement and integration. As discussed in the literature, most restorative options in Dentistry only have an average life span of up to 10 years. These are by far our longest lasting dental restorations.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery

Invisalign Orthodontics
Braces

Teeth Whitening
The first professional option is commonly referred to as “in-office” whitening. This procedure is performed in a dental office. An in-office whitening treatment may include the use of a lamp or laser to enhance the effectiveness of the gel by accelerating the peroxide. During an office visit, your dental professional will apply the whitening gel and, depending on the system being used, shine a light source directly onto the teeth. The entire office visit generally takes about 90 minutes with immediate results.
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