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Insurance Accepted: Delta Dental Premier

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Phone: (603) 382-1585

Address: 89 Main Street Suite 1, Plaistow, NH 03865

Website: http://www.plaistowdentist.com

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Dental Examination
Unless you have a specific concern, your dental exam will probably be conducted just prior to having your teeth cleaned. This is an opportunity for your dental hygienist to conduct a visual inspection of your teeth, mouth and gums. They are trained to spot any signs of trouble that you may not even be aware of yourself.
X-rays
Oral Cancer Screening

Teeth Cleaning
In addition to cosmetic purposes, the main focus of a dental cleaning is to remove any plaque and tartar from your teeth and around your gums. Plaque is a sticky, virtually invisible biofilm that allows bacteria to thrive and potentially damage tooth enamel. Tartar is the hardened form of plaque. They can create an environment that irritates your gums, leading to periodontal disease. Commonly known as gum disease, periodontal disease can eventually cause the loss of your teeth. The best way to prevent it, besides regularly brushing and flossing at home, is to keep up with your dental cleaning appointments.
Dental Sealants
Pediatric sealants are a new way to protect children's teeth. They are typically applied to the back teeth on the chewing surfaces that contain numerous grooves where bacteria can hide, leading to an increased risk of developing cavities.

Fillings
Resin Composite
Regular fillings are normally composed of a combination of mercury, tin, copper and nickel. Instead, composite resin is made up of glass and plastic materials. Although it is not as strong as metal fillings, it is still able to restore teeth for a long time without leading to adverse events.
Veneers
A veneer is a thin layer of material that is applied to the outer, front-facing surface of teeth to help correct superficial problems like size, shape and color.
Crowns
A dental crown is a type of covering created for covering a patient's tooth. In most cases, dental crowns provide a restoration for the shape and size of a tooth, as well as making it stronger or to improve performance. Once the crown has been cemented into place, it provides a "suit of armor" for complete protection.
Bridges
Dental bridges actually bridge the gap left by missing teeth. If you are considering getting a dental bridge for this purpose, you will need some solid information to get you started. Not every dental bridge is for every patient. The best type can be determined at your initial consultation.
Dental Bonding
Dental bonding is one of the simplest cosmetic procedures used for the correction of perceived problems with one's teeth aesthetics. Bonding material is a synthetic resin applied to the teeth to correct problems like...
Restorative Dentistry

Root Canal Treatment
Scientifically known as endodontic treatment, root canal treatment is a common dental procedure involving the removal of infected and inflamed tissue from within a tooth. Located underneath the enamel and dentin tooth layers is found the dental pulp, containing nerves, blood vessels and connective tissue. The dental pulp is needed so that a tooth can grow and develop; however, a tooth can remain viable with a missing dental pulp by obtaining blood and nutrients from nearby tissues.

Deep Cleaning
As gingivitis progresses, it can lead to an irreversible condition called periodontitis. At this point, you would need ongoing and expensive treatment that may include treatments like deep cleaning, surgery and medication. To avoid this, simply keep up with your regular dental exams and cleanings, as well as your oral hygiene efforts at home.

Dentures
It is likely that anyone wearing dentures has undergone significant pain for a few years as their teeth deteriorated. Dentures provide a permanent solution and restoration for one's smile, allowing wearers to regain the proper function of their teeth to help with chewing, their overall physical appearance and oral health. Dentures may be recommended for a number of reasons.

Dental Implants
“Dr. Di Paolo has done a great job with restorations on my teeth. He saved a tooth that required special skill to succeed, and it’s beautiful and strong now. I am also very happy with the implants – my best recommendation.”

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Flap Surgery
Tooth Extractions
Bone Grafting
Although most dental implant procedures take three appointments, it could take more if you require a bone grafting procedure. This is necessary whenever a patient has gone for a long period of time with one or more missing teeth. This causes bone resorption, or a melting away of the bone under the missing tooth. The bone graft provide sufficient bone mass to anchor a dental implant onto.

Orthodontics
It is hard to beat the incredible convenience offered by Invisalign treatment. If you are wearing traditional metal braces, there are certain food restrictions involved. You cannot eat anything, for example, that could stick to your orthodontics. With Invisalign, you simply remove your aligners whenever needed to eat or brush your teeth.
Invisalign Orthodontics
Invisalign changed the orthodontic game decades ago, but there are still some patients who are not familiar with this system. Patients are provided with a set of clear plastic aligners that will be doing the work of straightening their teeth over time. Periodically, these aligners are replaced by a new set that will gradually shift teeth into their proper positions, according to the individual treatment plan provided to the patient.
Braces
Are you considering undergoing orthodontic therapy? If so, you may find your options to be confusing. There are so many choices. Let's take a look at some popular types of braces for both teens and adults, and what is involved with each.

Teeth Whitening
Having an in-office teeth whitening treatment performed is extremely popular today. In fact, almost 90% of patients inquired about the treatment at some point during a dental visit, according to a recent survey. Teeth whitening is the most common type of treatment for enhancing the aesthetics of one's smile.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Dr. Ahmed Hamada delivers excellent results in preventative, restorative and cosmetic dentistry. He graduated with honors from Boston University’s Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine. Dr. Hamada has worked in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Dr. Hamada is committed to his patients and practice by continuing his education and investing in the latest dental technology. “A healthy smile is the gateway to a healthy body,” he always says. This stands true as he is now the owner of multiple dental practices: Pelham Family Dental in Pelham, NH, Village Dental of New England in Plaistow, NH, and Gentle Family Dental Care in Haverhill, MA.
General Dentistry
Pediatric dentistry is focused primarily on the dental care of children from the time of their birth through adolescence. This is a specialized branch of dentistry that involves some additional training after the completion of a general dentistry degree.

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