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Creating Memorable Smiles at Brookfield Dental Care

By admin on July 20, 2010

Creating Memorable Smiles at Brookfield Dental CareA smile takes but a moment, but the memory of it lasts forever. You can make your smile memorable and beautiful with a smile makeover at Brookfield Dental Care in Brookfield, WI.

Cosmetic dentistry is a broad term that specifies dentistry with an emphasis on aesthetics. Cosmetic dentists perform general dental procedures in addition to providing advanced cosmetic dental treatments. Brookfield cosmetic dentists have specialized training in the latest cosmetic dental procedures and techniques.

Dr. Ralph Pamenter in Brookfield is knowledgeable about the processes used to fabricate dental crowns, porcelain veneers, inlays, onlays, Invisalign braces and dental implants. Advances in ceramic and composite materials have boosted the popularity of Brookfield cosmetic dentistry but these miracle materials are worthless without a skilled cosmetic dentist to incorporate them into a healthy and beautiful smile.

When designing a dental treatment plan for a Wisconsin patient, the client’s goals and expectations are discussed. The most skillful cosmetic dentists consider the shape, alignment, color and condition of the teeth. The cosmetic dental client’s age, health condition and lifestyle also influence the plan.

If you want to learn about the possibilities for your smile, call Brookfield Dental Care at (262) 786-4119. We have created memorable smiles for many of your friends and neighbors in the Brookfield, WI area.

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Aesthetic Dental Transformations in Brookfield

By admin on July 14, 2010

Aesthetic Dental Transformations in Brookfield

Many Brookfield professionals, students and retirees are enjoying the lasting benefits of cosmetic dentistry. A beautiful smile not only looks great, it makes you feel great! When you smile at old friends or make new ones, you are happy to show off your new movie-star grin. When you are in a professional setting speaking with colleagues or clients, you feel poised and super confident.

We have talked about different cosmetic and restorative dental procedures available in the Milwaukee and Brookfield area in previous blog articles, but let’s review the most common.

Veneers are glass-like, wafer-thin covers that adhere to teeth. Porcelain veneers are strong and have the translucency of natural teeth. They correct chips, stains and misaligned teeth that do not require orthodontia. There are several companies that fabricate veneers. One of the most well-known brand names is Lumineers.

Dental crowns correct more extensive tooth problems. They are used in a variety of situations such as the final restoration following a root canal or to restore teeth damaged by decay, injury or periodontal disease.

Dental implants are one of the best fixes for a missing tooth. They are becoming a popular and effective alternative to bridges and partial dentures in Brookfield, Milwaukee, and surrounding areas, especially among middle-aged professionals and people in the public eye.

Bridges are another strong, natural looking replacement for one or more missing teeth. They have been used with success for many years.

Professional tooth whitening in your dentist’s office is the least invasive and quickest way to brighten your smile several shades. One of the most popular systems is called Zoom!.

If you are interested in any of these safe and effective procedures, schedule a consultation at Brookfield Dental Care today. Even if you are still a bit hesitant, remember: discussing your options with a cosmetic dentist does not require a commitment of any kind. It is merely a relaxed way to get the most reliable information.

Dental Education for Brookfield Dental Care Patients

By squandt on April 1, 2010

As a member of the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD), it has been my trusted source for continuing dental education for . Now, the AGD is offering my patients quality education too! Visit KnowYourTeeth.com today to brush-up on all things dental.

Follow us…

By squandt on March 15, 2010

…on Facebook and Twitter.  In March we kicked off our Smiles For Life campaign.  We are posting information about this exciting opportunity frequently, so come check us out!  We also have a blog dedicated just to Smiles For Life.  Come learn about how to whiten your teeth inexpensively and donate 100% of the fee to children’s charities.  It is tax deductible!!

www.brookfielddental.forgreatdentalcare.com

www.facebook.com/pages/Brookfield-WI/Brookfield-Dental-Care/249705451278

www.twitter.com/bkflddentalcare

See you there!

DIABETES AND ORAL HEALTH

By squandt on February 23, 2010

Diabetes and Oral Health
During the past 10 years, much research has been undertaken on the link between diabetes and periodontal disease. Periodontal disease is the sixth leading complication of diabetes. If you have been diagnosed with diabetes, you are 3 to 4 times more likely to develop periodontal disease, with a higher rate of more severe levels of bone loss and gum infection. View article

Introducing…

By squandt on February 11, 2010

We are excited for you to meet our new staff members…

Cindy Ruehs joined the team during the hectic holiday season.  She is our newest dental assistant and adds a positive, cheery, and helpful attitude to the practice.  She lives in Mukwonago with her family, which includes two daughters.  She completed her training at PDAT in Hartland.  In her spare time she enjoys reading, volleyball, and basketball. 

In August 2009, Thea Hinz joined our practice as a dental hygienist and periodontal therapist.  Thea brings 25+ years of dental experience to our practice!  Prior to receiving her degree from MATC, she worked as a dental assistant/receptionist for 15 years.  There is no job she can’t do!  She is very thorough and enjoys working with patients of all ages, creating one-on-one relationships to better help them feel comfortable and relaxed.  Away from the office, Thea enjoys spending time with her husband of 22 years and their adult son.  You  may also find her on the golf course, enjoying a motorcycle ride, or fulfilling her love of animals by caring for her 3 cats. 

We are happy to have you both! Welcome aboard!

What is the difference….

By squandt on January 5, 2010

…between a “regular” hygiene visit, root planing, and periodontal maintenance? For a person that is used to seeing the dentist every 6 months, hearing they need root planing, may throw them for a loop.
A “regular” or standard hygiene visit is recommended for persons who do not exhibit any bone loss, infection, or periodontal disease. Plaque, tartar, and stain is removed from the tooth surfaces mostly above the gum line.  Periodontal disease is a very common infection of the supporting structures of the teeth (bone, gums, roots) that, if left untreated, eventually leads to tooth loss.  You may notice bleeding gums, loose teeth, bad breath, bad taste, or red and puffy gums.  Or you may not notice any symptoms. 

Root planing is the non-surgical first step in treating periodontal disease.  This procedure removes tartar, bacteria, and their toxins from the root surfaces below the gum line where the gum and root meet.  A re-evaluation is performed 4 weeks later.  If the disease process is under control, a regular hygiene visit is no longer appropriate.  Rather,  special periodontal maintenance will be required to help keep your mouth healthy.  Advanced disease may be more difficult to control.  If this is the case, referral to a gum specialist called a periodontist is required.  Further treatment, including surgery, may be needed.  It can be confusing, so ask plenty of questions.  Remember, we are here to help you feel comfortable with the decisions you make regarding your dental health.

Fluoride Varnish

By Ralph Pamenter on December 28, 2009

Why do your teeth feel gunky??  We have replaced our tray delivery method for Fluoride!  You may have noticed that you no longer have to sit for minutes on end, drooling with a bulky tray in your mouth.  Following your hygiene visit, we are now brushing a thin layer of clear Fluoride varnish on your teeth.  It may feel a little funny until you brush it off, but it is the extended contact and high concentration of Fluoride that is so efficacious.  It is easier to apply, is twice as strong as the tray method, less is ingested, and…you can eat and drink right away!   The Fluoride is incorprated into your tooth structure, making it more resistant to cavities.  It can also help with sensitivity issues.  So don’t worry…the “gunk” is not permanent and only you will notice it.   Have a happy and safe holiday season.

Dental Implants at Brookfield Dental Care near Milwaukee

By Ralph Pamenter on June 14, 2009

Today is June 14th and summer has finally arrived.  What a beautiful weekend here in Brookfield. 

I have had some very interesting courses lately.  I would like to briefly tell you about them.  They both deal with implants in dentistry and in my practice.  First a mini implant course that both Dr. Quandt and I took together.  What I mean by that is the implants are smaller than the normal type of implant used for a single but these implants are meant to be placed in the lower front teeth area and support and retain a lower denture.  It is fantastic how it holds the loser denture in place.  Look for more information on this in the future but if you or any relatives or friends are having trouble with a lower denture staying in place call and we will set up an appointment to discuss them and show you what they are like.

Secondly, up until this point in time I have only restored regular implants replacing any tooth in the mouth.  With continuing education I am now prepared to place implants myself her in my office.  This will save a patient having to go to the surgeon to have the implant placed and then see me to make and place the crown that goes on the implant.  Implants are fantastic and a great way to replace missing teeth.  Ask me about them at you next visit. 

Thank you.

Dr. Pamenter

Hello

By Ralph Pamenter on May 17, 2009

Hi and welcome to the blog of Dr. Ralph Pamenter, Dr. Shana Quandt and Brookfield Dental Care.  This is new and will take some practice so bear with me as we learn how to “blog”.  My intention is to inform you about the latest in dentistry and our office.  You comments are appreciated.  Your suggestions are welcome. 

New techniques and materials are constantly happening in dentistry.  We will always be a general family restorative practice that does most all dental procedures.  Be it implants, crowns, bridges, dentures and partials, cosmetic, sedation, periodontal diease treatment and on and on.  We have an excellent team of very well trained staff who are always willing and able to help you. 

So now to see if this works and gets out on the web site. 

Dr. Pamenter

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