Walter F. Zoller, D.M.D.
  Happy Patients who receive the Quality Care They Expect!

Summer is Upon Us!

So are Outdoor Activities
ARE YOU PROTECTING YOUR TEETH AND JAWS?

Check out the following links to learn more!
http://www.glidewell-lab.com/pdf/brochures_patient/playsafe_bro.pdf
http://www.glidewell-lab.com/pdf/brochures_patient/nightguard_bro.pdf
Athletics/Contact sports may require a ‘sports’guard.
However, many are surprised how one grinds or clenchings their teeth and jaws
during the day, while exercising or just working outside.
Thus, the need for a soft lined biteguard.

We want to encourage the use of these very comfortable aids,
Therefore, a special offer throughout the summer, ending September 1st.

$150 Discount on Custom Sportsguards or BiteGuards*
*What’s the catch?? …. you must mention this newsletter to receive your discount … that’s it!!*

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Questions YOU are asking!
What am I hearing about Lumineers? How are they different from Veneers?

Lumineers actually are Porcelain Veneers. What makes them different is two things:
a) The name – The DenMat company has copyrighted it
b) They are VERY thin… to be laid right on teeth.
Conventional Porcelain Veneers are ‘slightly’ thicker. We have placed both.

Check out our own ‘Jill’ at our front desk.
http://www.advanceddental-psj.com/pages/patient_gallery/29_lumineers_look.htm
We provided Lumineers for her teeth.
Why did they work for Jill? Jill had many spaces between her teeth.
So…the thin lumineers did not make her teeth look bulky.
The bottom line:
IF the spacing is correct and IF the supporting tooth structure is not discolored –
Lumineers work very well. Their applications are limited, but successful!
Through the magic of digital imaging and even a wax replica,
we can demonstrate what will work best for YOU!

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Questions YOU are asking!
Why are implants so ‘hot’ now?

Simple! They are working successfully and can be placed to look just like teeth!
A dental implant is a small "anchor" made of titanium. It is inserted into the jawbone to take
the place of your missing tooth root. After the surrounding bone has attached to the implant,
a replacement tooth is secured to the top of the implant.
The new tooth looks, feels, and performs just like your natural teeth.
Please view Aaron’s upper front smile on our website!
http://www.advanceddental-psj.com/pages/patient_gallery/28_implant.htm
That is -- “Where’s the Implant?”
Can YOU tell which tooth is the implant crown that we placed?

Dental implants can be used in a variety of situations, whether you need to replace a single
missing tooth or many teeth. They can even be used to support a full denture.
Yes, implants are still complex. We work with our local dental specialist friends.
As a team we provide the finest in fit, comfort and appearance.

Ask us if implants are right for YOU!

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Until Next Time • Thank You for the Confidence in Providing Your Dental Therapy