For Root Canals upon your visit to our Watertown practice, Our dentists at Professional Dental Image perform the necessary examination, take radiographs to assess the restorability of the affected tooth, our dentists will share the findings with you and recommend the best treatment.

In cases of toothache, it is sometimes required to do a routine procedure known as Root Canal Treatment (RCT), a procedure is now performed routinely and yields much more predictable outcome thanks to our state of the art magnification tools using Endodontics Microscope.

CEREC makes exactly this possible. CEREC stands for speed and a comfortable treatment without impression tray, without annoying provisional and with only one injection. A win-win situation: Less time taken off work and the patient get to have the best treatment. With over hundreds of CEREC crowns successfully were made and placed, our dentists in Watertown practice are trained to give you the best experience possible.

Here is how the CEREC machine works: Using a specialized 3D camera, the dentist will first scan the inside of your mouth, to be able to see a complete view of the condition of your teeth. Next, the computer will design a crown based on your scanned photo. Your customized design will get sent to the CEREC milling machine, and gets constructed right in our office. Finally, the crown gets fitted into your tooth to match perfectly with your natural smile, and you walk out within one hour and a half! Conventional crowns take a minimum of two visits to get a crown; the first visit usually consists of getting anesthesia and an impression. A temporary crown is placed until the dental laboratory creates a permanent crown. On your second visit, your permanent crown will be adjusted and then permanently cemented it into place.

There are some cases where the crown that comes back from the lab doesn’t fit properly and a second impression must be taken. Your crown would essentially be sent back for re-adjustments, and you’d have to schedule a third office visit. With Professional Dental Image and CEREC technology, we don’t waste your valuable time!

Our dentists at Professional Dental Image are well equipped to recommend the best treatment.

With the advancement of Dental Science, the ability of now restoring teeth has shifted the curve towards more successful procedures. In case of recommending Tooth Extraction, our dentist will go through it in details explaining the diagnosis, available treatments and the best outcome.

Teeth extraction can become necessary sometimes due to advanced decay or trauma, our dentists in Watertown are well trained to meet and exceed your expectation.

We understand that toothache is an emergency that sometimes requires an immediate attention, therefore our dentists are always available to answer the phone day or night whether a week day or a weekend

Veneers are the permanent solution for discolored or chipped front teeth. Unlike the bonding that is sometimes applied to chipped front teeth as an emergency solution, veneers tend to cover more, looks amazingly better and bonds very strongly to your natural tooth.

Our dentists in Watertown are comfortable designing and fabricating veneers that fit well, look amazing.

How does it work?

1. Case selection is an important step towards fabricating a natural and long lasting restorations. Our Dentist in Watertown will take Diagnostic X-Rays, take simple yet diagnostic impressions for your present teeth.

2. Our laboratory create a demonstration of your proposed treatment using wax model.

3. If both patient and dentist agree on the plan.

A veneer is a thin (1-1.5 mm) layer of porcelain, that cover the facial part of the tooth after minor prepping, after that we take an impression for the preps, now if it is a single tooth veneer, our office in Watertown has a state of the Art Cerec machine ito give you the best results, but if we are restoring your smile on more than a tooth, we will recommend asking our Laboratory, one of the top dental laboratories nationwide to create them for us.

4. We try the final product, both of patient and dentist agree to result, we permanently cement them in place.