Questions & Answers

Dental implant costs vary based on your specific needs, including the number of implants, type of restoration, and any preparatory procedures like bone grafting. During your free…

Most healthy adults are good candidates for dental implants. The key requirements are sufficient jawbone density to anchor the implant, healthy gums, and no uncontrolled systemic…

With proper care and maintenance, dental implants can last a lifetime. The titanium implant post fuses with your jawbone through a process called osseointegration and becomes a…

Most patients report that dental implant surgery is less painful than they expected. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, and we offer sedation options including IV…

A single dental implant placement typically takes 30-60 minutes. The total treatment timeline spans 3-6 months to allow for osseointegration (the implant fusing with your…

While smokers can receive dental implants, smoking significantly increases the risk of implant failure. Nicotine restricts blood flow to the gums and bone, which impairs healing…

Dental implants have a success rate of 95-98% when placed by an experienced implant specialist. Factors that contribute to success include the surgeon's expertise, patient health,…

Dental implants are the gold standard for tooth replacement because they preserve jawbone, function like natural teeth, and can last a lifetime. Bridges require grinding down…

Yes, modern dental implants are virtually indistinguishable from natural teeth. The crown is custom-made to match the color, shape, and size of your surrounding teeth. We use…

Absolutely. Once healed, dental implants function just like natural teeth. You can eat all your favorite foods including steak, apples, corn on the cob, and anything else you…

All-on-4 is a full-arch tooth replacement technique that uses just four strategically placed implants to support an entire set of fixed teeth. Two implants are placed straight in…

All-on-4 uses 4 implants per arch, All-on-6 uses 6 implants for additional stability, and All-on-X uses the optimal number of implants (typically 4-8) based on your specific…

Yes, in most cases you can walk in without teeth and walk out with a brand-new smile the same day. During the All-on-4 procedure, we place the implants and attach a temporary…

All-on-4 implants are permanently fixed in your mouth and feel like natural teeth. Unlike removable dentures, they cannot slip, do not require adhesives, and preserve your…

The implants themselves can last a lifetime with proper care. The prosthetic teeth (the visible part of your smile) typically last 10-15 years before needing replacement due to…

Most patients return to light activities within 2-3 days and resume normal activities within a week. You will be on a soft food diet for the first few weeks while the implants…

All-on-4 is ideal for patients who are missing all or most teeth in an arch, have failing teeth that need extraction, or are struggling with ill-fitting dentures. Because the…

Yes, All-on-4 was specifically designed for patients with bone loss. The angled placement of the posterior implants takes advantage of denser bone in the front of the jaw and…

Caring for All-on-4 implants is similar to caring for natural teeth. Brush twice daily with a soft-bristle toothbrush, use a water flosser or interdental brushes to clean under…

Yes, we offer flexible financing options through CareCredit and other providers. Many patients spread the cost over 12-60 months with low or no interest promotional periods. Our…

Veneers are thin porcelain or composite shells permanently bonded to the front of your teeth — they are custom-fabricated in a lab and typically last 10 to 20 years. Dental…

Professional in-office teeth whitening at Tysons Dental Associates can lighten teeth by several shades in a single visit, and results typically last 1 to 3 years depending on your…

In many cases, yes. Dental bonding can repair minor chips and cracks in a single appointment — the composite resin is shaped and polished to blend seamlessly with your natural…

A smile makeover is a customized combination of cosmetic dental procedures — such as veneers, whitening, bonding, crowns, and implants — designed to completely transform the…

Veneers are considered a permanent cosmetic treatment because a thin layer of enamel must be removed to place them, and this process is irreversible. However, veneers themselves…

Yes, in most cases professional teeth whitening can dramatically improve the color of yellow or stained teeth. Extrinsic stains from coffee, tea, wine, and tobacco respond very…

Porcelain veneers are highly stain-resistant and maintain their color much better than natural teeth. However, the bonding material around the edges can stain over time, and any…

Cosmetic dentistry can address a wide range of concerns including stained or discolored teeth, chips and cracks, gaps between teeth, misshapen teeth, uneven gum lines, minor…

Most purely cosmetic procedures like teeth whitening and veneers are not covered by dental insurance. However, procedures that have both cosmetic and functional benefits — such as…

The best cosmetic treatment depends on your specific goals, budget, timeline, and the current condition of your teeth. During your free smile consultation, we examine your teeth,…

The number of veneers depends on your smile goals. Some patients get veneers on just 2-4 front teeth to address specific concerns, while others opt for 6-8 veneers for a complete…

Porcelain veneers are custom-made in a lab, extremely durable, highly stain-resistant, and last 15-20 years. They require removing more enamel and take 2-3 visits. Composite…

Getting veneers is generally not painful. We use local anesthesia during the preparation appointment when a thin layer of enamel is removed. You may experience some sensitivity…

Veneers can create the appearance of straighter teeth for mild cases of misalignment — sometimes called "instant orthodontics." However, for significant crowding or bite issues,…

Traditional porcelain veneers typically require 2-3 appointments over 2-3 weeks. At the first visit, we prepare your teeth and take impressions. You wear temporary veneers while…

No, veneers cannot be whitened with bleaching treatments. Porcelain does not respond to whitening agents. If your veneers have become discolored, they may need to be replaced.…

Your natural teeth remain intact under veneers. We remove only a thin layer of enamel (about 0.5mm) to make room for the veneer. The veneer is then bonded directly to your tooth…

When properly bonded by an experienced dentist, veneers rarely fall off. Modern dental bonding techniques create a very strong attachment. However, trauma, biting very hard…

Yes, you can eat most foods normally with veneers. However, we recommend avoiding very hard foods like ice, hard candy, and popcorn kernels that could chip the porcelain. Also…

Yes, veneers are an excellent solution for closing small to moderate gaps between teeth. The veneers are made slightly wider than your natural teeth to close the spaces. For…

Yes, professional whitening is significantly more effective. Our in-office treatments use higher concentrations of whitening agents that are not available over the counter, and we…

Some temporary sensitivity is common after whitening and usually subsides within 24-48 hours. We use desensitizing treatments before and after the procedure to minimize…

Results vary based on your starting shade and the cause of discoloration. Most patients achieve teeth 6-8 shades lighter. Stains from coffee, tea, wine, and tobacco respond very…

In-office whitening can be repeated every 6-12 months to maintain results. Take-home trays can be used for touch-ups every few months. Over-whitening can damage enamel and…

Whitening treatments only work on natural tooth enamel — they will not change the color of crowns, fillings, veneers, or bonding. If you plan to whiten, we recommend doing so…

In-office whitening delivers dramatic results in about an hour — perfect if you want immediate improvement for an event. Take-home trays offer more gradual results over 1-2 weeks…

Yes, when performed by a dental professional, teeth whitening is safe and does not damage tooth enamel. The whitening agents temporarily open pores in the enamel to remove stains,…

For 48 hours after whitening, avoid staining foods and drinks like coffee, tea, red wine, berries, and tomato sauce. Also avoid tobacco products. Your teeth are more porous…

In-office whitening takes about 60-90 minutes for a single session. Take-home whitening involves wearing custom trays for 30-60 minutes daily for 1-2 weeks. You will see initial…

We recommend avoiding teeth whitening during pregnancy and breastfeeding as a precaution. While there is no definitive evidence of harm, the effects of whitening agents during…

Dental bonding is a cosmetic procedure where tooth-colored composite resin is applied to repair chips, cracks, gaps, discoloration, or misshapen teeth. The resin is sculpted,…

Dental bonding typically lasts 5-10 years depending on the location in your mouth, your bite, and your oral habits. Bonding on front teeth used only for cosmetics tends to last…

Bonding is ideal for minor repairs, single teeth, or when budget is a concern — it is completed in one visit and is more affordable. Veneers are better for comprehensive smile…

Yes, bonding is an excellent solution for closing small gaps between teeth. The composite resin is applied to the sides of the adjacent teeth to close the space. For larger gaps,…

Dental bonding is generally painless and usually does not require anesthesia unless it is being used to fill a cavity. The procedure involves no drilling or removal of tooth…

Absolutely — bonding is one of the most common treatments for chipped teeth. The composite resin is shaped to restore the tooth's original appearance and then hardened and…

Yes, composite resin is more porous than porcelain and can stain over time, especially if you consume a lot of coffee, tea, red wine, or tobacco. The staining is typically…

Bonding a single tooth typically takes 30-60 minutes. Multiple teeth can often be done in the same appointment, with each additional tooth adding about 30 minutes. Unlike veneers,…

Yes, dental bonding is reversible. The composite resin can be removed or reshaped without damaging your underlying tooth structure. This is an advantage over veneers, which…

Care for bonded teeth just like natural teeth: brush twice daily, floss daily, and attend regular dental checkups. Avoid biting hard objects like ice, pens, or fingernails. Limit…

Invisalign uses a series of custom-made clear plastic aligners to gradually move your teeth into proper alignment. Each set of aligners is worn for 1-2 weeks before switching to…

For most cases — including crowding, spacing, overbite, underbite, and crossbite — Invisalign is as effective as traditional braces. Severe or complex cases may still require…

Most Invisalign treatments take 6-18 months, with the average being about 12 months. Simple cases like minor crowding may be completed in as few as 6 months. Complex cases…

Invisalign is generally less painful than traditional braces. You may feel some pressure or discomfort for a day or two when you switch to a new set of aligners as your teeth…

For best results, Invisalign aligners should be worn 20-22 hours per day. You remove them only for eating, drinking anything other than water, brushing, and flossing. Wearing them…

No, you should remove your Invisalign aligners before eating or drinking anything other than water. Food can stain or damage the aligners, and chewing with them in can crack the…

Most adults and teens with mild to moderate alignment issues are good candidates for Invisalign. It effectively treats crowding, spacing, overbite, underbite, crossbite, and open…

There is no upper age limit for Invisalign — adults of any age can benefit from straighter teeth. For teens, Invisalign Teen is available with features like compliance indicators…

Yes, many adults who had braces as teenagers but experienced relapse are excellent candidates for Invisalign. It is a great way to re-straighten teeth that have shifted over the…

Yes, wearing a retainer after Invisalign is essential to maintain your results. Teeth naturally want to shift back toward their original positions. We will provide you with…

A dental crown is a cap that covers the entire visible portion of a tooth to restore its shape, size, strength, and appearance. Crowns are used to protect weak teeth, restore…

Dental crowns typically last 10-15 years on average, though many last 20+ years with proper care. Factors affecting longevity include the crown material, your oral hygiene, bite…

Traditional crowns require two visits: the first to prepare the tooth, take impressions, and place a temporary crown; the second to cement the permanent crown 2-3 weeks later.…

A crown is needed when the damage or decay is too extensive for a filling to provide adequate strength. General guidelines: if more than half the tooth structure is compromised,…

The crown procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so you should not feel pain during the appointment. Some patients experience mild sensitivity or discomfort for a few days…

The best material depends on the tooth location and your priorities. Porcelain and ceramic offer the best aesthetics for front teeth. Zirconia provides excellent strength and…

While the crown itself cannot decay, the natural tooth underneath can still develop cavities, especially at the gum line where the crown meets the tooth. Good oral hygiene —…

If your crown falls off, save it and call us immediately to schedule an appointment. In the meantime, you can temporarily reattach it with denture adhesive or toothpaste, but do…

A veneer covers only the front surface of a tooth and is used primarily for cosmetic improvement. A crown covers the entire tooth and provides structural support as well as…

Temporary crowns are fragile and meant only for short-term use. Avoid sticky or chewy foods that could pull it off. Do not chew on hard foods on that side. When flossing, pull the…

Most people should see the dentist every 6 months for a checkup and professional cleaning. Patients with gum disease, high cavity risk, or other conditions may need more frequent…

During a professional cleaning, our hygienist removes plaque and tartar from all tooth surfaces, including below the gum line. We then polish your teeth to remove surface stains…

A routine dental cleaning should not be painful, though you may feel some pressure or mild discomfort in sensitive areas. If you have significant tartar buildup or gum…

Cavities form when bacteria in your mouth feed on sugars from food and produce acids that erode tooth enamel. Poor oral hygiene, frequent snacking, sugary drinks, and dry mouth…

Signs that may indicate you need a root canal include severe toothache, prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold, darkening of the tooth, swelling or tenderness in nearby gums, and a…

Bleeding gums are typically a sign of gingivitis, the early stage of gum disease caused by plaque buildup. Other causes include brushing too hard, hormonal changes, medications,…

Not everyone needs wisdom teeth removed. Extraction is recommended if wisdom teeth are impacted, causing pain, crowding other teeth, partially erupted (creating infection risk),…

Bad breath is usually caused by bacteria on the tongue, gum disease, dry mouth, or food particles. To prevent it: brush twice daily including your tongue, floss daily, stay…

Dental sealants are thin protective coatings applied to the chewing surfaces of back teeth (molars) to prevent cavities. They fill in the grooves where bacteria and food particles…

Fluoride treatments can benefit adults, especially those at higher risk for cavities due to dry mouth, gum recession, history of frequent cavities, or orthodontic appliances.…

Dental emergencies include severe toothache, knocked-out tooth, cracked or broken tooth with pain, lost filling or crown causing pain, abscess or swelling, uncontrolled bleeding,…

Act quickly — time is critical. Pick up the tooth by the crown (not the root), rinse it gently without scrubbing, and try to place it back in the socket. If you cannot reinsert…

Rinse with warm salt water. Take over-the-counter pain relievers like ibuprofen. Apply a cold compress to the outside of your cheek. Avoid hot, cold, or sweet foods. Clove oil can…

Rinse your mouth with warm water and save any broken pieces. Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling. If there is bleeding, apply gentle pressure with gauze. Take…

If your crown fell off, save it and call us to schedule an appointment. You can temporarily reattach it with denture adhesive (not super glue). For a lost filling, keep the area…

Signs of a dental abscess include severe throbbing toothache, sensitivity to hot and cold, fever, swelling in the face or cheek, tender swollen lymph nodes, foul-tasting drainage,…

Yes, we reserve time in our schedule for dental emergencies and strive to see emergency patients the same day they call. If you are experiencing a dental emergency, call us…

Tooth pain often worsens at night because lying down increases blood flow to the head, putting more pressure on the sensitive tooth. There are also fewer distractions at night,…

Facial swelling from a tooth infection is serious and requires immediate attention. Apply a cold compress to reduce swelling. Take over-the-counter pain relievers. Call us…

Emergency dental care costs vary depending on the treatment needed. An emergency exam and X-ray help us diagnose the problem, after which we can provide a treatment estimate. We…

We offer three levels of sedation: nitrous oxide (laughing gas) for mild anxiety, oral conscious sedation (a pill taken before your appointment) for moderate anxiety, and IV…

Yes — when administered by a trained dental professional, sedation dentistry is very safe. All sedation patients are monitored throughout the procedure with pulse oximetry and…

With nitrous oxide or oral sedation, you remain conscious but relaxed and may feel drowsy. With IV sedation, you are in a deeper state of relaxation and may have no memory of the…

Nitrous oxide wears off within minutes after we remove the mask — you can drive yourself home. Oral sedation effects last 4-6 hours; you will need someone to drive you home and…

Dental implant surgery can be performed with just local anesthesia, but many patients prefer sedation for comfort, especially for multiple implants or full-arch procedures. IV…

For nitrous oxide, you can eat a light meal a few hours before your appointment. For oral sedation, we typically recommend not eating for 6 hours before your appointment. For IV…

Common side effects are mild and temporary: drowsiness, slight nausea, dry mouth, and headache. These typically resolve within a few hours. Serious side effects are rare when…

Absolutely. We understand dental anxiety is very real and take it seriously. Many of our patients have avoided the dentist for years due to fear. Our compassionate team…

Yes, one of the benefits of sedation is that we can often complete multiple procedures in a single appointment while you are comfortable. This is especially helpful for patients…

Sedation costs vary by type: nitrous oxide is typically a modest additional fee, oral sedation is more, and IV sedation is the most comprehensive option. Costs depend on the…

Full mouth restoration is a comprehensive treatment plan that addresses multiple dental issues to restore the health, function, and aesthetics of your entire mouth. It may combine…

Full mouth restoration is ideal for patients with multiple missing teeth, severely worn teeth from grinding, extensive decay or damage, bite problems causing jaw pain, old dental…

Full mouth restoration timelines vary from a few months to over a year depending on the procedures involved. Cases requiring dental implants take longer due to healing time. We…

A smile makeover focuses primarily on cosmetic improvements — changing the appearance of your smile with treatments like veneers, whitening, and bonding. Full mouth restoration…

Full mouth restoration is performed in stages, each with appropriate anesthesia and sedation options. You will not feel pain during procedures. Post-operative discomfort varies by…

We understand full mouth restoration is a significant investment. We offer flexible financing through CareCredit with plans up to 60 months. We also work with your insurance to…

After full mouth restoration, maintain your results with excellent oral hygiene: brush twice daily, floss daily, and use any special cleaning tools we recommend for implants or…

Full mouth restoration dramatically improves your smile aesthetics, chewing function, speech, comfort, and oral health. Patients often report life-changing results: renewed…

Absolutely — you are not alone, and we are here to help without judgment. Many of our patients avoided the dentist for years and felt embarrassed about the condition of their…

For most patients, absolutely. Beyond the functional benefits of being able to eat comfortably and speak clearly, a restored smile improves confidence, social interactions, and…

A dental bone graft is a procedure that adds bone material to your jaw to increase bone volume and density. This is often needed before dental implants if you have experienced…

Bone graft material can come from several sources: your own bone (autograft) harvested from another site in your mouth or body, processed human donor bone (allograft), bovine or…

The bone graft procedure is performed under local anesthesia, and sedation is available for your comfort. You will not feel pain during the procedure. Post-operative discomfort is…

Bone grafts typically take 3-6 months to fully heal and integrate with your natural bone. The initial recovery with soft tissue healing takes about 2 weeks. After full healing, we…

A sinus lift, also called sinus augmentation, is a procedure that adds bone to the upper jaw in the area of the molars and premolars. The sinus membrane is gently lifted, and bone…

A sinus lift is needed when there is not enough bone height in the upper jaw to support implants. This commonly occurs because the sinus cavity is naturally close to the upper…

Initial recovery takes about 1-2 weeks. Expect some swelling and minor bleeding or nasal congestion. Avoid blowing your nose, sneezing forcefully, or strenuous activity for 2…

Dental bone grafts have a very high success rate — over 90% when performed by an experienced oral surgeon. Success factors include the type and amount of graft material, your…

In some cases, yes. If only a minor bone graft is needed, we can place the implant simultaneously. For larger grafts, the bone needs to heal and integrate for 3-6 months before…

A bone graft at the time of extraction, called socket preservation, is often recommended if you plan to get an implant later. It prevents the significant bone loss that naturally…

Mini dental implants (MDIs) are smaller diameter implants, typically 1.8-3.3mm compared to 3.5-6mm for standard implants. They are often used to stabilize lower dentures, replace…

Mini implants are narrower (about half the diameter), require less bone, and can often be placed in a single visit without incisions. They are less expensive but may not be…

Mini implants are ideal for patients with insufficient bone for regular implants, those seeking denture stabilization, patients wanting a less invasive option, or those with…

Mini implants can last many years with proper care, though they may not be as durable as standard implants for heavy chewing applications. For denture stabilization, they often…

Mini implants are typically placed in a single appointment under local anesthesia. The procedure is minimally invasive — no incisions or stitches are usually needed. The implant…

Yes, this is one of the most common uses for mini implants. Just 4-6 mini implants can dramatically improve denture stability, especially for the lower jaw where traditional…

Recovery from mini implant placement is minimal. Most patients return to normal activities the same day or the next day. You may experience mild soreness for a few days,…

Yes, mini implants typically cost less than standard implants because the procedure is simpler, faster, and often does not require bone grafting. However, they may not be…

Mini implants are generally not recommended for replacing molars because molars experience the highest bite forces. Their smaller diameter may not provide sufficient strength for…

Yes, one of the main advantages of mini implants is that they require less bone than standard implants. Patients who have been told they do not have enough bone for regular…

An implant-supported bridge replaces multiple missing teeth using dental implants as anchors instead of natural teeth. Two or more implants are placed, and a bridge of connected…

A traditional bridge uses adjacent natural teeth as anchors, requiring them to be filed down for crowns. An implant bridge uses dental implants as anchors, preserving your natural…

Implant-supported dentures are full or partial dentures anchored to dental implants rather than resting on your gums. They can be fixed (permanently attached) or removable…

Implant dentures are significantly more stable — they do not slip, rock, or require adhesives. They restore much more chewing power, allowing you to eat foods you could not with…

For snap-on removable dentures, typically 2-4 implants per arch provide good stability. For fixed implant dentures like All-on-4, 4-6 implants per arch are used. The exact number…

In many cases, yes. If your existing denture fits well and is in good condition, it can often be modified to snap onto implants. This is a cost-effective way to dramatically…

Fixed implant dentures (like All-on-4) are permanently attached and feel most like natural teeth. Removable implant dentures snap onto implants but can be taken out for cleaning.…

Removable implant dentures should be removed daily for cleaning — brush the denture and clean around the implant attachments. Fixed implant dentures require brushing with a…

An implant bridge can replace anywhere from 3 teeth (supported by 2 implants) to an entire arch (supported by 4-8 implants). For larger spans, more implants are needed to…

Yes! This is one of the biggest benefits of implant-supported dentures. Unlike traditional dentures that limit you to soft foods, implant dentures restore 80-90% of natural…

Yes — Tysons Dental Associates works with most major PPO dental insurance providers including Aetna, Delta Dental, Cigna, MetLife, Guardian, United Healthcare, and many more. We…

We offer flexible financing through CareCredit, which allows you to spread the cost of treatment over 3 to 60 months, often with low or no interest promotional periods. Our team…

Dental insurance coverage for implants varies by plan. Some plans cover a portion of the implant or the crown, while others exclude implants entirely. Medical insurance may cover…

Yes, we offer payment plans through CareCredit with options including no-interest plans if paid in full within 6, 12, or 18 months, and extended plans up to 60 months with low…

Smile Club is our in-house dental savings plan for patients without insurance. For an annual membership fee, you receive preventive care (exams, cleanings, X-rays) plus discounts…

We accept cash, personal checks, Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and CareCredit financing. Payment for the estimated amount not covered by insurance is due at the time of treatment.…

Most dental insurance plans operate on a calendar year and do not roll over unused benefits. If you have remaining benefits and need dental work, scheduling before year-end…

Yes, we verify your insurance benefits before your appointment so there are no surprises. We will let you know what your plan covers, what your estimated out-of-pocket cost will…

We have several options for patients without insurance. Our Smile Club membership provides preventive care and discounts on treatments. We also offer CareCredit financing to…

Yes, we offer free consultations for dental implants, All-on-4, cosmetic dentistry, and smile makeovers. The consultation includes an examination, discussion of your concerns and…

Our team is multilingual. Dr. Alex Osinovsky speaks Russian, and other team members speak Spanish, Farsi, and additional languages. We are proud to serve the diverse Northern…

Dr. Alex Osinovsky is our lead implant specialist. He has placed and restored thousands of implants throughout his career and has extensive training in full-arch restorations,…

Yes — Tysons Dental Associates is actively welcoming new patients of all ages. You can request an appointment online or call us at (703) 848-8906. We also offer free consultations…

We are located at 8230 Boone Blvd, Suite 430, Tysons, VA 22182. Our office is conveniently situated in the heart of Tysons Corner with easy access from the Capital Beltway and…

We are open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with extended hours available by appointment. We are closed on weekends. For dental emergencies outside of regular…

Tysons Dental Associates was founded in 1998 by Dr. Alex Osinovsky and has been serving the Tysons Corner and Northern Virginia community for over 25 years. We have built lasting…

We use state-of-the-art dental technology including Cone Beam 3D imaging for precise implant planning, digital X-rays with reduced radiation, intraoral cameras, and CEREC for…

Yes, we are a family-friendly practice that welcomes patients of all ages. From children's first dental visits to adult comprehensive care to senior dental needs, we provide…

Yes, our team includes specialists in addition to general dentists. We have a periodontist specializing in gum disease treatment and implant surgery. Dr. Alex Osinovsky has…

You can read patient reviews on our website's Reviews page, Google, Yelp, and Facebook. We are proud of our 4.7 star rating and the positive feedback from satisfied patients. Many…

Yes! Dr. Alex Osinovsky is a native Russian speaker and is fluent in both Russian and English. He provides comfortable, personalized care for Russian-speaking patients in their…

Yes, we offer multiple sedation options including nitrous oxide (laughing gas), oral sedation, and IV sedation for patients with dental anxiety or those undergoing lengthy…

Yes, in many cases we can place implants and provide temporary teeth on the same day. Our All-on-4 and Teeth-in-a-Day procedures allow qualified patients to walk out with a new…

Yes, we specialize in All-on-4, All-on-6, and All-on-X full-arch implant restorations. Dr. Alex Osinovsky has placed thousands of implants and is highly experienced in these…

We offer both in-office professional teeth whitening and custom take-home whitening trays. In-office whitening can brighten your smile by several shades in about an hour.…

Yes, we are certified Invisalign providers. Dr. Alex Osinovsky has successfully completed over 100 Invisalign cases. Invisalign uses clear, removable aligners to straighten teeth…

Yes, full mouth reconstruction is one of our specialties. We combine multiple procedures — implants, crowns, veneers, and more — to completely restore your smile and oral health.…

Absolutely. We specialize in treating anxious and phobic patients. Our sedation options, gentle approach, and calming office environment help even the most fearful patients feel…

Yes, we offer both porcelain and composite veneers. Porcelain veneers are custom-made thin shells that cover the front of your teeth to transform your smile. They can correct…

Yes, dental bonding is a cosmetic procedure where tooth-colored composite resin is applied to repair chips, close gaps, or improve the appearance of discolored teeth. It is…

Yes, bone grafting is a routine procedure at our practice. It is often needed before dental implants if you have experienced bone loss. We use advanced techniques and materials to…

Yes, dental implants are our specialty. We can replace a single missing tooth, multiple teeth, or an entire arch with implants. Dr. Osinovsky has placed thousands of implants and…

Yes, we offer both traditional dentures and implant-supported dentures. Implant-supported dentures are anchored to dental implants for a secure, stable fit that eliminates…

Yes, we offer oral appliance therapy for sleep apnea and snoring. Custom-made dental appliances can reposition the jaw to keep the airway open during sleep. This is a comfortable…

Yes, we diagnose and treat TMJ disorders and bruxism (teeth grinding). Treatment options include custom night guards, bite adjustments, and recommendations for reducing jaw…

Yes, we offer same-day crowns using CEREC technology. The entire process — from preparation to placement — is completed in a single visit. No temporary crowns, no second…

Yes, our periodontist performs gum grafting procedures to treat gum recession. Gum grafts can cover exposed roots, reduce sensitivity, and protect your teeth from further damage.…

Yes, we are a family-friendly practice that welcomes patients of all ages, including children. We provide gentle, age-appropriate care for kids and make dental visits a positive…

Yes, gum disease treatment is a core part of our practice. We offer deep cleaning (scaling and root planing), periodontal maintenance, and surgical treatments when needed. Our…

Yes, we create custom oral appliances for sleep apnea, snoring, and teeth grinding (bruxism). These comfortable devices are worn at night and can significantly improve your sleep…

Yes, we perform both simple and surgical extractions, including wisdom teeth removal. Sedation options are available for patient comfort. In many cases, we can place a dental…

Yes, we accept Delta Dental and most other PPO dental insurance plans. We verify your benefits before your appointment and help you maximize your coverage. Contact us to confirm…

Yes, we offer complimentary dental implant consultations including a comprehensive exam and 3D Cone Beam scan. During your visit, Dr. Osinovsky will evaluate your situation,…

Yes, we offer flexible financing through CareCredit with low or no interest options. We also have our Smile Club membership plan for patients without insurance. We believe cost…

Yes, we are certified Invisalign providers and offer clear aligner treatment. Invisalign uses nearly invisible removable trays to straighten your teeth without metal brackets or…

Yes, we offer sedation options for root canals and all dental procedures. Nitrous oxide, oral sedation, and IV sedation are available depending on your anxiety level and the…

Yes, we can evaluate and treat dental issues related to mouth breathing, including dry mouth, gum disease, and bite problems. We may also recommend oral appliances or refer you to…

Yes, we offer both traditional dental bridges and implant-supported bridges. A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring to adjacent teeth or implants.…

Yes, smile makeovers are one of our most popular services. We combine multiple cosmetic treatments — veneers, whitening, bonding, crowns, and more — to completely transform your…

Yes, porcelain veneers are a cornerstone of our cosmetic dentistry practice. These custom-made shells are bonded to the front of your teeth to create a beautiful, natural-looking…

Yes, we offer comprehensive gum disease treatment including deep cleaning, scaling and root planing, periodontal maintenance, and surgical treatments when necessary. Our…

Yes, composite bonding is a quick and affordable way to repair chips, close gaps, and improve the appearance of discolored teeth. The procedure is completed in a single visit and…

Yes, we perform full mouth deep cleaning (scaling and root planing) for patients with gum disease. This procedure removes plaque and tartar from below the gum line and smooths…

Yes, dental sealants are a preventive treatment that protects the chewing surfaces of back teeth from decay. They are especially beneficial for children but can also help adults…

Yes, we welcome children of all ages and provide gentle, age-appropriate dental care. We make dental visits fun and positive to establish good oral health habits early. Regular…

Yes, professional fluoride treatments are included in our preventive care services. Fluoride strengthens tooth enamel and helps prevent cavities. We recommend fluoride treatments…

Yes, we can perform root canal retreatments when a previous root canal has failed or developed new problems. The procedure removes the old filling material, cleans the canals…

Yes, we create custom-fitted mouth guards for sports and athletics. Custom guards provide superior protection and comfort compared to store-bought options. We also make night…

Yes, custom night guards are an effective solution for bruxism (teeth grinding). Our night guards are made from impressions of your teeth for a comfortable, secure fit. They…

Yes, ridge augmentation is a bone grafting procedure that rebuilds the jawbone after tooth loss. It creates a proper foundation for dental implants and restores the natural…

Yes, we offer professional in-office teeth whitening that can brighten your smile by several shades in about an hour. Our whitening treatments are safe and effective, providing…

Yes, periodontal maintenance is essential for patients who have been treated for gum disease. These specialized cleanings are typically scheduled every 3-4 months and help prevent…

Yes, scaling and root planing is our deep cleaning treatment for gum disease. It removes plaque and tartar from below the gum line and smooths root surfaces to promote healing.…

Yes, prosthodontics — the specialty of replacing missing teeth and restoring oral function — is a major focus of our practice. We offer crowns, bridges, dentures, implants, and…

Yes, we offer Invisalign clear aligners and other orthodontic treatments to straighten teeth and correct bite issues. Dr. Osinovsky is a certified Invisalign provider with over…

Yes, veneers are often the foundation of a smile makeover. We can place 4-10 or more veneers to completely transform the appearance of your smile. Combined with whitening, gum…

Yes, we prioritize conservative treatments that preserve your natural tooth structure. Options like bonding, no-prep veneers, and teeth whitening can achieve dramatic improvements…

Yes! Dr. Alex Osinovsky speaks Russian, and our team members speak Spanish, Farsi, and other languages. We are proud to serve our diverse community in the languages they are most…

Yes, we use tooth-colored composite fillings that blend seamlessly with your natural teeth. Unlike silver amalgam fillings, composite fillings are mercury-free and bond directly…

Yes, a single dental implant is the ideal solution for replacing one missing tooth. The implant replaces the root, and a custom crown matches your surrounding teeth perfectly.…

Yes, implant-retained dentures snap onto implants for a secure fit that eliminates slipping. They can be removed for cleaning but stay firmly in place during eating and speaking.…

Yes, our Teeth-in-a-Day procedure allows qualified patients to receive implants and a full set of temporary teeth in a single visit. This is possible with All-on-4 and similar…

Yes, preventive care is the foundation of our practice. We provide comprehensive exams, professional cleanings, digital X-rays, oral cancer screenings, fluoride treatments,…

Absolutely. We specialize in helping anxious and phobic patients receive the dental care they need. Our sedation options, gentle approach, and understanding team make even the…

Yes, bone grafting before implant placement is a common procedure when there is insufficient bone to support an implant. The graft rebuilds your jawbone over 3-6 months, creating…

Yes, we offer Invisalign clear aligners as an alternative to traditional metal braces. These nearly invisible trays gradually straighten your teeth and can be removed for eating…

Yes, restorative dentistry is a major part of our practice. We offer fillings, crowns, bridges, implants, dentures, and full mouth reconstructions to repair damaged teeth and…