Timothy F. Kosinski, DDS - Cosmetic Dentistry S leep D entistry From the most minor filling or cleaning to major reconstruction, dentistry can be performed while the patient is sedated. This can be accomplished with a variety of medications and techniques including nitrous oxide, intravenous sedation, local and general anesthesia, and oral medication. In many cases, all dentistry can be completed in only one or two visits. S pecial N eeds Doorways, halls and operatories in this office were designed to accommodate wheelchairs and other assisted living devices. Medically compromised patients can be hospitalized or treated and monitored in an outpatient setting.
Staff is educated in assisting with treatment planning for patients with physical limitations.
A registered nurse is on staff to coordinate care among the patient's team of health care providers. Implants D ental I mplant R econstruction From a single tooth to a mouth full, dental implants can be used to replace missing teeth or to stabilize dentures, improving both appearance and function. CT scans, tomographic and panoramic x-rays, and computerized treatment planning are used as indicated. Orthodontic treatment, oral surgery to replace or augment bone, and complete prosthetic reconstruction can be coordinated to optimize function, appearance and longevity.