Dual Board-Certified Prosthodontist, Implant Dentistry

Northern Virginia

Expert General Dentistry

located in Falls Church, VA

Dr. Peterson Huang DMD, MS, FACP, FRCDC

CALL US TODAY AT (703) 532-7586

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Nova Premier Dental, Dr. Peterson Huang in Falls Church is a Dual Board Certified Prosthodontist and Dentist offering excellence in General and Implant Dentistry, including Crowns, Bridges, and Dentures

At Nova Premier Dental, we understand that you may be a little nervous at the thought of visiting a dentist.  For this reason we provide a relaxing and calm environment for the treatment of your oral care needs. We have created a space that will help you to feel at home when you’re with us.

As dentists and prosthodontists, our specialties are in the esthetic and functional rehabilitation of the teeth, bone, and tissue of the mouth. Through the use of dental implants, various surgical procedures, dentures (both complete and partial), and orthodontics (including Invisalign ©), we correct problems with the jaw and align the teeth to create a better bite, as well as issues due to injury. Often, we coordinate a plan involving a team of highly specialized medical practitioners from the greater-Arlington, McLean, and Northern VA area. We also care for your entire family’s oral needs, so we look forward to meeting you all soon.

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Why See Dr. Huang, a Prosthodontist and dentist in Falls Church?
-You want optimum treatment options for teeth that are broken and/ or missing, such as implants, bridges, ceramic crowns, and implant-supported dentures.

-You want to improve your smile with veneers, teeth whitening, and other cosmetic procedures.

-You want a solution for missing teeth that allows you to chew, speak and smile with confiden

To learn more about our specialty in this area, please navigate to the Services page and choose Prosthodontics.

Nova Premier Dental

Peterson Huang DMD, MS, FACP, FRCDC

Clinical Assistant Professor, 

University of Maryland Dental School

Department of Surgery,

Inova Fairfax Hospital

313 Park Ave, Suite 306, Falls Church VA 22046

(703) 532-7586

drpetersonhuang@gmail.com

General Dentistry Services:

Dental Cleanings: This process consists of removing plaque and calcified tartar. Professional dental cleaning helps prevent periodontal disease, cavities and gingivitis. While many people think that brushing and flossing are enough to keep their teeth clean, the truth is only professional cleaning can get rid of calcified deposits (tartar) in hard-to-reach areas of the mouth.

White Resin Fillings: This isn’t your ordinary metal filling. Teeth with cavities can be repaired by removing the decay and restoring the tooth with white fillings. This type of filling is bonded to the tooth and special curing light is used to harden it. Other popular uses for white resin fillings include changing the shape of teeth, repairing chipped or cracked teeth, improving the appearance of discolored teeth, and closing gaps between teeth.

Deep Cleaning: Gingivitis is a serious condition that can lead to the inflammation of the foundations of the tooth root if left untreated. This creates a periodontal pocket where bacteria can thrive. Ultimately, this results to gum diseases or periodontitis (see below). People with this problem experience a breakdown in the bone structure that provides support to the teeth. If the condition gets worse, the teeth will inevitably become loose. In most cases, patients do not feel any symptoms until the problem is already severe. To make matters worse, the damage caused to the supporting bone structure cannot be reversed. In order to stop the progression of periodontitis, your dentist may recommend deep cleaning or periodontal therapy. This process eliminates the periodontal pocket and speeds up the healing process. The key to stopping the progression of periodontitis is treating it at the soonest possible time.

Tooth Pain/Discomfort: Tooth roots can be exposed as a result of tooth decay. This is a common reason for toothaches. Other causes of tooth pain or discomfort include cracked teeth and dental cavity. The pain can range from mild to severe. It can also be an indication of a chronic or acute problem. Visiting a qualified dental professional promptly is the best way to help maintain good oral health and stop problems from becoming larger and more intractable.

Periodontitis (gum disease)  This is a chronic infection of the gums and underlying bone that can destroy the bone that supports the teeth. Oftentimes this problem develops without pain, so sufferers do not realize that they have this problem. It is important to get regular cleanings and check-ups so that your dentist  can properly screen for this problem. When plaque, a form of bacteria that sticks to the teeth, builds up and is not removed through regular brushing and flossing, problems and infection can result. This problem proceeds through two stages:

• Gingivitis – Early-stage of gum disease characterized by swollen and red gums that bleed easily, and
• Periodontitis – Later-stage of the issue where the supporting bone and gums are damaged.

Q: What will happen to untreated gum disease/periodontitis?

A: When this condition is left untreated, periodontitis (gum disease), can result in tooth loss.  Gum disease is also linked with diabetes and/ or coronary artery disease.

Q: What are some risks factors of gum disease/periodontitis?

A: Poor oral hygiene is the most obvious cause of gum disease, yet numerous risk factors can increase one’s chances of developing gum disease. These factors include: stress, diabetes, tobacco use, family history of the disease, and in women, changes in hormones connected with menopause and/ or pregnancy.

Q: What can I do to prevent advanced gum disease/periodontitis?

A: Thorough and frequent teeth cleaning prevents gum disease and bleeding gums.  However, when this issue has worsened to periodontitis, you will need a more thorough cleaning to get rid of the infection and resultant bleeding from the bacteria within your gums.  Your dentist or prosthodontist  will be able to assess healthy progress and design a program of follow-up visits that is best for you, after proper treatment.

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