Aesthetic Dentistry of Georgetown

Products And Services

• Invisalign

  You can simply scan this QR code and see what your smile could look like! If you’re on a mobile device click here. With this amazing technology, you can get a quick preview of what your smile could look like if you straightened your teeth. We know the mouth is healthier and less prone to decay and bone loss if the teeth are straight, but no one wants to wear braces – especially as an adult! With Invisalign, you can straighten your smile faster than traditional braces and the trays are almost invisible too! This is such a tremendous savings, we encourage you to take advantage of it now because once it’s gone… well… it’s gone. Feel free to forward this to your friends and family too – and lets put beautiful, healthy smiles on everyone’s faces! Here’s how to work the QR Code: Open your phone camera and hover over the QR Code image. Click the popup link that shows up on your screen. Then line up a selfie of you smiling big! Check the box that says you’re older than 13. Fill in your information while the app creates your new smile. You can drag the line across the picture to see the before/after. Imagine how it will feel to use that new smile! Invisalign GET A BETTER SMILE WITH INVISALIGN ALIGNERS While you’re at home, see what Invisalign could do for your smile! Invisalign Promo You can simply scan this QR code and see what your smile could look like! If you’re on a mobile device click here. With this amazing technology, you can get a quick preview of what your smile could look like if you straightened your teeth. We know the mouth is healthier and less prone to decay and bone loss if the teeth are straight, but no one wants to wear braces – especially as an adult! With Invisalign, you can straighten your smile faster than traditional braces and the trays are almost invisible too! This is such a tremendous savings, we encourage you to take advantage of it now because once it’s gone… well… it’s gone. Feel free to forward this to your friends and family too – and lets put beautiful, healthy smiles on everyone’s faces! Here’s how to work the QR Code: Open your phone camera and hover over the QR Code image. Click the popup link that shows up on your screen. Then line up a selfie of you smiling big! Check the box that says you’re older than 13. Fill in your information while the app creates your new smile. You can drag the line across the picture to see the before/after. Imagine how it will feel to use that new smile! Enjoy a beautiful smile without spending months wearing unsightly metal braces. With Georgetown Invisalign clear aligners, everyone will focus on your smile. Hard to see and easy to wear, Invisalign clear aligners offer precise and gentle movements more quickly due to their innovative materials. The specific sequence of movement is engineered into the process right from the start, allowing for greater predictability and control of your treatment. Invisalign offers other benefits as well: Enjoy all your favorite foods and activities without skipping a beat. No need to worry about food getting stuck in your braces No worry about breaking a bracket. Brushing and floss without braces in your way. They are more affordable than you think. Reasons to straighten your teeth: Straighter teeth means healthier gums. Straighter teeth are less likely to break. Straighter teeth stay cleaner and have fewer cavities. Straighter teeth make a prettier smile! Your cosmetic dentist will create a customized Invisalign treatment plan for you, using specialized 3D software. An Invisalign lab uses this plan to create your clear aligners. Simply wear each set of aligners for 1-2 weeks before moving on to the next ones. You will only have to visit us periodically to monitor your treatment. Visit our office to find out more about our special offer and see if you’re a candidate for Invisalign treatment. Call 512-598-0620 or contact our office today to schedule a free Invisalign consultation. Your Georgetown Invisalign treatment can be a standalone solution or part of a complete smile makeover. Our cosmetic dentists love working with patients in the Georgetown, Texas area to create beautiful smiles and provide a stunning new look!

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• Porcelain Veneers

  If your teeth don’t take center stage in your smile and show off your personality the way you would like, there may be a solution! Today it is relatively simple to enhance and correct so many things that aren’t quite right in your smile, so don’t let it hold you back! With porcelain veneers, you can create the smile of your dreams! Porcelain veneers can be placed over the front of teeth that have been marred by cosmetic imperfections. The cosmetic dentists at Aesthetic Dentistry of Georgetown often use porcelain veneers to address problems such as: Small gaps in between teeth Crooked tooth presentation Uneven tooth sizes Irregular tooth shapes Chipped or cracked enamel Severe tooth discoloration The best way to learn if porcelain veneers are the right solution for your cosmetic imperfections is through a one-on-one consultation at our Georgetown office. Please call us at 512-598-0620 or contact us online to schedule your free consultation today. You can learn more about how we can transform your teeth into your new smile – download our FREE e-book here. The Porcelain Veneers Process Creating your new smile with porcelain veneers will require three to four office visits. These include: Your free porcelain veneers consultation Creating a treatment plan and 3D modeling of your beautiful new smile Tooth preparation and placement of temporary veneers to give you a ‘trial smile’ to preview the results Final porcelain veneer placement We work with highly skilled artisans to craft your new veneers, and with your input we create a road map to your new smile. Based on your initial desires, a 3D blueprint is made and used to create your “trial smile” or prototype. This allows you to preview how the porcelain veneers will look and function and provide feedback as your porcelain smile is being crafted. Usually the entire process takes fewer than four weeks and your results can last for decades! During your free consultation we can discuss this process in greater detail and answer any questions about porcelain veneers that you may have. In most cases, placing veneers requires a small amount of natural tooth enamel be removed. This allows your veneers to fit seamlessly into your smile where they will look and feel like natural tooth enamel. While this process is minimally invasive, some patients are made anxious by the idea of tooth preparation. If this is the case for you, Dr. Mandy and Dr. Mark will be happy to cover your sedation dentistry options during your initial consultation. Advantages of Porcelain Veneers Veneers are customized to fit into your unique smile where they mimic the appearance of tooth enamel for brilliant and natural-looking results. In addition, porcelain veneers are: Incredibly durable Stain resistant Long-lasting Veneers reflect light in the same manner as natural enamel, enabling them to blend perfectly into your smile. When cared for properly, they can even produce stunningly beautiful results for ten or more years, making them one of the longest-lasting cosmetic solutions. When veneers do need to be replaced, they can be addressed one at a time, allowing our cosmetic dentists to keep your smile flawlessly beautiful without needing to complete an entirely new service. Caring for Porcelain Veneers With very few exceptions, you will care for your porcelain veneers in the same way you care for your natural teeth. This includes: Brushing after every meal Flossing twice a day Visiting our office every six months for professional cleanings and examinations Balance point to keep your mouth in great shape You will want to refrain from chewing ice and hard candy or biting non-food items. These things can cause your veneers to come loose or fall out. Things that you may need to do differently include: Change your toothbrush – we are advocates of the Sonicare toothbrush as it is the only toothbrush on the market that, when used correctly, will brush past where the bristles reach, keeping your new smile and gums as healthy as possible. Using a nonabrasive toothpaste – abrasives such as baking soda can scratch veneers Using an alcohol-free mouthwash – alcohol and other astringent ingredients can irritate the gum tissue and alter the aesthetic frame around your veneers. We will fully cover all care instructions when your veneers are placed and revisit as often as needed during your routine visits to our office. We pride ourselves on patient satisfaction and want to make sure you are provided all of the information you will need to keep your veneers white, strong, and attractive for years to come. If you live in Georgetown or any other nearby Texas community and you need an experienced dentist, please contact Aesthetic Dentistry of Georgetown today for a complimentary consultation.

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• Porcelain Fillings

  In years past, the only option for dental fillings was a mixture of metals and mercury called ‘amalgam’. These fillings are not only aesthetically displeasing due to their dark color, but also potentially harmful if mercury is released into the bloodstream in large quantities. In recent years the technology for porcelain fillings has advanced so that they are just as strong as metal fillings, generally, last much longer, reinforce and strengthen the tooth, and are much more aesthetically pleasing. Due to this, many of our cosmetic dentistry patients opt for porcelain fillings when they have new cavities or would like to replace the amalgam fillings they have currently. The procedure for applying porcelain fillings or using them to replace amalgam fillings is relatively simple. First, the diseased tissue or old amalgam filling is removed and the tooth is evaluated for fractures from the old metal fillings. Next, an impression of the affected tooth will be made so that the dental lab can create a new porcelain filling that is custom-crafted to fit securely in the tooth. While the permanent porcelain filling is being fabricated, you will be fitted with a temporary. When the porcelain filling arrives, it will be permanently bonded to your natural tooth. The color of the porcelain filling will provide you with a seamless restoration. If you are located in the Georgetown, Texas area and you would like to have Porcelain Fillings, contact us today to schedule a complimentary cosmetic dentistry consultation.

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• Teeth Whitening

  If your teeth are discolored or stained due to coffee drinking or cigarette smoking, it can cause you to be self-conscious about your smile. You may have tried using tooth whitening toothpaste, tooth bleaching systems, or other ways to eliminate the stains, but over time their abrasive ingredients can actually expose the yellow-colored tooth structure beneath the surface and worsen the problem. The safest and longest-lasting solution is to visit an expert cosmetic dentist like Dr. Mandy and Dr. Mark and professionally whiten your teeth. At our office, we offer the Zoom! professional tooth whitening system as well as professional take-home Kor Whitening system, custom tray whitening kit. The Zoom! system works by applying a light-activated tooth whitening agent, whitening teeth, up to eight shades whiter. Some of the most notable advantages to using this system include: Zoom! is completely safe and non-invasive There are no side effects except mild tooth sensitivity during and right after the procedure The whole process takes less than two hours With proper care, results last many years Patients are able to relax and enjoy a DVD or CD of their choosing A set of custom tooth whitening trays are included for a post-treatment touch-up With the professional take-home Kor Whitening system, you whiten your teeth at home with your custom trays made in our office. This tooth whitening system can whiten your teeth up to five shades whiter. Completely safe and non-invasive There are no side effects except mild tooth sensitivity during and right after the procedure The process takes about two weeks Results can last for many years Touch-up treatments may be required

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• Gum Recontouring

  If your gums cover too much of your teeth or if your gum lines are uneven, it can cause you to have a ‘gummy smile’ or be uncomfortable with the way your smile looks. It can be especially frustrating if your teeth are otherwise straight and aesthetically pleasing to the eye. The positive news is that there is a relatively easy and painless cosmetic procedure that can permanently address this problem. The procedure is called a ‘gum lift’ or gingivectomy. A gum lift is the cosmetic dentistry procedure by which Dr. Mandy and Dr. Mark reshapes and re-contours your gums to give you the smile that you’ve always wanted. After discussing the exact height and shape you’d like for your gums, they will use a soft-tissue laser to quickly achieve the desired look. The process should only take one office visit, and no stitches or lengthy recovery time is required because it is a non-invasive procedure. To learn more about how we can transform your teeth into your new smile, download our FREE e-book here. If you are located in the Georgetown, Texas area and you would like to improve your smile for any reason, contact us today to schedule a complimentary cosmetic dentistry consultation. If you are located in the Georgetown, Texas, area and are unhappy with the appearance of your gums for any reason, there is no better time to contact us. Perfect gums are only one office visit away.

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• Laser Dentistry

  Laser dentistry has revolutionized how we perform many dental treatments. Rather than a scalpel or electric knife, we now use a special low-power laser for many cosmetic and restorative dentistry services. In particular, we routinely use lasers for gum reshaping and gum disease (periodontal) treatment. Lasers offer our patients many benefits, including: Treatment that is more precise and efficient Immediate sealing of the incision No scarring and less bleeding Quicker and more comfortable healing Procedures take smaller appointment times Can be set to target bacteria and leave healthy tissue alone Safe around dental implants and old metal dentistry

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• Periodontal Treatment

  Taking care of your gums is one of the most important components in your overall dental health. Periodontal, or gum, maintenance is defined as any step you or your dentist takes to help prevent gum disease from taking hold or recurring. This is critical because advanced periodontal disease leads to tooth decay and even tooth loss. The most important part of keeping your mouth healthy is the daily care such as brushing, flossing and using an irrigator like a Waterpik to care for your teeth regularly. If you consistently follow these practices, it will help prevent plaque and tartar from building up on your teeth above and below the gum line and biofilm below the gumline. In addition to keeping your gums healthy through daily dental routines, you should also continue having your teeth professionally cleaned at our office every six months. During these cleanings, our team can eliminate the dangerous biofilm, tartar, and plaque that can build up in hard-to-reach places near the gum line. For those with more advanced periodontal disease, we offer non-surgical gum care utilizing non-invasive techniques, soft-tissue laser treatment, and anti-bacterial mouth rinses. Unfortunately, some diseases, such as diabetes, increase your risk of serious periodontal disease regardless of your daily hygiene routine. In the case of diabetes, a patients risk for periodontal disease increases up to 30%. In these cases, Dr. Mandy and Dr. Mark can work with you to develop a more accelerated preventive dentistry plan to keep gum disease at bay.

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• tooth colored fillings

  Fillings are needed anytime you develop a cavity or decayed area in one of your teeth. The hole that remains after the decayed material is removed must be filled to prevent the tooth from decaying further or becoming unstable. Until recently, the only filling materials used for cavities were gold, silver or a combination of metals and mercury called ‘amalgam’ fillings. These choices aren’t the most popular today for a variety of reasons. The first is that metal fillings are a dark color, making them more obvious than most patients would like. The second issue is that amalgam fillings contain mercury, which is a toxic substance if released into the body. For all of these reasons, many of our guests in the Georgetown, Texas areas request tooth colored fillings made of an extremely strong and durable plastic resin. The process for applying a resin filling is a different from that of a metal filling, but the results are the same, if not better. The procedure begins once the cavity or decayed material is removed from the tooth. After a series of steps to cleanse and prepare the tooth for bonding, the resin is applied in thin layers until the cavity has been completely filled in.

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• Crowns and Bridges

  Dental crowns are a versatile tool of restorative dentistry, and our dentists can use them for many purposes. Not only can these “caps” strengthen damaged or diseased teeth, but they can also improve a tooth’s aesthetics, shape, and alignment. Dental crowns can be made of metal, composite resin, or porcelain depending on their placement, and damage to the tooth, and your preference. After you meet with Dr. Mandy or Dr. Mark for an initial consultation, they can recommend the best material for your needs. Most patients in the Georgetown area need dental crowns for one of the following reasons: To reinforce or protect a damaged tooth from becoming more damaged or fracturing To restore a fractured tooth To cover a large filling when there is insufficient healthy tooth left for another filling To attach a bridge to adjacent teeth To cover a dental implant, a discolored tooth, or a tooth that has undergone endodontic treatment (a root canal) For many people suffering from damaged teeth, the best solutions to restore the look and function of their teeth are porcelain inlays or porcelain onlays. Porcelain inlays and porcelain onlays are custom-made restorations that are used to repair damaged teeth. Porcelain inlays are similar to fillings because they are permanently bonded to the inside of the tooth to correct problems like cavities or old restorations that have been removed. Porcelain onlays are used to correct teeth that have suffered more significant damage. Porcelain onlays are also custom- made to correct your unique dental problem, but they fit over the tooth more. Dr. Mandy and Dr. Mark will answer all your porcelain inlay and porcelain onlays questions during your initial consultation.

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• Breath Treatment

  Bad breath, or halitosis, can be caused by a number of behaviors or health conditions. It can result from the food that we eat, poor dental hygiene, dental infections, gum disease, or even diabetes. The irony is that many sufferers of bad breath are unaware of it because their senses have become accustomed to it. Oftentimes, simple steps can be taken at home to help cure bad breath. This is because most cases are the result of bacteria and decaying food particles in the mouth. If you are an otherwise healthy individual, you should start eliminating your bad breath by brushing your teeth after each meal. If that doesn’t correct the problem, you can also floss your teeth after each meal and use a special tongue scraper to ensure that all the broken down food particles are removed from your mouth. In addition to revving up your oral hygiene routine, you should ensure that you are well hydrated and that your mouth does not become dry too often. This is important because saliva helps you naturally wash away food particles and fight bacteria in your mouth. If you take an oral medication that causes a dry mouth, you can use special mouthwashes or chew more sugarless gum to help increase saliva production.

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• Endodontics

  Endodontic treatment or a ‘root canal‘ is needed when the soft tissue inside your tooth becomes infected or traumatized. An infection in the root of your tooth, if left untreated, can become very painful. Root canals do not have to be painful. If treated before the infection is allowed to progress, it can be a simple procedure. Dr. Mandy and Dr. Mark put their patients’ comfort first. They encourage patients to discuss their concerns openly, so they can make sure you have the pain and anxiety relief you need before getting started. This can be accomplished through local anesthetics and/or sedation dentistry techniques. The root canal or endodontic procedure should only take one to two office visits to complete and is accomplished using the following steps: The infected pulp material is removed The tooth canal is cleaned thoroughly The canal is filled and resealed If necessary, a dental crown is applied to reinforce the tooth or cosmetically enhance its appearance

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• Dental Implants

  Dental implants are the longest-lasting and most functionally restorative tooth replacement option. Our Georgetown implant dentists provide a variety of implant types, enabling us to offer this remarkable solution to nearly everyone. If you have questions about dental implants or believe you could benefit from this service, give us a call at 512-598-0620 or contact us online to schedule a consultation at our Georgetown, TX office today. Benefits offered by Dental Implants Depending on the type of dental implants you have placed, permanence will be one of the biggest benefits offered by this treatment. Unlike dentures and dental bridges that can come loose or fall out, most dental implants are secured by metal framework or bone, enabling them to stay in place for a lifetime. Additional benefits offered by dental implants include: Full restoration of bite tension Complete functional restoration No special care required No reliance on adjacent teeth for support Implants placed into bone will also protect against jaw shrinkage and collapse. When a tooth is missing, so too is its root, and it is the root of teeth that informs the body that bone is needed in specific areas of the jaw. Most tooth replacement options simply address the missing crown. Dental implants replace the root, continuing those signals and preventing the body from utilizing jawbone minerals elsewhere. During your initial consultation, we would be happy to discuss this in greater detail. Am I a Good Dental Implants Candidate? The best candidates for dental implants are in generally good health, free of gum disease and excessive tooth decay, and prepared for oral surgery. There will be a recovery period following the placement of your implants. Good candidates need to be prepared to take a few days off to rest and to follow postoperative instructions during that time. The density of your jawbone will play a role in your dental implant candidacy as well, though with our many implant options, should not preclude patients with narrow or significant jawbone deterioration. The best way to learn if you are a good candidate is through a one-on-one consultation with Dr. Mandy or Dr. Mark. Types of Dental Implants While there are many types of dental implants, root form implants are far and away the most common. Placed directly into jawbone, root form implants undergo a process called osseointegration by which they become a permanent part of the jaw. Once this process has completed, root form implants can be used to support a crown, bridge, or dentures, making them ideal for a variety of tooth restorations. Our Georgetown implant dentists may recommend root form implants to support a bridge if you are missing several teeth in a row. Using implants to support a dental bridge allows us to rebuild your smile with fully functional teeth. We also offer implant supported dentures for patients who need to replace an entire arch of teeth. Implant supported dentures are stronger and more reliable than traditional options, and provide the greatest restoration of function and beauty. Implant supported dentures snap into place with as few as two implants, though up to four may be needed for an entire arch. With either option, these dentures eliminate the frustration and insecurity brought about by traditional methods of securing artificial teeth. During your dental implants consultation at our Georgetown area office, we will carefully assess your jaw, discuss all of your options, and help you choose the implant type best suited to meet your needs.

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• Dentures

  Dentures don’t just fill the gap in your smile left by missing teeth. They also restore health and function to your whole mouth, with specific benefits including: Clearer speech Improved chewing ability Better support for facial features and remaining natural teeth Renewed confidence and self-assurance Make no mistake, these are not your grandparents’ dentures. Our doctors use advanced techniques that allow a better fit and function and reverse the sunken-in appearance that is so often seen following tooth loss. Not only can this take years off of your appearance, it can restore poise, improve self-esteem, and allow you to feel comfortable no matter what your day brings. During your free denture consultation at our Georgetown office, we will happily discuss these benefits in greater detail to help you understand just how impactful a restored smile can be. Our Denture Options Whether you need a complete denture to replace an arch of teeth or a partial denture to replace just a few missing teeth, Dr. Mandy and Dr. Mark use the most progressive labs and materials to provide you a customized prosthesis designed to look just like natural teeth. Our dentists offer three different types of dentures: Conventional: These rest on the gum tissue and are usually supported by adhesives. Snap-on: These are supported by dental implants and are removable by the patient. Screw-retained: These are also implant supported, but they can only be removed by the dentist. By anchoring the denture with dental implants, it will also feel like natural teeth and stay put inside of the mouth, allowing you to eat, talk, and laugh without worry. A key advantage of implant-supported dentures is stimulation of your jaw bone. By preventing the bone loss that occurs after losing a tooth, dental implants keep the other teeth from shifting in your mouth, further preserving the look and function of your teeth and entire face. Personalized Denture Treatment Planning No two mouths are the same, so our dentists create dentures that are custom designed for each individual’s unique needs. Combining advanced experience with the latest techniques and technology, Dr. Mandy and Dr. Mark also personalize treatment through: Sessions with a TENS (transcutaneous electrical neural stimulation) unit to relax muscles and help you maintain optimal physiological position and fit Golden proportion calipers to ensure a more aesthetic, natural-looking smile that eliminates the sunken-in look – some patients even experience a “facelift” effect Careful evaluation and patient communication before dentures are fabricated to keep post-delivery adjustments to a minimum ​Are Dentures Right for You? If you’ve lost one or more teeth due to age, injury, or illness, dentures are a tooth replacement option that can help rebuild the function of your teeth and the overall health of your smile. Our Georgetown area dentists can recommend comfortable, natural looking dentures that fit the unique shape of your smile and restore function and beauty with uncompromising quality and lasting results.

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• TMJ Therapy

  When your jaw alignment or bite is not correct and the jaw muscles are not able to relax as they should in their normal position, pain begins to develop around the temporomandibular joint (where the skull and jawbone connect) and its surrounding muscles. When this happens, it is referred to as Temporomandibular joint dysfunction (TMJ or TMD). Experts estimate that TMD (temporomandibular joint disorder) is the third largest health problem facing Americans today. Left untreated, TMD can lead to a number of other serious health concerns. Jaw muscles that are routinely strained can make everyday tasks difficult and uncomfortable – including chewing, swallowing, speaking, and even making certain facial expressions. Plus, TMD has been linked to migraine and tension headaches, neck and back pain, insomnia, and anxiety. If you’re suffering from TMD, we can help. Drs. Mandy and Mark have treated many patients in the Georgetown area, and they would be glad to do the same for you. During your consultation, they will combine leading-edge equipment with their advanced training in neuromuscular dentistry to diagnose and treat your condition. We’ll help you feel better soon.

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• Sleep Apnea and Snoring

  Sleep apnea is a frighteningly common disorder, impacting an estimated 1 in 5 males and almost as many females. Marked by periods where you quite literally stop breathing during normal sleep cycles, symptoms of sleep apnea may include: Loud snoring Choking or gasping for air Restlessness Feeling fatigued upon waking Waking with dry mouth Grinding during sleep Headaches and Migraines Additional symptoms of sleep apnea include waking with a sore throat, memory and concentration problems, and mood swings. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, please contact our Georgetown sleep apnea dentists online or by calling 512-598-0620 to schedule a free consultation and learn how we can help. What Is Obstructive Sleep Apnea? There are two basic types of sleep apnea: central and obstructive. Central sleep apnea is typically caused by underlying medical issues and is far less common. Obstructive sleep apnea, often just called OSA, may have many more underlying causes. These include: Obesity A sedentary lifestyle Tobacco use Excessive alcohol consumption Narcotic use Genetic factors OSA accounts for roughly 80% of all sleep apnea cases and, when left untreated, can lead to serious or even fatal complications. New research has found that OSA increases risks for heart attack and stroke, hypertension, type 2 diabetes, and mental health problems including aggression and depression. The best way to avoid these more serious complications is to seek treatment for OSA as soon as you recognize its symptoms. Georgetown sleep apnea dentists Dr. Mandy and Dr. Mark understand the dangers of untreated OSA and other sleep apnea dental issues. We are prepared to work swiftly to help you find a solution for your condition that can assist in reducing your risks for serious complications. Treating Sleep Apnea Many cases of sleep apnea benefit from CPAP treatment. CPAP uses machinery to force air into the nose or mouth via tubes or facemasks. While necessary when breath cessation is linked to a medical condition, this method is both obtrusive and overly aggressive for most early and moderate cases of OSA. In fact, many people struggling with OSA find CPAP interferes with sleep even more than the condition alone. Our dentists provide alternative sleep apnea treatments including customized oral devices that can help keep airways open and airflow unobstructed without intrusive tubing, loud machinery, or forced air. Comfortable and fully customized to your mouth, these devices have a proven efficacy and long history of successfully treating OSA and chronic snoring. In the more severe conditions a combination of the oral appliance with CPAP may prove to be your most effective solution. During your sleep apnea treatment consultation, we will discuss lifestyle changes in addition to traditional therapies to help ensure you understand all that may be required to reduce your risks for fatal complications and restore a restful and complete night’s sleep. Contact Our Experienced Sleep Apnea Dentists for Diagnosis & Treatment To schedule your free sleep apnea treatment consultation, please contact Aesthetic Dentistry of Georgetown today. We provide customized OSA treatment for men, women, and children living in Georgetown and all surrounding areas of Texas.

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• Sedation Dentistry

  Many patients become nervous or anxious before and during the cosmetic and restorative procedures we perform. To ensure that you can be relaxed and comfortable during your appointment, Dr. Mandy and Dr. Mark offer sedation dentistry services. Sedation dentistry involves administering a mild sedative to help patients relax during their dental visits. We can safely remove their anxiety about dental work, yet they will be conscious and able to communicate with us. Dr. Mandy and Dr. Mark provide oral conscious sedation, which entails giving the patient an oral medication to take one to two hours before the dental appointment. This will keep the patient conscious and able to respond, yet in a very deeply relaxed state. Alternatively, Dr. Mandy or Dr. Mark can administer nitrous oxide, or “laughing gas” to relax the patient. With all types of dental sedation, we recommend that patients have a friend or family member drive them to and from their appointment.

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• BOTOX® Therapy

  You may be familiar with BOTOX® and its rejuvenation benefits, and we have exciting news that makes it more convenient for you to take advantage of these benefits! We offer BOTOX® in our Georgetown, TX dentist office for much more than just eliminating wrinkles. From improving the look of your skin to relieving the pain of your temporomandibular joint (TMJ), BOTOX® is changing lives at Aesthetic Dentistry of Georgetown, and you can take advantage of this at your regular routine cleanings while you are already here! To learn more about how we can transform your teeth into your new smile, download our FREE e-book here. Aging is a normal process, but that doesn’t mean you have to live with the effects all over your face. Excessive wrinkling can cause a loss of confidence, but we can help. We are proud to offer BOTOX® as part of our collection of cosmetic dentistry services. The next time you visit us for a dental cleaning or exam, ask us if BOTOX® is an option to bring a youthful look back to your skin! When used around your forehead, eyes, mouth, neck, and/or gummy smile, it will simply relax those muscles, which allows the skin to smooth. We take BOTOX® beyond aesthetics. Patients living with headaches, migraines, or jaw pain related to their TMJ can benefit from this treatment. When BOTOX® is used in these areas, it causes deep relaxation. For patients suffering with TMJ pain, we can use a small dose of BOTOX® in the muscles causing the pain, allowing them to relax and the pain to settle away. Most patients will feel relief from TMJ pain within a few days as their joint is allowed to rest and heal. This is one strategy of many that we can use to help you end your pain and get relief from temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD).

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• Wellness Plan

  We are excited to be able to offer this way to reward your diligence in taking care of your mouth and hope this is more helpful than dental insurance. Here is a list of the benefits and services you have purchased. Your Annual Wellness Plans include: Your hygiene visits Regular X-rays Doctor exams Sonicare refill heads (or a manual toothbrush) One emergency visit with an X-ray One whitening refill 5% courtesy savings on restorative treatment you may need This represents over $400 in savings for you as well as the health benefits and improved immune system that excellent dental and hygiene care creates! Studies have shown that people who use a program like this enjoy a healthier mouth, and by extension, healthier life! In terms of the ‘fine print’, the only thing we ask is that you make your appointments as scheduled and if you need to change your reserved time, give us at least 48 hours advance notice as any missed hygiene visits cannot be refunded.

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