Seacoast Periodontics & Dental ImplantsA caring father/daughter team committed to clinical excellence and personalized treatment. As periodontists, we specialize in treating gum disease with conventional and laser periodontal therapy as well as dental implant placement, gum grafting and crown lengthening. We offer all levels of sedation to improve your experience and we are passionate about meeting your goals in a comfortable environment.
We ourselves have been patients of many doctors and surgeons of the years. Our experiences have convinced us that proper planning and understanding of treatment before making a final decision and proceeding is crucial. We intend to meet your needs and expectations, and to avoid surprises. We look forward to meeting with you and working closely with your referring dentist to provide you with cutting-edge, patient-centered care.
Amy and David Rosania combine 40 years' experience and training in Periodontics and Dental Implant Surgery.
We ourselves have been patients of many doctors and surgeons of the years. Our experiences have convinced us that proper planning and understanding of treatment before making a final decision and proceeding is crucial. We intend to meet your needs and expectations, and to avoid surprises. We look forward to meeting with you and working closely with your referring dentist to provide you with cutting-edge, patient-centered care.
Amy and David Rosania combine 40 years' experience and training in Periodontics and Dental Implant Surgery.
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I am a Board Certified Periodontist and Dental Implant Surgeon.
I first became interested in Periodontics and Implant Dentistry while assisting my dad as a teenager.
Building a practice and treating patients together is extremely rewarding.
Periodontics marries fine surgical skills with patient motivation, which correspond with my interests in biology, psychology and working precisely with my hands.
My patients appreciate my comprehensive approach and attention to detail.
I am committed to patient education, minimizing dental anxiety and providing the highest quality evidence-based treatment with long-lasting results.
I first became interested in Periodontics and Implant Dentistry while assisting my dad as a teenager.
Building a practice and treating patients together is extremely rewarding.
Periodontics marries fine surgical skills with patient motivation, which correspond with my interests in biology, psychology and working precisely with my hands.
My patients appreciate my comprehensive approach and attention to detail.
I am committed to patient education, minimizing dental anxiety and providing the highest quality evidence-based treatment with long-lasting results.
We offer laser therapy as an option for certain procedures.
Thirty years of research have highlighted specific conditions that benefit more from laser therapy, while others respond better to conventional surgery.
We are happy to discuss the pros and cons of each treatment choice with our patients.
We aim to achieve the best results with the least invasive approach, and we are proud of our reputation for causing minimal discomfort during and after treatment.
Thirty years of research have highlighted specific conditions that benefit more from laser therapy, while others respond better to conventional surgery.
We are happy to discuss the pros and cons of each treatment choice with our patients.
We aim to achieve the best results with the least invasive approach, and we are proud of our reputation for causing minimal discomfort during and after treatment.
This minor surgical procedure repositions your gum tissue at a lower level on your tooth.
It increases the amount of tooth structure available to retain your crown and thus greatly reduces the risk that your crown will lose its cemented connection and decay or loosen and fall out after years of chewing.
It also improves your dentists access to the area where your crown meets your tooth, which ensures that your crown will fit properly.
The procedure takes approximately one hour and is followed one week later by removal of your sutures.
It increases the amount of tooth structure available to retain your crown and thus greatly reduces the risk that your crown will lose its cemented connection and decay or loosen and fall out after years of chewing.
It also improves your dentists access to the area where your crown meets your tooth, which ensures that your crown will fit properly.
The procedure takes approximately one hour and is followed one week later by removal of your sutures.
This minor surgical procedure increases the amount of attached gum tissue around one or more teeth.
The goal is to prevent future gum recession and in some cases to cover roots of teeth where recession has already occurred.
Benefits include improved appearance, reduced risk of decay in the roots of teeth, and decreased sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet foods.
The procedure takes approximately one hour and is followed two weeks later by removal of your sutures.
Since it only requires local anesthesia, most people resume their normal schedule the same day.
The goal is to prevent future gum recession and in some cases to cover roots of teeth where recession has already occurred.
Benefits include improved appearance, reduced risk of decay in the roots of teeth, and decreased sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet foods.
The procedure takes approximately one hour and is followed two weeks later by removal of your sutures.
Since it only requires local anesthesia, most people resume their normal schedule the same day.
If you are missing one or more teeth, dental implants usually offer the best method for permanent replacement.
Dental implants replace the roots of teeth and can serve as the base for crowns, bridges, or stabilized dentures.
They are placed using a minor surgical procedure that lasts one hour or longer, depending on how many implants you need, followed one to two weeks later by removal of your sutures.
In many cases implants require the addition of bone or gum tissue to maximize long-term functional and cosmetic success.
Dental implants replace the roots of teeth and can serve as the base for crowns, bridges, or stabilized dentures.
They are placed using a minor surgical procedure that lasts one hour or longer, depending on how many implants you need, followed one to two weeks later by removal of your sutures.
In many cases implants require the addition of bone or gum tissue to maximize long-term functional and cosmetic success.
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