Dr. Robert W. Bigelow, DDS, is accomplished and experienced in dentistry. From his offices at Midtown Richmond Dentistry, he specializes in cosmetic dentistry, general dentistry, and reconstructive dentistry. Patients in the Richmond, Virginia area can visit Midtown Richmond Dentistry for composite fillings, dental bonding, dental bridges, crowns, dentures, porcelain veneers, restoration of dental implants, and teeth whitening.
Beth, our Office Manager, has been an integral part of our practice for over 40 years, working with Dr. Grandis, Dr. Bowen, Dr. Rubinstein and now Dr. Bigelow. She attended Virginia Commonwealth University and completed a full course of study in the Dental Assisting program. Following 14-years as a chair-side assistant, Beth brought her clinical experience into our front office.
Her intimate knowledge of those who visit our practice, both as patients and as individuals, has made her a tireless advocate for patient care; and her broad experience in the intricacies of insurance reimbursement enables our patients to receive treatment with very little administrative hassle.
Beth, our Office Manager, has been an integral part of our practice for over 40 years, working with Dr. Grandis, Dr. Bowen, Dr. Rubinstein and now Dr. Bigelow. She attended Virginia Commonwealth University and completed a full course of study in the Dental Assisting program. Following 14-years as a chair-side assistant, Beth brought her clinical experience into our front office.
Her intimate knowledge of those who visit our practice, both as patients and as individuals, has made her a tireless advocate for patient care; and her broad experience in the intricacies of insurance reimbursement enables our patients to receive treatment with very little administrative hassle.
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Dr. Robert W. Bigelow, DDS, is accomplished and experienced in dentistry.
From his offices at Midtown Richmond Dentistry, he specializes in cosmetic dentistry, general dentistry, and reconstructive dentistry.
Patients in the Richmond, Virginia area can visit Midtown Richmond Dentistry for composite fillings, dental bonding, dental bridges, crowns, dentures, porcelain veneers, restoration of dental implants, and teeth whitening.
Dr. Bigelow graduated from the University of Tennessee with a BA in Psychology in 2005.
From his offices at Midtown Richmond Dentistry, he specializes in cosmetic dentistry, general dentistry, and reconstructive dentistry.
Patients in the Richmond, Virginia area can visit Midtown Richmond Dentistry for composite fillings, dental bonding, dental bridges, crowns, dentures, porcelain veneers, restoration of dental implants, and teeth whitening.
Dr. Bigelow graduated from the University of Tennessee with a BA in Psychology in 2005.
Crowns are dental treatments used to repair and protect teeth.
Crowns are also sometimes placed on top of dental implants to create a natural-looking tooth.
They can also be used as a replacement for a tooth which is not attractive due to staining or damage or provide an natural looking protective covering for tooth which is too damaged or decayed to be repaired with a filling.
These dental installations protect teeth from further harm and can improve the appearance of a tooth if it is cracked, stained, broken, or chipped.
Crowns are also sometimes placed on top of dental implants to create a natural-looking tooth.
They can also be used as a replacement for a tooth which is not attractive due to staining or damage or provide an natural looking protective covering for tooth which is too damaged or decayed to be repaired with a filling.
These dental installations protect teeth from further harm and can improve the appearance of a tooth if it is cracked, stained, broken, or chipped.
Most patients should have their teeth professionally cleaned every six months to help prevent a buildup of plaque and tartar and to maintain optimal gum and tooth health.
Having cleanings twice a year also enables the hygienist and dentist to look for early signs of gum disease so treatment can be provided to keep the disease from progressing.
Patients who have mild to moderate gum disease might need to have professional cleanings performed more often.
Gums that bleed during professional dental cleanings usually have an accumulation of bacteria.
Having cleanings twice a year also enables the hygienist and dentist to look for early signs of gum disease so treatment can be provided to keep the disease from progressing.
Patients who have mild to moderate gum disease might need to have professional cleanings performed more often.
Gums that bleed during professional dental cleanings usually have an accumulation of bacteria.
One of the most serious dental emergencies is when a tooth or teeth is knocked out.
If you have a tooth fall out or is knocked out due to trauma, you will need to visit the dentist immediately in order to preserve the chances of saving the tooth.
Without touching the root, try to nestle the tooth back in its socket.
Avoid touching the root, as contact with your skin or other bacteria could cause damage making it impossible to save.
If you cannot place the tooth in the socket, place it gently between your cheek and gums.
If you have a tooth fall out or is knocked out due to trauma, you will need to visit the dentist immediately in order to preserve the chances of saving the tooth.
Without touching the root, try to nestle the tooth back in its socket.
Avoid touching the root, as contact with your skin or other bacteria could cause damage making it impossible to save.
If you cannot place the tooth in the socket, place it gently between your cheek and gums.
A tooth extraction may be required when a tooth has sustained too much damage to be repaired.
Two of the most common reasons for tooth extractions are sudden trauma to the mouth and disease that destroys the viability of the tooth.
Another reason for tooth extraction may be tooth crowding.
This can be particularly common in young people whose teeth alignment is negatively impacted the eruption of the wisdom teeth.
Teeth removed due to over-crowding are usually removed from the back of the mouth.
Two of the most common reasons for tooth extractions are sudden trauma to the mouth and disease that destroys the viability of the tooth.
Another reason for tooth extraction may be tooth crowding.
This can be particularly common in young people whose teeth alignment is negatively impacted the eruption of the wisdom teeth.
Teeth removed due to over-crowding are usually removed from the back of the mouth.
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