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Dr. Barbara A. Tarnoski, D.M.D.
Dentist | General Practice
Dr. Tarnoski practices at Philadelphia Dental Laser and Cosmetic Dentistry, LLC. This office offers LANAP and LAPIP Laser Services. These services use the Periolase MVP-7 Laser(TM). This laser, was built specifically to treat gum disease of natural teeth (LANAP) and gum disease of implants (LAPIP). The unique wavelength targets the bacteria that causes gum disease but uses a minimally invasive, BUT highly effective treatment. With LANAP and LAPIP there is no cutting/no sewing. There is less pain. This laser stimulates YOUR OWN BODY's STEM CELLS. Your body rebuilds its own supporting tooth structures to the best of its ability. THIS IS "YOUR SECOND CHANCE" to start with a mouth free of all gum disease bacteria. All gum disease bacteria is gone in one treatment!
Good mouth care is now your future. Mouth bacteria, gum disease bacteria, are not just staying in your mouth. The research shows, bacteria in your mouth gets into your bloodstream and is traveling to your brain, liver, pancreas, kidneys, joints, bladder, (etc.). Gum Disease and ALZHEIMER'S--There is a relationship. Inflamed arteries and veins, uncontrolled High Blood Pressure, High blood sugar, Pancreatic Cancer, all have a relationship. A high percentage of these patients have or had gum disease.
Our office helps patients develop a mouth care plan. No flossing, careless brushing but you visit your dentist twice a year? Patients have their teeth in their mouth--24/7: putting food in your mouth continuously, not cleaning your mouth to remove food particles? Food particles are rotting in your mouth and along with the bacteria and this is moving all over you body and we know this can't be good. The damage from cigarettes alone has injured our bodies. You don't smoke? But what about the bacteria and the toxins roaming all over your body, this can't good. The best you can do is clean your mouth, teeth and remove the bacteria. Your significant other can also have gum disease. Close contact
transmits gum disease. Parents lack of good mouth care can affect their children.
Mouth care is major part of our office. We also work with those patients who have been in head and neck pain longer than 18 months. We work with TMJ patients but also work with patients who are still in pain.
Our office practices general dentistry.
- Drexel HIll, PA
- Temple University
- Accepting new patients
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What should I do with my cracked tooth?
How should I deal with the pain of a root canal?
chamber you may have pain with hot, sweet and cold. The chamber sends out the nerve, artery and vein grouping to each tooth. Once decay reaches the chamber, bacteria, part of the decaying process now starts to grow. The increase in the number of bacteria along with the toxic chemicals they excrete, starts destroying the nerve, artery and vein in each tooth root. Your tooth may start hurting on its own. We've discussed what is happening with the tooth in your mouth. Now what's going on with the root area is where your problem may be. While your tooth's artery, nerve and vein are being destroyed in the chamber. Dead bacteria and toxins are traveling down your tooth's root(s). Your body knows there is an infection and sends out an army of cells. You may start hurting. You may start to swell. If you were given an antibiotic to treat the infection, the infection may be gone, but the waste products from infection and maybe some still living bacteria are still irritating the tooth root area. There is a membrane surrounding your root area. We call that tooth supporting membrane, the periodontal ligament or PDL. When we bite down, the PDL acts like a trampoline, The springs on the trampoline gives you movement and the spring like action of the PDL adds to the enjoyment of eating. The area below your tooth still has a nerve artery and vein. This area may be irritated from the RCT process and/or the infection. It may take time to settle the inflammation down.
Why do I get rough patches around my back teeth?
How much does Invisalign typically cost?
I suddenly have a gap in between my front teeth. Why?
slowly getting lower. Your teeth may seem longer because as you lose bone, your gums recede. You may be putting your tongue against your teeth, moving them forward. Your dentist will discuss this with you. You can stop the spreading and take care of any gum issue!
your gums recede. Sometimes when you swallow, you put your tongue against your teeth and you are placing pressure on your teeth. With less bone supporting your teeth, your teeth are separating. The more pressure and time, the larger the gap..
What could be the reason behind the burning sensation in my gums?
on it, it feels like "razor blade"brush was used. When a sonic scale cleans out the area, the sharp pain subsides. Flossing and brushing your teeth at least twice a day. Cleaning your tongue with a tongue cleaner. Avoid acidity drinks, salty crunchy foods. Frequent salt water rinses- take 1/2 teaspoon of salt with a full 8 ounce glass of water and rinse your mouth, especially after eating or drinking. Try to avoid crunchy foods- raw vegetables, hard fruit, hard crusted breads. When it subsides be careful what you eat. For some this can be a cyclic problem.
What is the course of treatment for periodontitis?
My front tooth got chipped at the bottom. What can be done about it?
Will mouthwash erode my teeth enamel?
Should I see a dentist for TMJ?
What are the best ways to get rid of tooth sensitivity?
heal themselves. They only get worse.
Are whitening toothpastes bad for the teeth?
gums can get irritated and you will be be uncomfortable for several days. Everyone has known someone who tried whitening without having your mouth checked for gum inflammation. There are family members who have used whitening systems given to family members who had their teeth whitened in the dental office. Tooth whitening toothpastes probably are okay. If you feel that your mouth is being irritated from the toothpaste, stop using it. The whitening gels should be kept separate. Toothpastes with whitening agents in them are different from the over-the-counter whitening gels. While shopping, items are often not put back. Toothpastes with whitening agents are probably safe, as long as you don't allergies to any of the ingredients.