Vinings Center For Dentistry

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Phone: (770) 433-2414

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The Shops at Vinings Main

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Liposky, Richard, DDS

Vinings Dental Group

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Phone: (770) 444-9393

Address: 3621 Vinings Slope SE Ste 4350, Atlanta, GA 30339

Website: https://www.viningsdentistry.com/privacy.html

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Dental Examination

Teeth Cleaning

Fillings
Veneers
Porcelain veneers, alternatively termed dental veneers or porcelain laminates, are water-thin shells of porcelain that are bonded to the front side of teeth creating a more attractive tooth shape and color. Porcelain veneers are routinely used as a way to make cosmetic changes for teeth that are discolored, worn, chipped, or misaligned. The translucent effect of porcelain creates a lustrous appearance for the tooth that very closely resembles the natural appearance of enamel.
Crowns
Crowns are sometimes known as "caps". They cover your entire tooth (thus the common term "cap") and are made of all porcelain, a porcelain/ceramic or metal combination. Crowns are necessary to provide support for teeth that have had old broken down fillings, teeth that are fractured or severely decayed, after a root canal, and chipped or sensitive teeth. Crowns strengthen and protect remaining tooth structure and also can be used to improve the appearance of natural teeth that are malformed, malpositioned or discolored.
Bridges
Dental Bonding
Restorative Dentistry
Dr. Arva O. Lumpkin, a native of Savannah, Georgia and has been in private practice since 1986. She has completed courses both nationally and internationally in cosmetic, restorative dentistry and dental sleep medicine and continues to seek out the best training on the latest treatment methods in these areas. She has a special interest in whole body dentistry and the connection between dental health and general health. Highly dedicated to patient care, she is a member of several organizations founded with a commitment to excellence all phases of dentistry. A leader in organized dentistry, she has held key positions in the Georgia Dental Association as Peer Review/ Ethics Committee Chairman for the Northwest District of the state. Dr. Lumpkin became a pioneer in Cobb County when she opened her private practice and became the first African-American dentist in Cobb County. She is active in the community and has held a seat on the Board of Directors of the Tommy Nobis Center and the Advisory Board of Charter Bank and Trust, now the Bank of North Georgia.

Root Canal Treatment
Root canal therapy can help save a damaged tooth. When the pulp (tissue inside the tooth that contains nerves and blood vessels) is diseased or injured, it is unable to repair itself and the pulp dies. The most common causes of pulp death are fractured teeth, leaking old fillings, tooth stress, and deep decay. All these cases can expose the pulp to bacteria found in your mouth and cause an infection inside the tooth. If the damaged or diseased pulp is not removed (by root canal therapy) the tooth and surrounding tissues become infected. Without treatment, your tooth could eventually have to be removed. If the problem is caught early enough, however, in most cases, your tooth can be saved using root canal therapy.

Gingivectomy and Gingivoplasty
Sometimes patients are unhappy with their smiles because they believe that they have very small teeth. In some cases, it is not that they have teeth that are too small; however, the problem is that they have gums that are too big. This look is usually seen as having a “gummy” smile. Correcting a gummy smile can be accomplished by a simple radiosurgical procedure. The procedure is called a Gingivectomy. Gingivectomies are performed when the amount of gum reduction necessary is minimal such as in mild gummy smiles. During a Gingivectomy, a minimal amount of gum tissue is removed with a dental laser or by a technique known as radiosurgery. The procedure is painless, requires no sutures and is done with microwaves. The gum tissues usually heal within two weeks.
Deep Cleaning

Dentures

Dental Implants
When teeth are missing and there are teeth on either side of the space, a bridge is possible as an alternative to a removable replacement for those missing teeth. Bridgework and dental implants can both frequently accomplish the same result in different ways. A bridge is called such because it bridges the open space or span. When as little as one tooth is lost, five or more other teeth may be effected and drift. This shift can cause one of several problems: jaw pain (TMJ problems), a predisposition to gum disease or decay (due to more difficult hygiene) or lastly, a collapse of the bones in the jaws that will lead to decreased chewing function and the future loss of other teeth.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery

Orthodontics

Teeth Whitening
There are two main methods of gel bleaching—one performed in office with high-concentration gel, and another with low-concentration agents at home. Performing the procedure at home is usually accomplished using low-concentration carbamide peroxide and is performed by applying a concentration of oxidizing agent to the teeth with thin plastic trays for a short period of time, which produces acceptable results. The application trays are custom made by our office for your mouth from a dental impression.
Cosmetic Dentistry

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