Jeff R. Matilsky

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33 Years

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Wheelchair accessible

(352) 376-4637Visit WebsiteMap & Directions1120 NW 8th AveGainesville, FL 32601 Write a Review

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Mon - Thu:	8:00 am - 5:00 pm

Jeff R. Matilsky

Dental Examination
Research has indicated possible links between the bacteria causing gum disease and systemic diseases like, respiratory disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, cardio vascular disease, pre-term birth, making these why visiting your dentist regularly is a must! When getting your regular dental cleanings and exams make sure to discuss any oral changes or concerns, as your dentist will screen you for oral cancer. Help the office of Dr. Jeff Matilsky help you stay healthier longer and make sure to schedule your regular cleanings and check-ups every six months unless diagnosed differently.

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Specialties

Additional Specialties: Dental General Practice

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General Info

Our full range of services include: *Preventative Care (cleanings) *Digital X-rays *Cosmetic Procedures (tooth colored fillings,) *Bleaching Techniques (tooth whitening) and *Restorative Repairs that include Implants, Crowns, Bridge Work & Dentures.

Extra Phones

Fax: (352) 373-2268

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General Dentistry

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master card, visa, amex, discover

Location

Medical Gardens

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http://www.jeffmatilskydmd.com

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Dentists, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Clinics, Dental Hygienists, Dental Labs, Endodontists, Implant Dentistry, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthodontists, Physicians & Surgeons, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers, Teeth Whitening Products & Services

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Parking: Lot, Free

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

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Phone: (352) 376-4637

Address: 1120 NW 8th Ave, Gainesville, FL 32601

Website: http://www.jeffmatilskydmd.com

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Jeff R. Matilsky

Dental Examination
Research has indicated possible links between the bacteria causing gum disease and systemic diseases like, respiratory disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, cardio vascular disease, pre-term birth, making these why visiting your dentist regularly is a must! When getting your regular dental cleanings and exams make sure to discuss any oral changes or concerns, as your dentist will screen you for oral cancer. Help the office of Dr. Jeff Matilsky help you stay healthier longer and make sure to schedule your regular cleanings and check-ups every six months unless diagnosed differently.
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Teeth Cleaning

Fillings
Veneers
Crowns
Have been a patient of Dr. Matilsky's for over 20 years. He has always been very careful and complete. The time he has taken to do my crowns just right paid off with perfect results. Staff is always beautiful. Very professional location.
Bridges
When someone looses a tooth it is one of the greatest impacts in dental health and appearance, especially a front tooth. When you have one or more teeth missing, teeth tend to drift out of position which may lead to change in your bite, loss of teeth opposing, decay and gum disease. When losing a tooth your dentist may recommend the placement of a bridge. A bridge is one or more crowns replacing teeth anchored by one or more crowns on each side. During the first visit the dentist prepares teeth on each side of the empty space to receive the crowns and makes impressions of the entire area and makes a temporary transitional bridge to wear until the permanent bridge returns from the lab. Second visit the dentist adjusts and cements the fixed bridge this way having a permanently cemented replacement.
Restorative Dentistry

Root Canal Treatment
When someone fractures a tooth, has an old filling, sensitivity, has decay or needs root canal treatment, these can all be reasons for needing a crown. Crowns strengthen and protect the remaining of the tooth structure and can even improve and perhaps help your ability to chew and the appearance of your smile. This procedure requires a first visit to prepare the structure, remove any decay and shape the tooth to accept a crown to fit, impressions and fabrication of a temporary crown to secure and protect the prepared tooth. In the second or subsequent visit the dentist removes the temporary crown, adjusts, fits and final cements the permanent crown into place.

Dentures
These are another option to replace missing teeth, in the event that none of the other options are suitable. The partial denture is made up of one or more porcelain or plastic replacement teeth. Gum colored plastic attaches the teeth to a metal framework. The partial is removable therefore it is held in your mouth with metal clasps or precision attachments that help hold the denture frame in place. In this family of dentures there are full dentures upper and lower, where all teeth are replaced or a flipper where one or a few more teeth are replaced in the very front of the mouth. These vary in price and shapes.

Dental Implants
The newest way to replace a single missing tooth or more as an alternative to bridges, partials of dentures. Implants can be made to feel and look like natural teeth. Implants consist of a simple surgical procedure where a metallic titanium object is inserted into the jaw bone to act like a natural tooth-root. Titanium is not recognized by the body’s immune system therefore it is not rejected. It actually integrates with the jawbone to give a firm support to the crown replacement that it will support.

Teeth Whitening
This is one of the most popular and easiest procedures that can be done to improve the appearance of your smile. Teeth whitening under the supervision of a dentist can be the safest and most effective method for obtaining whiter teeth; with time teeth become darker with age and exposure to substances like coffee, tea, tobacco red wine, and some foods. These yellow, brown, orange colored stains respond best to whitening. Other stains may be caused by exposure to a drug called tetracycline or to excess fluoride at a very early stage of tooth development. These gray stains can be lightened but results may not be as predictable.
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