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(614) 505-7027Visit WebsiteMap & Directions2023 Polaris PkwyColumbus, OH 43240 Write a Review

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Mon - Wed:	12:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Thu:	7:00 am - 2:00 pm
Fri	Closed
Sat:	9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Sun	Closed

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General Info: We are a full service dental office providing care for both adults and children. Inside you will find comfortable amenities such as a coffee station in the reception room, a kids TV area, and TV in each treatment room ( including one on each ceiling!).
BBB Rating: A+
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Services/Products: Cleanings "Teeth Whitening" Crowns Veneers "Root Canals" Extractions Bonding
Neighborhood: Polaris
Other Link: Homepage
Categories: Dentists Referral & Information Service, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dentists
Other Information: Services: Cleanings "Teeth Whitening" Crowns Veneers "Root Canals" Extractions Bonding

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Phone: (614) 505-7027

Address: 2023 Polaris Pkwy, Columbus, OH 43240

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Polaris Dental Care

Dental Examination
Your dentures do not have to be removed. You must wear a nightguard to protect your brand new teeth, follow the oral care regimen given to you by your dentist, and come back every 3-4 months for a denture cleaning and oral exam.
X-rays
Your doctor will examine your mouth and order dental X-rays to find out the position of your wisdom teeth
Oral Cancer Screening
During your regular checkup visits, your dentist will also perform an oral cancer screening. This procedure is an examination of your mouth and neck to look for any signs or lesions of precancerous or cancer conditions. It is important to have these screenings at least once a year, so any signs of abnormal growths can be detected and treated early.

Teeth Cleaning
Maintaining good oral hygiene is important because it keeps your teeth and mouth healthy. However, it is recommended that you have professional dental cleanings and checkups twice a year, to keep on top of your dental health. Routine checkups are also helpful in detecting dental issues at an early stage, which helps treat them faster and avoid serious dental problems. Professional cleanings can help remove any buildup of plaque or tartar that your daily brushing and flossing cannot get to.
Fluoride Treatment
The application of fluoride is highly encouraged for children and adolescents, but adults can also benefit from fluoride treatments. This treatment can be applied during your routine checkup or professional cleaning twice a year.
Dental Sealants
Teeth have fissures and grooves, especially the molars and premolars that can collect plaque and bacteria if good oral hygiene is not practiced daily. Cavities and decay can harm the teeth if plaque and food residues are left on these fissures or grooves, which is why sealants are used to protect your teeth from cavities and decay. Dental sealants are used as a barrier to protect your teeth from decay and are made out of a clear plastic material that can be applied to the chewing surfaces of your teeth to “seal” any grooves or fissures.

Fillings
Resin Composite
A dental filling is a restorative procedure that helps repair cracks, fractures or decay on your teeth. Fillings are also used to change the size and shape of your teeth and protect them from further damage. There are different types of materials used in dental fillings such as gold, silver and composite resin. Composite resin is now favored over the other types because it can resemble the natural color of your teeth.
Veneers
Porcelain veneers are a very popular cosmetic treatment that helps restore the beauty to your smile. Porcelain veneers are ultra-thin shells and closely match the natural color of your teeth, so they are undetectable, they are highly resistant, and the properties of the porcelain mimic the shine of natural teeth. Veneers are bonded to the surface of your teeth to cover minor imperfections such as stains, cracks or chips. Porcelain veneers are very effective because not only will they enhance your appearance and the beauty of your smile, but they are also made of very strong materials so you can have full functionality too.
Crowns
Dental inlays and onlays are restorative treatments aimed at restoring moderate dental damage such as decay, fractures, and cracks, that dental fillings cannot fix, but not severe enough that it might require greater treatment such as a dental crown. An inlay is similar to a dental filling as it goes inside the tooth cavity, while an onlay is placed both inside the cavity of the tooth and on the surface of it.
Bridges
Also known as a resin-bonded bridge, this type of dental bridge can be made out of different materials such as porcelain or plastic and consists of replacement plastic teeth and gums supported by a metal or porcelain framework. This metal or porcelain wings are then bonded to your natural teeth.
Dental Bonding
Good oral hygiene is strongly recommended to maintain your cosmetic bonding, avoid using mouthwashes with alcohol as they can weaken the resin and damage the bonding. Chips, breaks, and stains can occur so be mindful of the types of foods and drinks you have, so your restorations are not affected.

Root Canal Treatment
Root canal treatments have a bad reputation for being very painful procedures, but that could not be farther from the truth. At Polaris Dental Care, root canal treatments are fast and painless procedures that can help save your teeth. A root canal treatment is necessary when the pulp inside a tooth has been infected or decayed. The pulp contains the nerves, connective tissue and blood vessels that keep the tooth alive.

Deep Cleaning
Scaling and Root Planning procedures are needed to treat gum disease when tartar and plaque are not removed and get inside the gums. If not cleaned properly, your gums will become inflamed and infected, and bone and tooth loss can occur if not treated in time. Scaling and root planning are a form of deep cleaning that tries to thoroughly clean the gums and inside of the gums so no bacteria can grow and create infections that threaten your dental health.

Dentures
If you are interested in replacing your dentures with a long-lasting, permanent dental prosthetic, All-On-4 hybrid dentures may be right for you. This is also an option for patients that cant save their teeth.
Overdentures
As implant-retained overdentures usually need fewer implants, more patients are eligible for the treatment. Other benefits include...

Dental Implants
Your doctor will examine your teeth and X-rays to determine if you are a candidate for dental implants (bone grafts or other dental procedures might be needed before to make sure your implants will be successful)

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Gum Surgery
A gum graft is a type of gum surgery that allows your dentist to treat periodontal disease and also repair gum recession by taking tissue from the roof of your mouth or adjacent teeth, and using that tissue to cover the spaces where the gums have begun to recede. This procedure is very simple and effective in stopping more severe dental problems from developing.
Tooth Extractions
After a tooth extraction, you might experience some swelling and some pain once the anesthesia wears off. Apply an icepack to reduce swelling and pain medications as prescribed by your dentist. Good oral hygiene is strongly recommended once the space has healed in order to avoid infections.
Bone Grafting

Orthodontics
Orthodontics has many variables so its difficult to estimate online. Typical cases in our office are about $4500. Minor movement can be much less, and occasionally it may cost more if additional appliances are required for treatment.
Invisalign Orthodontics
Invisalign uses a series of clear, plastic aligners to gradually shift the position of teeth, resulting in a straighter, more attractive smile.
Braces
Traditional metal braces are a still one of the best ways to correct your smile. They can correct bite position, jaw placement, malpositioned teeth, and many other orthodontic issues.

Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening has become a very popular cosmetic procedure and a very effective way to restore the beauty of your smile. This type of procedure can help lighten or eliminate tooth stains and discolorations and give you a natural bright smile. Dental discoloration or staining is very common, and it is usually caused by certain foods or drinks we consume regularly or by some medication or injury that affects the enamel in your teeth. Having a shining smile will not only enhance your appearance, but it will also increase your confidence.
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Dr. Khan is a member of the Columbus Dental Society, Ohio Dental Association, American Dental Association and the Academy of General Dentistry.

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