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Phone: (718) 767-7276

Address: 1815 Francis Lewis Blvd, Whitestone, NY 11357

Website: http://www.braceman.com/whitestone-office-location

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Dental Examination
Even if you’re undergoing orthodontic treatment, you should still see your family dentist every six months for tooth cleanings and other dental examinations. We are delighted to work with your family dentist to ensure that you get the finest possible dental treatment.

Teeth Cleaning
Fluoride Treatment

Crowns
Anchoring devices like bands and crowns may be used to secure MARA to teeth. The molars hold the lower attachments in place. To accommodate your orthodontist's treatment plan, the top attachments may be removed.
Bridges

Dentures
Brushing your retainer gently with toothpaste and a toothbrush can help keep it clean, as will flossing between your teeth. Alternatively, your orthodontist may direct you to soak it in a denture cleaning. Keep your retainer out of the dishwasher and out of the boiling water.

Dental Implants
When a patient loses a tooth, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon will surgically implant a dental implant in the jawbone. Dental implants are non-removable and non-degradable because of their composition of titanium metal and the osseointegration process by which they become one with the jawbone. Bone loss is seldom an issue with dental implants because of the way they integrate with the jawbone throughout the healing process.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
For every orthodontist, dental school is the beginning. Some dental school grads immediately begin practicing as dentists after graduation. Others want to specialize, which takes a two- or three-year residency program to complete. The American Dental Association recognizes nine distinct dental specializations. Periodontics (dentistry concentrating on the gums) and oral surgery are two more dental specialties that you may already be acquainted with.
Jaw Surgery
Forsus™ The Forsus Fatigue Resistant Device might reduce the need for jaw surgery by promoting development in teenagers and reducing the occurrence of extreme overbites.
Maxillofacial Surgery
Oral and maxillofacial surgery treats a broad range of disorders affecting the head, neck, face, jaws, and other oral and maxillofacial tissues. The American Dental Association recognizes it as one of nine dental specialties, making it a recognized worldwide surgical specialty.
Tooth Extractions
With a fixed retainer, you’ll have metal wires that are glued to your teeth. Even though the device isn’t needed for more than a year following wisdom teeth extractions, it’s often left in place indefinitely.

Orthodontics
Welcome to North Shore Orthodontics, a respected provider of orthodontics in the Whitestone, NY community. Our practice’s top priority is to provide you the highest quality orthodontic care in a friendly, comfortable environment. Dr. Efraim Zak, Dr. Scott Friedman, and Dr. Randy Weinstein utilize the latest technological advancements to give you the beautiful smile you deserve.
Invisalign Orthodontics
Straightening your teeth using the world’s most sophisticated clear aligner has never been easier or more affordable. As a qualified Invisalign provider, we can help you obtain the smile you’ve always wanted in the most convenient and pleasant method possible.
Braces
Cleaning your teeth and braces by flossing after each meal can help you finish your orthodontic treatment on schedule. Using a floss threader or orthodontic floss is the best way to floss while wearing braces. Keep a few inches of taut floss in between your fingers by wrapping the ends of the floss around them. When flossing, use a back and forth motion to gently move the floss between the teeth. Plaque and food particles may be removed from between the teeth by using a piece of floss to clean the sides of each tooth. Once you’ve flossed all of your teeth, repeat this procedure. Ask us about a water flosser if your floss isn’t removing all of the food particles from your teeth and braces.

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