Dental Surgery & More for Jersey City, NJ
Many people hear dental terminology, whether it's from their dentist/staff or a friend who just had some work done. Most have an idea about what it is that they hear, but have more questions, or want to become a little more informed before making a decision regarding general or cosmetic dental treatment.
This page is designed to inform all of our patients, prospective patients, and the general public in Jersey City, NJ about some of the most commonly performed dental surgery and procedures in our office and what is involved, along with photos/images to better explain the particular service. Below is a detailed list of the services we provide.
Full Mouth X-Rays – this is a series of dental X-rays, digital or hard copy film, showing all the teeth. This includes 14 periapicals and 2 or 4 bitewings. It is also known as a complete series.
Fluoride Treatments – fluoride treatment is a mineral solution applied to teeth that helps strengthen them and prevents cavities. Our office offers both children and (susceptible) adults the option of a 60-second fluoride treatment, either with a concentrated liquid rinse or foam that is placed in a tray for 60 seconds in the patient’s mouth. With either treatment, equally effective, we recommend to abstain from eating, drinking, or rinsing for at least 30 minutes after the fluoride is administered.
Composite Fillings – our office is mercury-free. That is to say we do not place amalgam or silver fillings. We place only tooth-colored, composite fillings and have had great results and satisfaction from these esthetic and durable fillings.
To learn more about composite fillings, visit the Academy of General Dentistry’s published fact sheet.
Dental Surgery Yielding Real Results
- Severe toothache when chewing food or applying pressure
- Prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold temperatures
- Discoloration of the tooth
- Swelling and tenderness in the nearby gums
- A persistent or recurring pimple on the gums

- PFM
- All Porcelain
- Full Cast
- Replace a tooth that is unable to be repaired by a filling
- It can hold together a cracked tooth
- It may hold a bridge in place
- They may also be used for aesthetic purposes
Specialized Dental Surgery Procedures
- Dental Implant Surgery & Restoration
- Digital xrays
- Periodontal Surgeries and Grafting Procedures
- Partial and Full Dentures
- Sports and Night Guards
- Retainers
- Routine and In Depth Cleanings and Examinations
- Second Opinions, Accident Cases, and Worker's Comp Services