Diagnostic

• Dental Examination
• X-rays

Preventive

• Space Maintainers
  T emporary anchorage devices (TADs) are titanium-alloy mini screws affixed to bone temporarily to enhance orthodontic anchorage. Titanium alloys have been used as joint replacements and for dental implants for many years. These alloys are not rejected by the body. Orthodontists often use holding arches, also known as space maintainers, and headgear to control anchorage and minimize the movement of certain teeth while carrying out the

Implants

• Dental Implants

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

• Oral Surgery
• Jaw Surgery
  Pair Orthodontics embraces the latest in orthodontic technologies to reduce the overall need for this method, however it can still be required in those with improper bites, as well as those with facial aesthetic concerns. All growth must be complete before jaw surgery can be performed (Jaw growth is usually complete by 16 years with girls and 18 with boys). However it is very common to begin correcting tooth position while a patient is still growing.

Orthodontics

• Orthodontics
  A fter graduating from UCLA with a B.S. in physiologic sciences, Dr. Jason traveled north to dental school where he attended UC San Francisco, graduating with honors and being elected into Omicron Kappa Upsilon. He completed his orthodontic residency at UCLA, where he was chief resident. His research project was published in the American Journal of Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopedics, the leading peer reviewed journal in the profession. He has also had 2 Case Reports published since graduation demonstrating treatment of unusual orthodontic conditions. Once a Bruin and always a Bruin, Dr. Jason currently leads treatment planning seminars at the UCLA Orthodontic Residency Program with Dr. Borenstein, and serves as a clinical instructor. He has also continued clinical research with the residents of UCLA.
• Invisalign Orthodontics
  Available. Digital radiography, Damon System and Invisalign are just a few of the techniques we use, ensuring every patient achieves a healthy and beautiful smile. Combining the right mix of personal care, high technology and continuing education, we maintain a commitment to our patients in every facet of our practice.
• Braces
  Using a soft bristled toothbrush begin by brushing the outside of your teeth and braces holding the brush tilted at a 45 degree angle. Brush along the top and bottom of the braces using light to moderate pressure, making sure you cover every surface very carefully. Don’t forget to brush the teeth all the way in the back and behind your back molars. It’s a good practice to brush for three minutes at least twice a day. Using a timer or singing along to a song will help you keep track of your time.