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- CrownsThis type of graft is used to try to cover an exposed root surface. A moon shaped incision is made in the gingiva. The two corners are left attached. The attached corners allow blood to flow through the graft. The center section of the graft is moved toward the crown of the tooth to cover the root surface. Pressure is applied for four minutes. There must be an adequate zone of attached gingiva prior to performing this procedure, if not a connective tissue graft is done initially. This is a fairly predictable procedure and typically you can achieve root coverage up to the height of the adjacent gum papillae. This series of pictures shows images from start to two weeks post operatively.
- Restorative DentistrySanta Clarita Valley Academy of Restorative Excellence. This is a high-end study club that inspires, educates and promotes excellence in restorative dentistry.
- DenturesIn this case, mini dental implants (Dentatus Atlas system) are placed along with the permanent dental implants (Nobelbiocare Tapered Groovy system). The mini dental implants are used for the purpose of stabilizing the temporary denture. By using this technique the temporary denture can be modified by removing the palatal aspect as well as decreasing the […]
- Dental ImplantsDr. Wasserstein grew up in the San Fernando Valley. He attended high school at Granada Hills High. He attended UCSB for his undergraduate studies. He completed Dental School at the UCLA School of Dentistry in 1988. Dr. Wasserstein received his Certificate in Periodontics from Emory University in 1990. Dr. Wasserstein has been in private practice in the Santa Clarita Valley since 1990 and specializes in Aesthetic Periodontal Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and Dental Implant Surgery. Dr. Wasserstein is a member of the following professional organizations...
- Oral Surgery
- Gum Surgery
- Ridge AugmentationThis patient presented with maxillary alveolar ridge atrophy. The large air space below the bridge was creating a phonetic problem as it was allowing air to pass through, creating a lisp. The patient was also concerned about the gingival aesthetics of the area. While ridge augmentation using soft and or hard tissue is also a treatment consideration, […]