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What Treatments Does a Pain Free Dentist Provide?

A "pain-free dentist" typically focuses on providing dental treatments with minimal discomfort or pain for the patient. Here are some common treatments and techniques that a pain-free dentist might offer:

Local Anesthesia: Dentists use local anesthesia to numb the area being worked on, ensuring that the patient feels little to no pain during procedures such as fillings, root canals, or tooth extractions.

Sedation Dentistry: This involves administering medication to help patients relax during dental procedures. It can range from mild sedation (oral sedatives) to deeper sedation (intravenous sedation or general anesthesia), depending on the patient's anxiety level and the complexity of the procedure.

Gentle Techniques: Pain-free dentists often use gentle techniques and modern equipment to minimize discomfort during procedures. For example, they may use laser technology for certain treatments, which can be less invasive and cause less pain than traditional methods.

Patient Education and Communication: Pain-free dentists prioritize patient education and communication, explaining procedures thoroughly and addressing any concerns or anxieties the patient may have. This helps alleviate fear and discomfort during the dental visit.

Comfort Amenities: Some pain-free dental practices offer comfort amenities such as soothing music, comfortable seating, and even virtual reality headsets to distract patients and create a more relaxed atmosphere.

Preventive Care: Pain-free dentists emphasize preventive care to avoid dental issues that can lead to pain in the future. This includes regular dental cleanings, check-ups, and patient education on proper oral hygiene practices.

Customized Treatment Plans: Each patient's needs and sensitivities are unique, so pain-free dentists tailor treatment plans accordingly. They may offer options such as alternative materials for fillings or crowns to minimize sensitivity or discomfort.

Post-Procedure Care: Pain-free dentists provide thorough instructions for post-procedure care to minimize discomfort or pain after treatment. They may also prescribe pain medication or recommend over-the-counter remedies as needed.

Overall, a pain-free dentist aims to create a comfortable and stress-free experience for patients while addressing their dental needs effectively.

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Periodontics          

Periodontal disease (also known as gum disease) is one of the most common health conditions in the world?in fact, over 70% of Americans suffer from some form of gum disease. The worse part for  many people is that they do not  even realize it until their case has reached an advanced stage. At Crest Family Dental, Dr Shyam Shivareddy and his staff keep a very close eye on your teeth and gums during regular check-ups so periodontal disease does not show. We also provide personalized therapy to reverse symptoms and leave you with a better, brighter smile.

Contact out Hartford, CT office locations if you have any questions for Dr. Shyam, or you can go ahead and schedule your first appointment. We welcome patients from all over West Hartford, East Hartford, including Bloomfield, Manchester, Glastonbury, Rocky Hill, Newington Farmington, and Wethersfield and beyond.

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Benefits of Night Guards

A night guard is a protective tray that fits teeth and protects from damage during sleep. Many people grind or clench their teeth while they sleep, a condition called bruxism, or have other temporomandibular disorders. Others may experience jaw discomfort at night, prompting the use of night guards. The benefits of wearing a night guard make it a worthy investment for individuals that experience pain in their teeth, jaw, or neck due to bruxism and other conditions. A pediatric dentist in Bloomfield 06002 can assess your child’s teeth and decide whether or not a night guard will benefit them. 

Less Tension

 Night guards are designed to reduce the stress that is placed on the joints of your jaw and muscles. This tension leads to pain when it is continuous. Many people do not notice they clench their jaw, but when it occurs it can wear down tooth enamel and make jaw muscles ache. A pediatric dentist Hartford professional can make sure the guard is fitted to your child’s teeth for increased comfort. 

Reduces Headaches

 Night guards can help prevent headaches by taking away the tension that builds up as a result of clenching the jaw and TMD. Neck pain is also reduced by wearing guards at night. A pediatric dentist Weatogue professional can diagnose TMD in your child and prevent associated symptoms. 

Prevents Damage

 Teeth can be damaged when they are constantly being put under pressure. The main benefit of wearing a night guard is to protect teeth from damage caused by grinding during sleep. Your teeth can be chipped, fillings can be damaged, and your enamel will be worn down. Bloomfield Pediatric Dentistry has a dentist in Windsor, Tariffville, Simsbury, Granby, Avon, Bloomfield, and East Windsor. 

Night guards are important for individuals with bruxism and other disorders that cause tooth pain, jaw clenching, and tension in the jaw joints. They can lead to the improvement of sleep, healthier teeth, less headaches, and less tension in the neck and other muscles. A Bloomfield pediatric dentist Poquonock, CT professional can take care of any of your child’s dental needs.

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CANTLON: SANTOS TOP MAN IN THE EHL

BY: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings NEWINGTON, CT - Spending time with a league commissioner provides a glimpse into just how harried and crazed of a life that it can be. It also reveals a greater appreciation as to how difficult the business side of hockey can be. Mike Santos, is in his fourth season as the Executive Director of the Eastern Hockey League (EHL), a USA Hockey Tier III league that held one of their six Showcase events of its season last week at the Newington Ice Arena. A showcase events allows the public to see another level of junior hockey, but more importantly, it provides an opportunity for collegiate coaches and scouts, the chance to look for prospects to fill roster openings. The host team, the Connecticut Chiefs, includes ex-Hartford Whaler, Yvon “Ike” Corriveau, as an operator. There's another Connecticut team in the league, the RoughRiders. They are coached by Eric Lind (New Canaan/Avon Old Farms) who played for three Danbury minor pro teams, the Trashers (UHL), the Mad Hatters (EPHL), and the Whalers (FHL). Several other coaches have Connecticut ties. Chris Cerrella is the Head Coach of the New Hampshire Avalanche (Quinnipiac University/New Haven Knights (UHL). He was also the coach of the Hartford Jr. Wolf Pack for six years.  Adam Houli (Gunnery Prep/Trinity College) (NESCAC) and Danbury Whalers) (FHL) coaches the New Jersey 87’s. Three hours with Santos was like hanging with Al Pacino in Donnie Brasco, “Lets walk and talk." Santos, who started out his hockey executive life as the marketing director for the departed New Haven Nighthawks. Now, as EHL commissioner, on this day he was an uncle, commissioner, business trade analyst, well-informed fan and he is all of those things to the EHL. Hockey, for the Massachusetts native and Florida resident, is in his DNA. His sneakers get a frequent work out at these Showcases and as Commissioner, he makes the final call. Santos demonstrated his avuncular side while chatting with one of the youngest players in the league, Cole Scott, of the East Coast Wizards (Bedford, MA). Santos inquired and encouraged Scott's play. He asked how he was doing at school and wondered if he had a driving companion? “Hockey is a lot of retail at this level. There's a lot more hands-on work and one-on-one communication that's required.” Santos then walked to his left and handled a delicate and thorny issue tactfully about a potential ownership change with one of his teams and then arranged a meeting with an interested party. “We had our Board of Governors meeting yesterday and, like any league, there are a variety of issues we're dealing with. There are different owners, all with their own issues. You would be amazed how it permeates to the youngest levels of hockey. You would be amazed how many youth teams that are actually owned by someone. We’re talking 10, 11, 12-year-olds. It's more complicated at this level dealing with people and egos. There’s never a dull moment,” Santos, who also serves on USA hockey junior and legal councils, said. One of many stories Santos shared that best exemplifies the trials and tribulations he encounters was regarding the handling of player safety, which has progressed at all levels in the past five years and become priority number one. “One young man barks at the referee one too many times and gets hit with a misconduct for not having his mouthpiece in. The coach calls later all upset. He’s concerned the player is being scouted by such-and-such schools today and they hit him with a misconduct for not having on a mouthpiece. We don’t enforce that here.” Santos shoots back, “Are you serious ? Really? Its on page one of the league handbook. It's a policy directive from USA Hockey. You want to argue that before a judge if some kid’s parents are suing because the kid suffered a head injury in a league game? Tell the judge, we have the rule, but we don’t enforce it…ooh that would go over just great,” Santos said with a very heavy dose of sarcasm in his still audible Massachusetts accent. Point noted and he takes out his cell phone to show pictures of another player who was injured in the league recently and the dental damage from wearing just a half visor not understanding why any player would not opt for full face protection. Santos career has prepared him well. He worked for the NHL as a Manager of Special Events in Montreal and New York and in 1993 he ran the NHL Draft in Hartford. He was also on the management side of the game serving as an assistant GM/Director of Hockey Ops with the New York Islanders, Nashville Predators, and Florida Panthers. He has also helped to run the AHL operations of their affiliates in Lowell, Rochester, Milwaukee, and San Antonio. Santos was the Commissioner and President of the North American Hockey League (NAHL) where he steered the league out of chaos and into prosperity. He was also the President of the Norfolk Admirals (ECHL) for two seasons. Santos has seen the game grow in quality, financially, and in complexity. He also has a JD degree from St. John’s University. Two areas where he sees big changes being needed are in the cost of equipment, and in better development programs for officiating, and growing college hockey properly. Walking through the pro shop, Santos stops to look at the racks of the shiny graphite sticks. “What’s the real difference in the weight and technology of these sticks,” he said while sampling a few. “(Not much), and look at the price tag. $250 per stick. Get a dozen of those, that’s more than $3,000, and if they break, which they invariably do, that’s a lot of money for a kid. Outfitting a growing kid at like $2,000 or more is something that has to get addressed or we're gonna price out certain kids from the game. "I remember as a kid we used any stick we could get. In high school, we got Christian sticks for free. The coach would drop a box in the center of locker room, so I used them. In college, there was a choice of Titan or KOHO. I still only managed a couple of goals a season. It wasn’t the stick. There are no wood sticks anymore. Major League Baseball still mandates wood bats. The NHL has a chance to do the same thing, but chose another path. I’m not sure what the formula is to deal with this, but the costs associated with the game from ice time to the equipment is considerable,” said Santos, a Boston College grad with a Masters degree from the US Sports Academy. His lawyer skills came in handy with the NAHL. He helped to draft a constitution, and put a solid structure in place. The league is still in business and thriving. The players in the USHL, or NAHL, that are future college prospects, can go to, or come to the league if need be, in order to maintain their NCAA eligibility and elevate their game. It's now coast-to-coast and a major component for Division I college hockey. The EHL is on the same path. "More kids are playing out West, and the non-traditional markets are no longer non-traditional any longer. Now we have more kids from Texas, Arizona and Southern California playing hockey.  Clearly, we have players for all levels, including Division I, and we have a great many Division II and III schools here today. The player pool is spread throughout the country and with the high quality college club programs too. I was in Los Angeles last summer walking by a construction site near UCLA. I ask the guy, 'What are you building?' A new football building. The other one is like 10-15 years old. The money is there, and all the work the Kings have done out there, I think both USC, and UCLA could both have D1 teams. They both had very strong club programs for years. Arizona State’s new building will be ready in two years. Washington, Oregon, Utah, Oklahoma, and Texas have the resources, the land, and the program infrastructure to do this. The players are available. It's having the access. If you want to really grow the game nationally, that's very important and necessary with the amount of hockey being played out West.” Next Santos went rink-side to watch some game action with Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) head coach, Sean Walsh. They witness a kid nailing another kid in the corner with a head shot with about five seconds left in the game. A game misconduct was handed out. Santos' keen eye for detail watches the post-game interaction with the head coach of the kid hit with the game misconduct. “Look at him, trying to work over the ref and the assistant with the linesman. It was the right call. The game’s over and you drill a kid like that, no need for it.” He walks away as the linesman leaves the arena to chat with him about the play. A few head coaches stop by to chat on a few things going on at the Showcase. He inquires how their hotel accommodations were. Then his phone rings and a former NHL’er involved with one of the teams is calling to discuss future scheduling. Santos starts running down a composite game structure off the top of his head for total games played, home and away, and the regional opponents that are possible without blinking or looking anything up. “Things are always evolving and you’re often planning ahead on one subject or another. Junior hockey is changing and you have to keep adapting and these showcases are an example of the growth of the game. The kids are coming from many different places and we give them an avenue to do so.” Santos and the EHL's work will always be a part of the growing showcase of the mosaic of hockey in the US. Read the full article

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Benefits of Keeping Wisdom Teeth and its Disadvantages

Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last set of molars that typically emerge in a person's late teens or early twenties. Whether it is beneficial to keep wisdom teeth or not can vary from person to person. Here are some advantages and disadvantages of keeping wisdom teeth:

Benefits of Keeping Wisdom Teeth:

No Need for Extraction: If your wisdom teeth grow in properly and do not cause any issues, there is no need for extraction, which means you won't have to undergo a surgical procedure.

Chewing Function: Wisdom teeth can contribute to better chewing and grinding of food, potentially improving your overall oral function.

Natural Alignment: In some cases, wisdom teeth can help maintain the alignment of adjacent teeth by filling the space left by a missing tooth.

Reserve Teeth: In the event that you lose other molars due to decay or injury, healthy wisdom teeth can serve as reserve teeth for chewing.

Disadvantages of Keeping Wisdom Teeth:

Impaction: Wisdom teeth often do not have enough space to fully emerge, leading to impaction. Impacted wisdom teeth can cause pain, swelling, and infection. They may push against adjacent teeth, causing misalignment.

Infection and Gum Disease: Wisdom teeth are located at the back of the mouth, making them difficult to clean properly. This can lead to the accumulation of food particles and bacteria, increasing the risk of infection and gum disease.

Cysts and Tumors: In rare cases, cysts and tumors can form around impacted wisdom teeth, which may require more extensive surgical procedures for removal.

Tooth Decay: Wisdom teeth can be more challenging to clean due to their location, leading to a higher risk of tooth decay.

Crowding: The eruption of wisdom teeth can cause crowding in the mouth, potentially shifting the position of existing teeth and requiring orthodontic treatment.

Pain and Discomfort: Wisdom teeth can cause significant pain and discomfort when they are emerging or if they become impacted.

Difficulty in Oral Hygiene: Wisdom teeth are positioned at the back of the mouth, making it hard to reach them for proper cleaning and maintenance.

The decision to keep or remove wisdom teeth should be made on an individual basis and should involve consultation with a dentist or oral surgeon. They will consider factors such as the size and alignment of your jaw, the angle at which the wisdom teeth are emerging, and any current or potential issues related to your oral health.

In many cases, due to the common problems associated with wisdom teeth, extraction is recommended to prevent future complications. Early evaluation by a dental professional can help determine the best course of action for your specific situation.

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Best Treatments For Teeth Sensitivity

Teeth sensitivity can be a common and uncomfortable dental condition, but there are several effective treatments to help alleviate the discomfort. However, it's important to consult a dentist to determine the underlying cause of your sensitivity before starting any treatment. Here are some of the best treatments for teeth sensitivity:

Desensitizing toothpaste: Switch to a toothpaste specially formulated for sensitive teeth. These toothpaste brands contain compounds that help block sensations from reaching the nerves in your teeth.

Fluoride treatments: Your dentist can apply fluoride varnish or gel to strengthen the enamel and reduce sensitivity.

Dental sealants: These thin, protective coatings are applied to the chewing surfaces of your teeth to protect them from sensitivity and decay.

Avoid acidic foods and drinks: Acidic substances can erode tooth enamel, exacerbating sensitivity. Limit your intake of acidic foods and drinks like citrus fruits, soda, and fruit juices.

Soft-bristled toothbrush: Use a soft-bristled toothbrush and avoid aggressive brushing, as it can wear down the enamel and cause sensitivity.

Gentle flossing: Be gentle when flossing to avoid irritating the gums and causing further sensitivity.

Mouthguard for teeth grinding: If you grind your teeth, a custom-made mouthguard can protect your teeth from further enamel loss.

Fluoride mouthwash: Rinse with a fluoride mouthwash to strengthen tooth enamel and reduce sensitivity.

Avoid teeth whitening products: Teeth whitening treatments, especially those with harsh chemicals, can worsen sensitivity. If you want to whiten your teeth, consult your dentist for safer options.

Gum grafting: In severe cases of gum recession, a gum graft may be necessary to cover exposed tooth roots and reduce sensitivity.

Dental procedures: If the sensitivity is caused by dental issues like decay or cracked teeth, appropriate dental treatments, such as fillings or crowns, may be necessary to address the problem.

Remember, while these treatments can help manage teeth sensitivity, it's crucial to identify and address the underlying cause of the sensitivity for long-term relief. Regular dental check-ups will help you stay on top of your oral health and address any concerns early on. Always consult your dentist for personalized advice and treatment options based on your specific dental condition. Crest Family Dental, your premier destination for exceptional dental care in Hartford, CT. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing personalized treatments and helping you achieve a healthy, beautiful smile.

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Sports Guard

Kids who play sports are prone to athletic injuries. Dental injuries are the most common type of facial injuries sustained while playing sports. Sports guard is a protective device which can prevent damage to teeth and surroundings oral tissues.  The two types of sports guard that are available in the market are custom-made and other one is over the counter.

Sealants

Sealants are number one tooth decay barrier. Its is a clear resin material that protects tooth surface which has deep grooves and pits. These sealants are not as strong as a filling, so don¡Çt be surprised if these sealants break and need to be replaced from time to time.

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Teeth Whitening

Invisalign takes a modern approach to straightening teeth, using a custom-made series of aligners created for you and only you. These aligner trays are made of smooth, comfortable and virtually invisible plastic that you wear over your teeth. Wearing the aligners will gradually and gently shift your teeth into place, based on the exact movements your dentist or orthodontist plans out for you. There are no metal brackets to attach and no wires to tighten. You just pop in a new set of aligners approximately every two weeks, until your treatment is complete. You will achieve a great smile with little interference in your daily life. The best part about the whole process is that most people wont even know you're straightening your teeth.

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Meet The Doctor

We at Crest Family Dental are a small team of dedicated dental professionals with extensive training and experience in the latest techniques. We love to see you smile and take great pride in offering state-of-the-art dental techniques in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. We are committed to providing the ultimate experience for every patient who walks through our doors. With exemplary guest service, thorough and continuous education of our team, and the employment of the most advanced techniques in the field, we are devoted to helping you achieve a radiant, healthy smile!

Our team at Crest Family Dental

Dr. Sam (Shyam) Shivareddy

Dr. Shivareddy graduated with a D.D.S. from New York University (NYU) college of Dentistry. He moved back to the Northeast from Florida a few years ago. Connecticut is now home for him, where he lives with his wife (who is also a dentist).

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Dentures              

Dentures replace teeth that have become loose, or have been lost due to bone loss. Replacing lost teeth with dentures allows you to eat and talk as naturally as possible.

Full & Partial Dentures

Missing a couple of teeth might be a huge inconvenience for people, but missing most or even all of your teeth quickly becomes a nightmare making even simple activities like eating and speaking embarrassingly difficult.   Dr. Shyam Shivareddy helps you regain a reliable smile with a custom-made full or partial denture. Both designs are personalized to suit your mouth and restorative needs, and because they¡Çre removable they are easily cleaned and stored.

If you are looking for a stable solution, implant-retained dentures are also available at our Hartford , Ct Crest Family Dental practice!

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Dental Fillings            

Fillings are the most common dental procedure thats performed in any dental office. When you have a cavity or decay your dentist removes/drills it and fills the hole with fillings.

Fillings are two types:

Tooth colored filling or Composite

Silver fillings or Amalgam

How do Bridges Work?

Silver fillings might have existed since hundred years, they are also called amalgam fillings. It consists of silver and Mercury.

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Endodontics              

Endodontic also commonly known as root canal treatment becomes necessary when a cavity is allowed, through neglect, to spread all the way to the pulp. Sometimes deep restorations or trauma to a tooth can cause the nerve to be damaged to the point that it needs root canal procedure.

There is a lot going on beneath the surface of your smile. In fact, just under your teeth are the roots and root canals, which become infected in cases of severe decay or traumatic injury. With root canal therapy, Dr. Shyam Shivareddy cleans out dangerous bacteria and protects hurting teeth from the threat of extraction. Despite its bad reputation, patients shouldn't let the words root canal strike fear into their hearts ?this procedure has an impressively high success rate, and with todays advancements in anesthesia and technology, its more comfortable than ever before.

If you are looking for a root canal in Hartford, CT you have come to the right place.  Dr. Shyam Shivareddy at Crest Family Dental proudly serves West Hartford, east Hartford, Bloomfield, Windsor, South Windsor, Manchester, Glastonbury, Rocky Hill, Newington, Farmington, wethersfield  and surrounding areas are always welcome.

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Fluoride

Fluoride from drinking water and other sources such as toothpaste can strengthen tooth enamel and help prevent tooth decay. Fluoride is an important mineral for all children. Bacteria in the mouth combine with sugars and produce acid that can harm tooth enamel and damage teeth. Fluoride protects teeth from acid damage and helps reverse early signs of decay. Make sure your children are drinking plenty of water and brushing with toothpaste that has fluoride in it.

Baby bottle tooth decay

It is also called as Nursing decay. This type of decay is caused due to continuous exposure to liquids that are high in sugar content and acidic in nature.

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Childrens Dentistry

We strongly feel that pediatric dental care is essential for giving children the proper foundation for a healthy life, from childhood through adolescence and beyond.

The AAPD recommends that a child's first dental visit occur shortly after the first tooth erupts and no later than the child's first birthday. But according to the 2005 National Survey of Childrens Health (NSHC), only 10 percent of 1-year olds and 23.8 percent of 2-year olds had been taken for a preventive dental care visit in the past year.

Studies show that children with poor oral health perform worse in school and have less success later in life,says American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) President Philip H. Hunke, D.D.S., M.S.D.Establishing the right oral care habits early helps get kids headed on the path to a lifetime of good oral health.

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Dental Veneers          

Dental veneers have become an extremely popular cosmetic dental solution for improving your smile. Veneers are an excellent way to fix teeth that have become severely discolored, cracked, chipped and more. If you have small gaps between your teeth it can often be easier to consider veneers over braces for quick cosmetic results.

More affordable than crowns: A crown can actually be significantly more expensive than dental veneers and in some cases in years can be recommended as an alternative to crowns. In some situations however dental crowns will be required but a dentist can recommend when veneers could be used as a cheaper alternative to more extensive surgeries.

If you are interested in learning more about dental veneers, contact us at Crest Family Dental today at 860-251-6999.

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