Warren, Robert

read moreIt is our goal at Brooklawn Dental Associates, P.C. to offer the very best dental care to our patients. We work hard to keep our office up to date with the latest dental technologies. We also support our staff continuing its education so we are giving you the very best care that dentistry has to offer. We want to make sure that you have a smile of which you can be proud. We are dedicated to your comfort when you visit our office. We strive to give you a safe place to talk about your health. Our entire staff can help answer any questions you may have, no matter how silly you think they may be.

read moreEven though many people are concerned about the health of their mouths, it can be quite expensive to get the mouth you deserve. The only difference between inlays and onlays is how much of your tooth we have to cover. If the material is bonded to the center of the tooth, it is considered an inlay. If it covers your whole tooth or more than just one point of your tooth, it is considered an onlay. If you have any questions about dental inlays or onlays, don't hesitate to contact us today at (203) 335-6471.

read moreWe can offer many different options with Zoom! Whitening to give you a whiter smile. We offer both in-house teeth whitening as well as take-home kits so that busy individuals can professionally whiten their teeth at home while they are sleeping. With our in-house whitening, you can expect (up to eight shades) whiter teeth in around forty-five minutes. With consistent use at home, you should see results in a week or two.

read moreThere are many things that can affect the color of your teeth. Most people believe discoloration is due to plaque and dirt, but that is not always the case. You might notice that your teeth become discolored due to the food and drinks you consume. Using tobacco can really stain your teeth. Sometimes medications and injuries can change the color of your teeth. It is really important to understand why your teeth are discolored so that you can find the best way to treat them. Teeth-whitening products use bleach, either hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide, which breaks up stains into smaller pieces.

read moreMany people suffer from a condition that is often called "gummy mouth." This means that their gums have grown up over their teeth so their teeth look smaller than they should! For people who suffer from a "gummy mouth, " crown lengthening can really help. We actually reshape the extra gum and bone tissue that is covering your teeth so that your teeth are more visible. This can be done to just one or two teeth or your entire mouth! Crown lengthening can also be done at the same time as other dental procedures.

read moreDental Implants are a great option for patients looking to restore their smile back to its natural beauty. They allow you to restore individual teeth that may have been lost due to damage or decay and will leave your smile looking good as new. Read below to find out if dental implants in Bridgeport, CT would be the right restorative dentistry option for your smile. Dental implants in Bridgeport, CT not only give patients a renewed sense of confidence in their smile, but they also have many practical benefits as well.

read moreRoot canals are done to repair and save teeth that infected or decayed when a filling won't work We also perform root canals on teeth that have suffered damage from blunt force trauma. When performing a root canal, we remove the dead nerve from your tooth. However, we don't stop there. We also seal off the nerve to prevent another infection from happening and to prevent an abscess from forming around your tooth. If you don't get a root canal, the tooth decay will just continue or the infection will get worse.

read moreAre you considering dental veneers in Bridgeport, CT? Brooklawn Dental is here to help you achieve the smile you've always wanted! Our amazing team will help you design you smile to the desired color, shape, and style and you will leave the office with a renewed sense of confidence in your appearance. Porcelain veneers are the most common type of veneer, and they are also a more favorable option for both patients and dentists. Porcelain veneers are more expensive due to the material they are made of, but they are also the most durable and natural-looking.