Westchester County Dental PC

read moreAt County Dental, we make it convenient for individuals and families throughout the Hudson Valley and neighboring areas to receive the dental care they need and deserve. Our team of dental professionals remains true to our mission, to provide high-quality dental care at affordable prices. Our participation in most major dental insurance plans and union benefit plans allows us to maximize your benefit program and minimize your out-of-pocket expenses. County Dental offers patient financing to assist in any out-of-pocket expenses for cosmetic and elective procedures with convenient payment options so you can get the procedure you want, when you want it.

read moreAt County Dental, we are committed to providing high-quality dental care to patients at each of our New York state of the art dental offices. As part of this commitment, we equip each dental office with state-of-the-art technologies and provide a spa-like, relaxing atmosphere that helps put our patients at ease. Learn more about our state-of-the-art -dental-facilities and the dental spa atmosphere at all of our Hudson Valley locations, including those in Rockland and Westchester County. Each of our Westchester and Rockland County Dental offices has been professionally designed to create a soothing dental spa atmosphere.

read moreWe are committed to helping our patients maintain their healthy and beautiful smiles for a lifetime. We provide a thorough preventative and family dentistry program at our offices throughout New York and surrounding areas including the Hudson Valley, Poughkeepsie, Rockland County, and Orange County. We provide all members of the family with preventative dentistry options to help them avoid cavities, gum disease, and the need for extensive dental care in the future. We look for common warning signs of periodontal disease and evaluate the condition of the gums, noting any recession, bleeding, or bone loss during your initial exam.

read moreDental implants are the most durable and natural-looking solution available for our County Dental patients who are missing one or more teeth. Dental implants are permanent and allow for natural cleaning, chewing, and speech. The dental implants process generally takes from three to six months. During the first visit, the patient's mouth and jaw will be examined visually and via CT scan to determine whether the patient is a good candidate for dental implants. During the second visit, the patient will be made comfortable with local anesthesia and his or her gums and jaw will be prepared to receive the implants.

read moreUndergoing a professional teeth whitening procedure is becoming an increasingly popular way for people to bolster their self-confidence and reverse years of gradual staining of the teeth due to aging, eating certain foods, or using tobacco. Discolored teeth can make a person self-conscious about his or her smile, but at County Dental, we want all patients to look their best and feel confident around friends, relatives, coworkers, and neighbors. Zoom! teeth whitening is a simple and quick procedure that generally takes no more than an hour during one visit to complete.

read moreA dental bridge is a set of teeth that, as the name aptly implies, creates a bridge over the space where a tooth is missing in the mouth. With a traditional dental bridge, a false tooth (also known as a "pontic") is attached on each side to a dental crown that is secured to the adjacent teeth (called an "abutment"), or they can be attached to a dental implant if there is no healthy tooth available. The main reason you would need to get a dental bridge is if you have one or more missing teeth in your mouth.

read moreRoot canal therapy is performed when the soft inner part of a tooth, known as the pulp, is injured or becomes inflamed or infected. The most common symptoms of damaged pulp include pain in your tooth, and swelling and heat in your gum. Our dentists at County Dental will examine the painful tooth and take X-rays to confirm the diagnosis. Inside each tooth is the pulp, which provides nutrients and nerves to the tooth; it runs like a thread down through the root. When the pulp is diseased or injured, the pulp tissue dies.