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Dental Examination
Before your child goes back to school, itâ€™s a great idea to schedule a dental appointment with their pediatric dentist to ensure theyâ€™re keeping their teeth and gums healthy. Most schools in the Chicago area require your child to get a dental exam before going back to school in the fall. Even if your childâ€™s school doesnâ€™t require an appointment, itâ€™s important for their overall health to see their dentist regularly.

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Neighborhoods: Lawndale, West Side, The Island
AKA: Sylvia, Maria, DDS
Categories: Dentists, Dental Clinics, Dental Hygienists, Dental Labs, Endodontists, Implant Dentistry, Orthodontists, Physicians & Surgeons, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers, Teeth Whitening Products & Services

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Phone: (773) 473-8888

Address: 5644 W Roosevelt Rd, Chicago, IL 60644

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Sylvia Maria

Dental Examination
Before your child goes back to school, itâ€™s a great idea to schedule a dental appointment with their pediatric dentist to ensure theyâ€™re keeping their teeth and gums healthy. Most schools in the Chicago area require your child to get a dental exam before going back to school in the fall. Even if your childâ€™s school doesnâ€™t require an appointment, itâ€™s important for their overall health to see their dentist regularly.
X-rays
The dental x-rays we take in our offices are an important part of evaluating your overall oral health. We take and develop them during your visit, so your dentist can immediately see what is happening under the surface of your teeth and gums during treatment. Most dentists recommend that all dental patients receive x-rays on a yearly basis. There is a common misconception that x-rays are only for kids and teens who still have adult teeth below the gumline. Although dental x-rays are used to track how teeth are developing, they also are beneficial for tracking tooth decay and gum disease.

Teeth Cleaning
At All Star Dental, we recommend bringing your child to the dentist starting around the age of six months for their first pediatric dental cleaning appointment. Studies show that poor oral health care in young children can lead to speech problems, poor performance in school and even an inability to socialize successfully with other children. Besides treating your childâ€™s teeth, our childrenâ€™s dentists will also give you advice on how to maintain good oral hygiene for your child between visits.
Fluoride Treatment
Fluoride is a natural mineral that has been used in many dental products. In fact, many municipalities put trace amounts of fluoride in the water to improve the overall health of the community. Fluoride as a mineral can encourage stronger bones and teeth. Aside from the water supply, a dentist might recommend fluoride toothpaste or a fluoride treatment during your regular check-up to improve dental health.
Dental Sealants
Proper brushing and flossing help remove food particles and plaque from the smooth surfaces of your teeth, but they often canâ€™t reach into the small pits and depressions on the chewing surfaces of your back teeth, allowing food particles and plaque to build up there. In these cases, we can provide a thorough cleaning and then apply dental sealants that will bond into the depressions, acting as a barrier to protect the enamel from plaque and other unwanted substances.

Fillings
Veneers
Veneers are composite coverings which are put around a damaged front tooth to restore its shape and appearance.
Crowns
If you have a problem with a tooth that a simple filling can’t fix, a dental crown is an excellent option. It can cover the tooth and restore it to its normal shape and size, while also making it both stronger and more functional.
Bridges
If you’re missing one or more teeth, besides the problems it can cause with your appearance, you can also have real trouble chewing, eating and sometimes even speaking clearly. And that’s where a dental bridge can be a great help, both cosmetically and from a comfort and health standpoint.
Restorative Dentistry

Root Canal Treatment
Even if you brush twice daily, floss, and use mouthwash, you could still be at risk for dental decay and gum disease. We recommend that all kids, teens, and parents see their dentist twice per year! A quick checkup can mean the difference between reversible tooth decay and cavities/root canal.

Deep Cleaning

Dentures
Dentures are needed when most of a person’s teeth have been lost to decay, injury or periodontal disease. Dentures are a customized row of artificial teeth fitted to a person’s mouth. Dentures allow a person to eat, speak and smile properly and keep their face from sagging due to tooth loss.

Dental Implants
Implants are permanent replacements for missing teeth. Through surgery, a post is implanted in the jaw bone and a crown is screwed onto the post. By fusing to the jaw bone, the implant post provides the strongest, most natural solution for a missing tooth.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Tooth Extractions
Though nobody enjoys the thought of having teeth pulled, occasionally a tooth can crack, break or become so decayed, diseased or crooked that the only solution left is a tooth extraction.

Orthodontics
Orthodontics, or braces, are required when teeth are crooked and not functioning properly. Crooked teeth can be caused by tooth irregularities, a jaw that is too small or too large, tooth loss that leaves gaps or impacted teeth that push against others. For maximum effectiveness, orthodontics should be applied between the ages of 9 – 15 years old, when the baby teeth have fallen out, but the jaw is still forming. However, good results can be achieved at any age—adults make up almost 30% of orthodontic patients. When to see an orthodontist...
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General Dentistry
3. According to the American Dental Association, the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, and the Academy of General Dentistry when should your child have their first dental visit?

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