Cracked or broken teeth are more than uncomfortable, they can also be unsightly and detrimental to oral health. Yet, many patients choose to live with cracked or broken teeth rather than seeking immediate treatment. If you have a cracked or broken tooth, don’t postpone your dental care. Without seeking emergency dental services as soon as possible, your tooth and surrounding teeth may be severely damaged or lost.
(Updated) Cracked or Broken Teeth Symptoms, Causes & Solutions
October 16, 2019
Greenbelt Dental Implants Repair Smiles
October 31, 2016
In one of our videos, Dr. Jay McCarl sat down with a patient to discuss dental implant supported tooth replacement available from our Greenbelt team. We invite you to watch the video and read this blog to find out more. Contact our team if you have questions or would like to schedule a dental implant consultation today.
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How to Maximize Your Chances for Dental Implant Retention
May 15, 2016
Many patients still think of dental implant supported tooth replacement as a new and unproven treatment, but dental implants have been common dental practice for decades. Actually, some archaeologists believe the ancient Mayans performed implant dentistry thousands of years ago. Today, dental implant placement techniques and the materials used have advanced profoundly. Those who are relatively healthy overall and who have adequate jawbone volume and density to support implant posts, have a 96% rate of success. There are some things patients can do to increase their chances for successful dental implant restoration, and the McCarl Dental Group team is happy to help.
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Dental Implant Continuing Education with Dr. Dennis Tarnow
April 26, 2016
At McCarl Dental Group, we’ve been offering advanced tooth replacement services with dental implant supported prosthetics for decades. As part of our dedication to continuing education, we continually attend lectures, seminars, and trainings in advanced procedures. Recently, Dr. Dianna Lee, Dr. Jay McCarl, and Dr. Clayton McCarl attended a lecture from the preeminent dental implant expert, Dr. Dennis Tarnow. We’re proud to share some of the insights from Dr. Tarnow’s Triple Crown Study Club lecture with our patients, and look forward to continuing training to and integration of Dr. Tarnow’s dental implant research findings.
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McCarl Dental Group at BWMC Heartbeat for Health 2016
February 20, 2016
On Saturday, February 20th, Drs. Jay and Clayton McCarl and dental hygienist, Ashley McCarl Harrison had the opportunity to show our support for community health in Severna Park Maryland as part of the 2016 Heartbeat for Health event. This expo gave community members the opportunity to learn about their current oral health and opportunities to improve dental health. We take every opportunity to give back to our community, and Heartbeat for Health is one more way we help patients get their healthiest smiles.
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Continuing Education for Dentists
June 1, 2015
The Maryland Board of Dental Examiners requires that licensed dentists participate in 30 hours of continuing education every two years, including two hours of infection control. The dentists at McCarl Dental Group participate in about four times the required amount of dental continuing education per year. Here are some of the courses that McCarl Dentist have participated in during the last few years.
Occlusal Adjustment/Therapy – Dental Occlusion
New Trends in Esthetic Implant Dentistry
Comprehensive Communication Program – Patient Education
Treatment Planning Session – Diagnosis and Treatment Planning for Dental Implants
Skeletal Relationships: The Impact on Facial Esthetics
Analgesics for Pain Management
Wisdom Teeth – Current Knowledge and Treatment Indications, The American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons White Paper
Effective Diagnosis and Restorative Treatment for Worn Dentition
Missing Maxillary Lateral Incisors: The Benefits and Challenges of Implant Replacement – Dental Implant Surgery
New Trends in Esthetic Implant Dentistry
Facial Trauma – Trauma Management
Workshop for Successful Anterior Esthetics – Dental Implant Restorations (Prosthodontics/Fixed)
Management of Complications in Oral Surgery
Intraoral Scanning of the Future
Concepts verses Clinical Realities of High Strength Ceramic Restorations – All Ceramic Restorations
Common Sense Operative Restorative Dentistry
The Art of Cosmetic Dentistry
Efficient Implant Dentistry to Optimize Treatment
Sleep Prosthodontics – Sleep Apnea & Appliance Therapy
Patient Education and Problem Solving
Restoration of Multiple Failing Teeth with Implants in the Aesthetic Zone
Bone Preservation around Dental Implants, the Prosthetic View – Surgical Phase Therapy
The Anterior Single Tooth Implant – Restorative Management of the Soft Tissue in the Esthetic Zone
The Egoscue Method – Chronic Neck and Back Pain Relief
Top Game Changers for Every Dental Practice
Craniofacial Epigenetics – Orthodontics BioModeling Solutions
Aesthetics through Innovation – Esthetics/Cosmetic Dentistry
The Christensen Bottom Line – Operative (Restorative)
The Christensen Bottom Line – Prosthodontics/Fixed Dentistry
Dental Practice Management from a Dental CPA’s Perspective
If I Can, You Can: Overcoming Obstacles
Concepts vs Clinical Realities – Dental Implants
Creating Implant Provisionals to Support Soft Tissue Management
Immediate vs. Delayed Provisional Restoration of Anterior Post-Socket Implants: The Influence on Soft Tissues and Ultimate Aesthetic Success – Implant Restorative Dentistry
Meeting Esthetic Demands with Interdisciplinary Treatment Planning
Diagnosis and Treatment Planning – Dental Implants
Locations of these dental continuing education courses include: Annapolis, MD 21401, Crofton, MD 21114, Rockville, MD 20850, Catonsville, MD 21228, Baltimore, MD 21201