A prosthodontist is
more than a dentist. They spend extra time in school to become specialists of
restoring smiles that have been impacted by trauma, severe periodontal disease
or diseases that may have impacted the mouth. While all dental professionals may
seem the same prosthodontist stand out among the rest and they are not all the
same. Here are a couple of questions you should ask before spending your money
and time.
1.
What is
their education? Not all education is
equal. Some Universities provide a more rigorous program than others and
University programs can be accredited differently. Dr. Judy Strutz recommends
finding out what program your prosthodontist is certified by in order to make
sure you are in the best hands possible.
2.
The number
of years they have been in prosthodontist makes a difference. While everyone
has to begin somewhere and being new doesn’t mean incompetence. You’ll want to
know if they are newer to the profession. The customized work that creates a
beautiful smile is crafted in each one of Dr. Strutz’s cases and is based off
of years of experience.
3.
Prosthodontist
work closely with labs to rebuild your smile. Information on the labs that they
will be working with can ensure not only an amazing restored smile but also at
a cost you can afford. Part of the money you pay for is the lab work that is
going to be done.
4.
Different
restorations allow for a variety of options. Some individuals may only work
with certain substances for veneers or completing implants. New technology and
a variety of substances will change the look and amount of time your appliance
will last. Educating yourself on the different materials available can help you
make a more educated decision on whether the prosthodontist your working with can
fit your needs.
5.
Their
personality, will impact your comfort level. We all pay for and spend time with
the people that we feel the most comfortable with. Restoring a smile is not an
over night job and the last thing you want to do is start a big job like this
and not finish because you are uncomfortable with the person that is completing
the work. Make sure their personality is a good fit for you.
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