The office is located on the Upper East Side. The team provides an exceptional painless dental work.
A goal of Periodontist in NYC is to help you SAVE your Natural Teeth. Extraction of teeth and
preserving the jaw bone with Dental Implant in its Natural state is one of the greatest service
provided for our patients. The office is equipped with latest technology and instrument to expedite
healing for the patients with minimal down time!!!!
Dr. Rahmani specializes in the placement of dental implant and treatment of ""Gum disease"". As a
periodontist in NYC, he can help you retain your natural teeth and educate you on how to take better
care of your mouth. The goal of the practice is to provide personal care, and make sure the patients
have a positive and comfortable experience each and every visit. The staff are highly skilled and
the practice has the most advance equipment to treat Gum Disease and restore missing teeth with
dental Implants.
The list of services includes: Periodontal Laser Surgery, Regenerative Therapy, Treatment of
Recession ""Gum Grafting"" Extraction, Bone Grafting, ""Gummy Smile"" Treatment, Dental Implant, and
Deep Scaling. IV Sedation available by board certified Anesthesiologist to ensure optimal comfort
during your treatments.
Please contact Manhattan Periodontics & Implant Dentistry office for consultation with a top
periodontics and laser specialist by the number 212-644-4477.
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Manhattan Periodontics & Implant Dentistry
121 East 60th St, Ste 6C1,
New York, NY 10065
212-644-4477
https://www.periony.com/
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Great work with my dental implants. The staff is professional and welcoming. They help to understand what you need and where you need to go. Dr. Rahmani is patient and polite dentist. Recommend this clinic to check your dental health.
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New York periodontist Dr. Rahmani is a tireless advocate for good periodontal health and with good reason since its recent links with heart disease and its complications. He is dedicating his professional career to having his patients maintain proper oral care while also allowing them to create the healthy and esthetic smile they desire.
Periodontist in NYC Dr. Rahmani has presented at several national conferences and has written a number of articles published in many prominent peer-reviewed periodontal journals including Academy of Osseointegration
Today there are many options for patients that did not exist in the past and these very options can often lead to confusion for the patient. Dr. Rahmani’s philosophy is to sit down with each patient and explain those options using the most up to date diagnostic tools available and then provide the best treatment to suit that patient’s particular need.
Even though dental care has improved enormously over the past few decades, many Americans have lost one or more teeth, due to gum disease, tooth tooth decay or injury to a tooth. Up until a few years ago, tooth replacement options were limited to dentures or dental bridges, neither of which offers a perfect solution. Today it is possible to have dental implants in Midtown Manhattan, NYC.
Implants are the most advanced and effective solution if you are missing one or more teeth, or are facing tooth loss. Treatment is very versatile, and you may use dental implants to replace a single tooth or multiple teeth.
The technology is so good it is even possible to replace entire arches of teeth, so there is no need to put up with unstable and uncomfortable dentures, and it is sometimes possible to place a dental implant at the same time the tooth is extracted.
A bone graft can be used to build up the height or width of bone in your jaw, and is placed during a small surgical procedure. If you only require a very small amount of bone, it might be possible to insert the graft at the same time as the dental implant. If the amount required is more significant then we will recommend placing the graft material prior to implant surgery, and leaving it to heal and fully integrate with your natural bone for between 3-6 months.
Although this does lengthen the overall treatment time, taking a cautious approach can help give the best and most long-lasting results.
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Periodontal Gum Disease Gingivitis Causes And Treatment
At this stage there can be few if any symptoms and it’s often easy to think your gums are perfectly healthy. It is little wonder gum disease is sometimes called the silent disease.
The first signs of gingivitis can easily be detected at regular checkups as your NYC dentist will carefully probe your gums to check for any signs of bacterial infection.
Most of the population will develop some degree of gingivitis during their lifetime, and regular checkups are an easy way to make sure this condition is detected early in the day. Early detection is particularly important as gingivitis is completely curable.
Some symptoms of gingivitis that may be present include:
Noticing your gums have begun to bleed (bleeding gums) during brushing or flossing
Your gums might feel sore or tender
You may notice your gums and begin to look red or perhaps a little bit swollen (swollen gums)
You might develop bad breath that doesn’t seem to go away with regular brushing and flossing
These symptoms can be easy to ignore, but it is important not to.
When you visit your dentist for regular checkups you might be aware they gently probe your gums, and you may hear them reading out various measurements to their assistant.
The dental probe is inserted into the small space in between your gum and tooth to measure the overall depth. If you have healthy gums, this depth will be around 3 mm, but any greater could indicate periodontal disease (see: periodontal disease symptoms).
Explaining Periodontal Pockets
You won’t be able to see if your gums have periodontal pockets as they are invisible to the naked eye but they are visible to your dentist who will carefully check them during a dental examination. To do this they will accurately measure the space in between your gums and teeth using what’s called a periodontal probe. This is a slim instrument that is gently inserted in the gap between your teeth and gums, allowing your dentist to measure the depth of this gap in millimeters.
When your gums are probed, it may make unhealthy gums bleed slightly but you shouldn’t feel too much discomfort. These readings provide your dentist with an accurate picture of your gum health.
As you can see, even healthy gums have a very slight gap which is called a sulcus and this space can easily collect bacteria and food particles. However, because the space is quite shallow bacteria and food debris can easily be removed by brushing and flossing. Unfortunately, a toothbrush cannot reach any more than two or 3 mm below the gum line and when periodontal pockets are deeper than bacteria and food debris can gradually build up increasing the inflammation and swelling in your gums as the infection worsens.
When this space does become infected then you may well hear your dentist saying you have periodontal pockets and without treatment the bacteria will continue to thrive and multiply, causing more bone loss around your teeth while destroying the ligaments holding your teeth in place.
Dr Rahmani, Periodontist NYC is a nationally recognized as America’s Top Periodontist, one of the best periodontal specialists in the region. He is an award winning periodontal specialist and contributor to a prominent media outlets. Dr. Rahmani provides a full range of perio procedures to treat periodontal disease including Periodontal Therapy.
Our state of the art facility equipped with the most advanced periodontal equipment available in USA including latest lasers high precision microscopes. We work with top dental labs in NYC and use only highest quality dental components available on the market today.
Swollen and Tender Gums Treatment
Periodontal disease often results in swollen and tender gums that pull away from the teeth. This creates periodontal pockets around the teeth that have a depth of 5 mm or more and which are the ideal breeding ground for bacteria.
Periodontist NYC Dr Rahmani is a nationally recognized as America’s Top Periodontist, one of the best periodontal specialists in the region. He is an award winning periodontal specialist and contributor to a prominent media outlets. Dr. Rahmani provides a full range of periodontal procedures to treat all the forms of periodontal disease.
Our state of the art facility equipped with the most advanced periodontal equipment available in USA including latest lasers & high precision microscopes. We work with top dental labs in NYC and use only highest quality dental components available on the market today.
Moderate or Severe Periodontal Disease
Data from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention shows periodontal disease is highly prevalent amongst the population of America.
Periodontal disease is an inflammatory condition that affects:
Gums
The ligaments holding teeth in place
The bone surrounding teeth
If it isn’t treated then it can lead to tooth loss.
Numerous research studies have also linked periodontal disease to other common chronic inflammatory diseases which include:
Diabetes (see: diabetes and periodontal disease)
Cardiovascular disease (new study: Periodontal disease and heart attacks).
Osseous surgery performed by Dr. Rahmani of Manhattan Periodontics is useful for treating periodontitis or advanced gum disease. At Manhattan Periodontics and Implant Dentistry Center we will recommend osseous surgery if you have deep pockets around your teeth that haven’t responded to other treatments such as scaling and root planing. This may apply if the depths of gum pockets are in excess of 5 mm. We measure the depth by carefully inserting a periodontal probe into the gum pockets around your teeth.
It is a surgical procedure that helps to smooth and reshape the bone in the pockets, and the idea is to create a shallow pocket that will be much harder for bacteria to colonize.
Afterwards it should be easier to brush and floss around the treated teeth, improving the long-term health of your teeth and gums provided you have good oral hygiene at home.
During the procedure we will thoroughly clean the exposed root surface of the tooth which makes it much harder for the bacteria to grow and multiply while making it easier for your body to begin repairing your gums.
Periodontal surgery is a type of surgery or procedure designed to restore functionality and form to damaged tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth. These include the gums and bone, and periodontal ligaments which are stretchy pieces of tissue holding teeth in their sockets. Dr. Navid Rahmani a periodontist, a specialist dentist who can provide treatment for periodontal disease (gum disease).
There are several reasons why it might be necessary to have one or more teeth extracted. Teeth can become badly damaged due to injury or disease and may not be salvageable, or they might need extracting due to lack of room in your jaw. This is often the case with wisdom teeth that try to erupt into a mouth that is simply too small to accommodate them.
A gum graft is a dental gum surgery used to treat the consequences of gum recession. If receding gums are left untreated, it could ultimately lead to tooth loss. During the gum grafting surgery in NYC, your lost gum tissues will be restored.
Periodontist Dr. Rahmani is nationally recognized as America’s Top Periodontist, one of the best periodontist in the region. He is an award-winning expert and contributor to prominent media outlets. Dr. Rahmani provides a full range of periodontal procedures including gum graft surgery to treat conditions as a result of moderate or severe periodontal disease.
Cosmetic periodontal surgery can also be called periodontal plastic surgery. Treatment in Midtown Manhattan, NYC office can be purely aesthetic, helping to enhance the appearance of your teeth and your smile, but some procedures can also help improve the overall function of your teeth and gums. Periodontal cosmetic surgery performed in Midtown Manhattan, NYC office can sometimes be carried out prior to having other cosmetic dental treatments, including dental bridges, crowns, and veneers.
Crown lengthening is a surgical procedure to remove excess gum tissue and sometimes bone. This exposes more of the natural tooth structure, and treatment can be carried out for several different reasons.
Why Is a Crown Lengthening Necessary?
Crown lengthening procedure may be necessary for a couple of different situations. Some people simply have too much gum tissue covering up their teeth and need to have the levels adjusted to create a nicer smile. For others it will be necessary to remove some of the bone as well as gum tissue, lengthening the tooth so it looks more aesthetically pleasing.
After the crown lengthening surgery, the exposed tooth will need to be restored with a crown. Tooth lengthening can also be a useful procedure if a tooth breaks off right at the gum line, or if the tooth is extensively decayed and there isn’t enough of the natural structure left to fully restore it. In this case, the crown is lengthened through exposing more of the tooth underneath the gum line so it’s possible for the decay to be treated and the tooth restored with a crown.
Most people choose to have this procedure in our Midtown Manhattan, NYC office in order to help improve the appearance of their smile, but sometimes gum recontouring can be used as part of a larger treatment plan that may include necessary periodontal procedures designed to reduce gum pockets and to regenerate lost gum tissue, or in conjunction with crown lengthening.
Alyson Ellis wrote on 10.04.2020
