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Atlanta Cosmetic Dentist is Recognized as One of the Best around...

I found the Best Atlanta Cosmetic Dentist who can create beautiful smiles that function properly, even for those with previous dental disasters. 

You generally hear about the cosmetic dentistry successes, but you don't hear about the disasters. As reported by the TV show 20/20 ...So while veneers can do wonders to brighten your smile and your life, a skilled dentist is key. But don't rely solely on ads when making that choice because any dentist can claim he or she is a cosmetic specialist. There is no certification needed for dentists to call themselves a cosmetic dentist and the American Dental Association (ADA) does not recognize "cosmetic dentistry" as a specialty because if your teeth fail (i.e. dental disaster) pretty teeth that do not function can do more harm than good. Some "clubs" or associations have been formed to try and lend credibility to the term "cosmetic dentist" but really they are just for marketing. Luckily there is an ADA specialty that recognizes true advanced training. A Prosthodontist is a dentist who is committed to the aesthetic restoration of teeth including bridges, crowns/caps, dental implants, dentures, partial dentures, teeth whitening and veneers. Few people have ever heard of a Prosthodontist but before you spend thousands of dollars to have a beautiful smile, believe me, you want your teeth to function properly as well look beautiful so be sure to look for a good Prosthodontist. In fact the American College of Prosthodontist answers the question this way: 

Is a prosthodontist different from a “cosmetic dentist”?

 The American Dental Association recognizes nine dental specialties, and the ADA does not include “cosmetic dentistry” as a specialty. Prosthodontists receive extensive training and experience in dental esthetics and cosmetics during their graduate programs which currently last three years. Many cosmetic dentists receive training during seminars or a series of courses, but this training is usually limited to weekend or possibly weeklong courses.

   As for those enticing after pictures you might see on the walls or in albums in the dentist's office, it turns out they can be very easy to come by. So too can the clubs and associations so don't be fooled by all the claims. Do your research and find a good Prosthodontist.

 Prosthodontists are Specialists in Dentistry

 A Prosthodontist is a dentist who is committed to the esthetic restoration of teeth including bridges, crowns/caps, dental implants, dentures, partial dentures, teeth whitening and veneers. The vast majority of dentists are general dentists without ADA recognized advanced specialty training. Less than 100 dentists per year are chosen and accepted into Prosthodontic programs across the nation. The American College of Prosthodontists (ACP) ensures standards are maintained in the specialist field. Becoming a Prosthodontist requires an additional 3 years of specialty training after completing a general dentist degree. Training consists of rigorous preparation in head and neck anatomy, materials science, esthetics, function and occlusion (bite). Due to this extensive training, Prosthodontists are frequently called upon to treat complex cosmetic cases, full mouth rehabilitation and reconstructive dentistry, restoration of congenital malformations (cleft lip and palate, mouth deformations), TMJ related disorders, and victims of trauma or accidents.

 After doing all the research for my veneers, I decided on an awesome Prosthodontic dentist up I-85 just north of Atlanta. When you visit her office, you will discover something unusual -  Dr. Ashley P. Curington is much more than a general dentist! Although her team provides all of the services that general dentists provide, such as: cleanings, fillings, crowns and general dental care, they have an extensive array of treatment options not widely available. Dr. Curington is a really talented cosmetic, implant and esthetic restoration specialist in treating advanced needs, such as a complete smile make-overs using dental implants, porcelain veneers or other modern cosmetic dentistry procedures along with laser surgery, tooth-colored fillings, tooth whitening and porcelain crowns. Whatever level of dental care you may require, rest assured that you will be in the hands of a true dental artisan.

 Dr. Curington, a highly sought after and esteemed specialist in dentistry, creates dazzling new smiles through her experience and training as a Prosthodontist. As, I found out, when you want a beautiful smile that works right, don't just see a general dentist, receive advanced care from a specialist.

 About Dr. Curington

 Dr. Ashley P. Curington practices the art of Cosmetic Dentistry along with a general Family Dental practice in a brand new dental facility known as the Mason Building in Buford, GA near the Mall of Georgia. She has often been called on to fix dental disasters. Dr. Curington resides in Suwanee, Georgia with her husband and their son. Dr. Curington graduated with cum laude honors from the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, earned her dentistry degree from the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry where she graduated with honors, and was then chosen for the Prosthodontic program where she graduated in 1996. She is a member of several professional organizations, including the American Dental Association, the Georgia State Dental Association and the American College of Prosthodontics. Along with being recognized as "Best of Gwinnett" and a Doctor of Distinction from Jezebell magazine her patients truly love her. I am proud to have Dr. Curington as my dentist and I highly recommend her. Find out more at http://www.buforddentist.com or call Mary at 770-932-1115 and tell them Mark sent you!

 


Buford Cosmetic Dentist is a specialist serving Suwanee, Lawrenceville, Sugarhill and Georgia

I found a very Unique Kind of Dental Practice Located in Buford, Georgia

 

When you visit the Buford cosmetic dentist office, you will discover something unusual - the smile expert Dr. Ashley P. Curington is much more than a typical general dentist! Although her team provides all of the services that general dentists provide, such as: cleanings, fillings, crowns and general dental care, they have an extensive array of treatment options not widely available. Dr. Curington is a really talented cosmetic, implant and esthetic restoration specialist in treating advanced needs, such as a complete smile make-over using dental implants, porcelain veneers or other modern cosmetic dentistry procedures along with laser surgery, tooth-colored fillings, tooth whitening and porcelain crowns. Whatever level of dental care you may require, rest assured that you will be in the hands of a true dental artisan. Dr. Curington, a highly sought after and esteemed specialist in dentistry, creates dazzling new smiles through her experience and training as a Prosthodontist. The American Dental Association (ADA) recognizes only nine fields of dental specialty: Endodontics, Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology, Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, Pediatric Dentistry, Periodontics, and Dr. Curington’s specialty of Prosthodontics.

 

Why see a general dentist when you can receive advanced care from a specialist?

 

 

Prosthodontists are Specialists in Dentistry


A Prosthodontist is a dentist who is committed to the esthetic restoration of teeth including bridges, crowns/caps, dental implants, dentures, partial dentures, teeth whitening and veneers. The vast majority of dentists are general dentists without ADA recognized advanced specialty training. Less than 100 dentists per year are chosen and accepted into Prosthodontic programs across the nation. The American College of Prosthodontists (ACP) ensures standards are maintained in the specialist field. Becoming a Prosthodontist requires an additional 3 years of specialty training after completing a general dentist degree. Training consists of rigorous preparation in head and neck anatomy, materials science, esthetics, function and occlusion (bite). Due to this extensive training, Prosthodontists are frequently called upon to treat complex cosmetic cases, full mouth rehabilitation and reconstructive dentistry, restoration of congenital malformations (cleft lip and palate, mouth deformations), TMJ related disorders, and victims of trauma or accidents.

 

About Dr. Curington

Dr. Ashley P. Curington practices the art of Cosmetic Dentistry along with a general Family Dental practice in a brand new dental facility known as the Mason Building in Buford, GA. Dr. Curington resides in Suwanee, Georgia with her husband and their son. Dr. Curington received her undergraduate degree from the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa and her medical degree from the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Dentistry. She is a member of several professional organizations, including the American Dental Association, the Georgia State Dental Association and the American College of Prosthodontics. She enjoys spending time with her family, interior design, tennis, and shelling. Additionally, Dr. Curington has a real passion for life and her patients. I highly recommend her. Find out more at http://www.buforddentist.com

 

 


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