Dental
Care Innovations
Richard C. Scott, DDS
Providing care and comfort to put a smile on your
face!
190 Plymouth
Road; Plymouth, Michigan 48170
(734) 979-0979
dentalcareinnovations@tds.net

OUR SERVICES
Our services include:
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periodic teeth cleaning and dental exam;
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treatment of gum disease;
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fillings, crowns and bridges;
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cosmetic dentistry including porcelain veneers bonding and teeth bleaching;
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root canals;
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dental
implant restoration;
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treatment of occlusal disease and TMJ pain.
Diagnosis

Our office offers state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment that makes
detection and treatment planning simpler and more reliable than ever
before. The use of intraoral cameras and a digital x-ray system help
quickly identify decay and disease. The convenient overhead monitors allow
the patients and Dr. Scott to clearly view the problem areas in the mouth.
Preventative Care and Gum Disease
A major cause of dental problems in adults is periodontal disease or gum
disease. If left untreated, it can lead to tooth loss and other dental
problems that are costly to solve. The early detection and treatment to
control plaque build up can decrease the occurrence of periodontal disease.
Our preventive services include:
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charting and diagnostic service;
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in-office therapy for periodontal
disease;
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periodic cleanings and dental sealants;
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periodontal scaling and root planing;
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placement of local antibiotics;
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mouth guards and bleaching trays.
Specializing in Treatment of Occlusal Disease
Occlusal disease is damage caused by a misaligned bite. Signs of the
disease are teeth that are broken, worn or chipped. The teeth often shorten
with time and from these factors, which if untreated, can lead to further
loss of tooth structure. It is the most common undiagnosed dental disorder
and can cause much discomfort.
Dr.
Scott has been specially trained to recognize and treat signs and symptoms
of this disease. Identifying the signs of occlusal disease in the early
stages can prevent further damage before symptoms appear.
Common signs and symptoms of occlusal disease:
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pain, including headaches, sore and tired facial muscles;
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TMJ (Temporomandibular
Joint Disorder);
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unusual wear and fractures of teeth;
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teeth that move or are unstable;
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teeth with accelerated bone loss.
Often simple adjustments of how the patients teeth meet
when chewing create instant positive results. After treatment the teeth
regain original size and the result is the patient looks much younger as
well as the disappearance of symptoms.