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Primary: Dentist

Sub-Specialty: Primary Dental Care

Additional Specialties: Dental General Practice

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Dr. Wilson D.D.S., an emergency dentist in Doylestown PA and his staff are not only known throughout Doylestown for their 24/7 emergency dental care, but also for their compassionate techniques. As a Doylestown Dentist, Dr. Wilson loves his profession and cares deeply for his patients; both adults and children.

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Wilson, Richard, DDS

Richard Alan Wilson, DDS

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http://www.dentistsindoylestown.com

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Phone: (215) 230-9285

Address: 3655 Route 202 Ste 120, Doylestown, PA 18902

Website: http://www.dentistsindoylestown.com

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Teeth Cleaning
Dental Sealants
A dental sealant (also called a pit and fissure sealant) is a professionally-applied plastic that can be placed onto the chewing surfaces of back teeth to prevent cavities. These surfaces have tiny pits and fissures (grooves) that can trap food and cavity-causing bacteria. A sealant has an adhesive and it resembles nail polish because it is a thick liquid, which can be applied into the grooves and then harden. It can seal the grooves and prevent penetration by food and bacteria.

Fillings
Resin Composite
Marion presented with composite resins that had stains and cavities. She was a coffee drinker and coffee can stain composites.
Veneers
Dr. Wilson removed the stains and cavities, then patched her front teeth with composite veneers in one visit.
Crowns
A tooth usually consists of an outer crown located outside the gums and a root(s) located under the gums and encased within the jawbone. Damage to the crown or root can occur as a result of trauma or bacteria penetration.
Bridges
A fixed bridge can replace some teeth by attaching it to nearby natural teeth using a special cement. It is not removable. However the outer shell of the neighboring anchor teeth needs to be shaved away so that the bridge sections that cover them can match the size and shape of the natural teeth. Removal of the outer shell, which is similar to peeling the skin off of an orange, can increase the chance that the anchor teeth will become more sensitive to cold or sweets and more likely to fracture.
Dental Bonding

Root Canal Treatment
Root Canal Therapy is a technique for removing infection within the canals that are located inside a tooth’s roots. The canals contain blood vessels and nerves. The vessels can deliver immune cells to remove foreign invaders such as bacteria. However, bacteria can also destroy the vessels and prevent the immune cells from reaching the germs, thus allowing the germs to multiply. These bacteria can invade and infect the tooth’s nerves, and exit through the end of the root and cause damage outside of the tooth.

Dentures
A denture is a gadget which can be inserted into your upper or lower jaw that can replace missing teeth. An immediate denture can be inserted immediately after existing teeth in the arch are extracted, and provide you an immediate replacement for your teeth. However, it probably will not fit or function as well as a regular denture.

Dental Implants
An implant is an artificial tooth root or anchor, which can be inserted into the upper or lower jaw bone. It is composed of metals similar to the type used by Orthopedic surgeons to repair or replace knees or hips. After it is placed the jaw bone can grow into and bond with the implant forming a stable support for one or more missing teeth.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Tooth Extractions
Why is the insertion of a denture immediately after teeth extractions a potential problem? Imagine a woman in her ninth month of pregnancy asking a dressmaker to design for her a dress that she can to wear to a party one week after her due date. The dressmaker would have to guess how much she would shrink after the baby’s delivery. If the dress were made too tight she would not be able to wear it to the party. Thus he would have to make it slightly a larger than her anticipated post-delivery size. However, each week after the baby’s birth her body would continue to shrink, causing the dress to become looser and looser. Eventually it might feel too baggy and she might decide to have the dress size reduced or buy a new one.

Orthodontics
An unattractive smile can really lower a person's self-esteem. Luckily, with today's technologies and developments, anyone can have a beautiful smile. Whether it's teeth whitening, dental implants, orthodontics or other cosmetic dental work, chances are that your dentist can give you the smile of your dreams.

Teeth Whitening
All bleaching (whitening) products that are available either in stores or in dental offices, which are considered effective and safe contain the same active ingredients, either hydrogen peroxide or carbomide peroxide.
Cosmetic Dentistry
He has expanded his dental knowledge by attending numerous continuing education seminars in many aspects of dentistry including advanced professional training in series of cosmetic dentistry at The University of Pittsburgh and post-doctoral courses at the prestigious Pankee Institute in Florida.

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