A-dec 1020 Chair, IC 4400 Unit with Vacuum ArmModel Number: ADE-OPER17$8,098.00$6,928.20Save: 14% offView ProductWe give you a reason to smile. Initially afraid of dentists when she was younger, Dr. Rowena Marzo eventually developed a love and passion for the field and practice of dentistry with the help of her mother who persistently brought her to the dentist when she was in her childhood. Titanium screws that are surgically inserted into your jaw to replace the missing tooth (tooth root) It holds the abutment that supports your crowns or fixed bridge. Sinus Augmentation is a procedure that adds bone between the upper jaw and the maxillary sinuses, in the area of upper molars and premolars. A surgical procedure that replaces the missing bone. It can be taken from the patients bone (autograft), from other individual freeze dried bone (allograft). Surgical Removal of Third Molar With world-class treatment from the dental team to its facilities and equipment, the Marzo Dental Clinic provides various services from general dentistry, dental implantology to orthodontics – dedicated to giving its patients a healthy teeth and beautiful smile to inspire their everyday.
Ever since its establishment in 2001, the Marzo Dental Clinic has been giving its patients a reason to smile. Standing by the belief that a good set of healthy teeth brings about confidence for any person to carry himself or herself without worries and hesitations, the clinic continues to provide excellent dental services to best cater to the various needs of each patients. Hello Dr. Marzo,I've trying to arrange time off in February next year but forgot to ask you what the treatment plan involves. Can you please advise on how many visits will be required and how many days will I need to stay in Manila.Thanks again also to yourself and the rest of your staff for your wonderful treatment during my last visit. People back here are amazed with the result.Thanks and Regards, Robert Hordyk Good Morning Doctor,Firstly a big thank you to you and all the team at your clinic !! I am home and well, enjoying my new teeth and trying to learn to show my smile more and of course learn to speak properly again which is quite funny because most of the time everything is normal but then sometimes my tongue gets twisted and what come out is not English.Give my love and best wishes to all your staff especiaily Dr Delisa (do I have that right?)
Thank you Ken Hodgkinson Dear Dr.Marzo:Thank you for remodeling my mother's teeth. She has a picture perfect smile now! Perhaps one day I will come to the Phil and visit your office.Thanks again,Jon Delacruz of Calgary, Alberta Canada, Son of Connie Delacruz Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada To Dr. MarzoAll I can say is that I made the right decision to have my fix bridge done in the Philippines and thank God I chose Marzo Dental Clinic to do all those things. The very first time I entered the Clinic I suddenly felt the warm welcome by those beautiful and very accomodating staff. Those Dentists were so amazing. Aside from the fact that they all look gorgeous they are also very friendly and unlike my previuos experiences here in Chicago they have this magic touch than can ease out your nervouseness and trauma.Dr. Rowena Marzo is very perfectionist and always wants the best for you. I experienced it when I have the trial fitting for my fix bridge even a slightest discrepancy she will fix it right away.
Another good thing with the Dental Clinic is that Dr. Marzo after her careful evaluation of my case she always ask the opinions of the other three equally intelligent and cute dentists. That's why I feel so confident that even a slightest mistake is prevented.To Dr. Rowena Marzo, thank you for bringing out the best and confident SMILE in me. I would definitely recommend your clinic to everybody. More power to you and your staff "God Bless".Sincerely,Joel Cuaresma Illinois, USA CALL US NOW: +632-843-71-25 / 0917-817-66-35 /+632 -819-60-32, +632-886-64-98632) 8437125, (632) 8866498, (632) 8196032Mobile:(63)9175293203, (63)9178176635 Contact FormSend us your comments, thoughts, feedback and inquiries and we will quickly get back to you. Sedation dentistry is a term that refers to the use of anesthesia during treatment to put patients into a relaxed state, almost like sleep. Sedation dentistry is often used during procedures that require an extensive amount of time in the treatment chair, and sedation is ideal for patients who exhibit dental phobia or have difficulty controlling their movements.
While sedation dentistry implies that patients are unconscious, this is usually not the case. Some forms of sedation dentistry simply alleviate anxiety or put patients in a sleep-like state, so that little is felt or remembered from the dentistry procedure. Depending on the extent of the anxiety or phobia, varying degrees of dental sedation can be utilized, including conscious sedation with sedatives, inhalation nitrous oxide sedation, and intravenous (IV) sedation. These sedation dentistry techniques enable patients who might otherwise avoid the dentist to receive dental treatment necessary for a healthy smile. There are four types of dental sedation methods used by sedation dentists today: The four dental sedation methods listed above can provide varying degrees of sedation. It is estimated that approximately 30 to 40 million Americans avoid seeing the dentist because of dental anxiety or dental phobia (fear of dentists). People with dental anxiety have fears that are often greatly exaggerated and overwhelming.
Severe dental phobia is a more serious condition, causing those affected to cancel or avoid their dental appointments altogether. Various sedation dentistry techniques can be used to treat those who suffer from dental anxiety or dental phobia. Many people who experience dental phobia are hesitant when visiting a dentist. They often have a fear of the office, the equipment, or the dentist themselves. Individuals that suffer from this dental anxiety frequently delay their appointments, hoping to avoid the experience altogether. Dental anxiety can also turn into severe dental phobia, making a dental appointment an overall horrific experience. People with severe dental phobia are terrified and panic-stricken when it comes time to see the dentist and they often avoid the dental appointment completely. If they do force themselves to go, they usually do not sleep the night before or may become sick in the waiting room. Many patients with severe dental phobia have put off dental treatment for years because of their fear of dentists, resulting in poor oral health.
Individuals suffering from dental anxiety or severe dental phobia commonly have infected gums and teeth, severely compromising their ability to chew and digest food properly. Many also lack self-confidence and feel insecure because of bad breath or an unattractive smile. Some children have a deep-seated fear of dentists, making dental appointments a traumatizing experience. However, it is important that children have regular dental checkups. There are tips for dealing with children who have dental anxiety or severe dental phobia, including: Another option to treat a child's dental anxiety is to find a dentist who specializes in pediatric care. Pediatric dentists have special training that allows them to help anxious children feel safe and secure during dental checkups and procedures. They also offer kid-friendly offices, so the environment is inviting and comfortable for children. If not addressed during younger years, dental anxiety can develop into severe dental phobia as one gets older.
To prevent bad oral hygiene later in life, the above suggestions can work to calm your child's fear of dentists. While sedation dentistry is not for everyone, it may be the answer you've been seeking for yourself or a loved one. Sedation dentistry could be right for you if you exhibit any of the following: Patients with cerebral palsy or Parkinson's disease sometimes are unable to control their movements. This can impede these patients from getting the dental care they need. Sedation dentistry can relax a patient so that involuntary movements don't interfere with dental work. Patients who have a medical condition should notify their dentist about the condition prior to a sedation dentistry procedure. Patients should also notify their dentist about any medications they are currently taking. Any previous allergic reactions to medications should also be reported to the sedation dentist. Sedation dentistry is generally reserved for patients who are 18 years old and older. However, there are pediatric sedation dentists available to treat children who cannot tolerate dental work.
The cost of sedation dentistry depends largely on your individual insurance coverage, geographic location, and dentist. Costs can range from a few hundred dollars to over a thousand, depending on the type of sedation used. The most common method is light sedation with oral sedatives or nitrous oxide gas, both of which typically cost from $225 to slightly over $300. The actual dental treatment being performed is not included in this price. The sedation methods used less often in dentistry include I.V. sedation and general anesthesia, the latter of which is reserved almost exclusively for dental surgery. These forms of sedation are accompanied by additional risks, as well as additional costs, and may not be necessary for you to receive the treatment you need. However, for some patients, I.V. sedation and, to a lesser extent, general anesthesia are considered appropriate. To learn more about your sedation dentistry needs, and the costs involved, contact a reputable sedation dentist in your area.