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Associated Dental Care proudly provides dental services to Bloomingdale, Carol Stream, Glen Ellyn, Wheaton, Addison, Bartlett, Glendale Heights, Schaumburg, Itasca, Wood Dale and all surrounding areas.
Technology

The Lastest technology is essential in providing you the best quality care possible. Associated Dental Care utilizes the most recent technology available.

Veneers

A beautiful way to correct stained, chipped, or uneven teeth

Cosmetic

Even the most subtle change in your smile can make a dramatic difference in the way you look and feel about yourself.

Invisalign

Associated Dental Care is an Invisalign Prefered Provider specializing in Invisalign.

Whitening

Everybody loves a bright white smile, and there are a variety of products and procedures available to help you improve the look of yours.

Implants

Implants are used to support individual crowns, bridges or to help retain removable dentures more securely.

 

» FAQ- Frequently Asked Questions


  • How safe are dental X-rays?
    How can parents help prevent tooth decay?
    Are you taking new patients?
    What happens at my first visit?
    How can I make my teeth whiter?
    What kind of toothpaste is best?
    Electric or manual toothbrush?
    What do you offer for the nervous, anxious patient?

     How safe are dental X-rays?

    There is very little risk in dental X-rays. We are especially careful to limit the amount of radiation to which are patients are exposed. Lead aprons and digital X-ray sensors are used to ensure safety and minimize the amount of radiation.

     How can parents help prevent tooth decay?

    We recommend parents encourage and teach their children to regularly brush and floss their teeth in conjunction with eating healthy foods and having regular dental check-ups. Please remember that visiting your family dentist twice a year is the best preventative step to allow early detection and alleviation of dental problems.

     Are you taking new patients?

    Yes, we gladly welcome new patients and their families. As a patient, you become a member of the Associated Dental Care family, which includes patients who have been a part of the family since 1972.

     What happens at my first visit?

    In order to treat each and every patient, as an individual with unique dental needs it is vital to completely assess their current oral health. We perform an oral cancer screening, along with looking at the muscles and joints that open and close the mouth. Your teeth, your gums and bone that hold the teeth (the periodontium). We then take photos and x-rays when necessary. With this information we can determine if treatment is needed and if so, the type of treatment that is right for you.

     How can I make my teeth whiter?

    There are several methods to make teeth whiter. We can “whiten” them in the office, provide you with take-home trays or even place porcelain veneers. The best whitening technique has been dentist-prescribed whitening systems; they change the color of teeth with minimal (if any) side effects. Veneers are also an option for more difficult cases. There are many other ways to improve the appearance of your smile. If you are interested in a cosmetic consultation to assess your cosmetic needs please let us know.

     What kind of toothpaste is best?

    The most important part of brushing your teeth is the technique used. Toothpaste is important for what it supplies, fluoride and tartar control. Be careful of the whitening brands because some are abrasive and they can remove enamel from teeth.

     Electric or manual toothbrush?

    After testing numerous brushes, studies have shown that electric, if used, is the best. We usually recommend electric toothbrushes because of their design, ease of use, and availability. There are numerous models on the market that work well. If you have a question about a specific brand, please let us know.

     What do you offer for the nervous, anxious patient?

    We realize that even though dental care has come a long way in terms of patient comfort, there are still those with concerns and fears. Dental care should not be an unpleasant experience so we provide a full array of options for those patients. We offer several options to help you relax so please ask us about the different methods we offer.