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When you need advanced periodontal or dental work performed, you should never settle for anyone less than an expert. In the dental field, a periodontist is a doctor who has committed to three extra years of training and education in order to better understand, diagnose and treat periodontal conditions. Periodontists like Dr. Robert Friedberg typically specialize in the prevention, treatment and diagnosis of periodontal (gum) disease and the placement of dental implants to replace missing teeth. Just as you wouldn’t trust anyone less than a cardiologist for heart surgery, you should trust a specialist when it comes to taking care of your gums or dental implants.
Additional three years of fellowship training and education
Specialist in gum disease
Advanced care for both hard and soft tissues
Specialist in dental implants
Investment in advanced technology
State-Of-The-Art Facility
Our advanced CBCT scanner takes detailed 3D images of your entire mouth — not just your teeth, but also the roots, nerves, and even the shape and thickness of your jawbone. This gives us a complete picture of what’s happening beneath the surface so we can plan your treatment more accurately and safely. Whether you’re getting an implant, root canal, or just a thorough checkup, this technology helps us provide care that’s not only precise but built to last
Thanks to our modern imaging technology, we no longer need to use that messy, uncomfortable putty to take impressions of your teeth. Instead, we use a small intraoral camera that takes sharp, detailed pictures inside your mouth, without the gagging or the mess. The images show up instantly on our screen, so we can review everything with you in real time and ensure you fully understand what’s going on with your teeth and bite.
We use a tiny dental camera called an endoscope that lets Dr. Friedberg and our team see your teeth up close — even below the gumline where problems often hide. It gives us a much clearer, magnified view of what’s going on, so we can catch issues early and make more accurate diagnoses without being invasive.
We use a small dental camera called an endoscope that gives Dr. Friedberg and our team a highly magnified view of your teeth — even below the gumline, where problems are often hard to spot. This advanced tool helps us see the tiniest details clearly, so we can detect issues early and make accurate diagnoses without needing to rely on more invasive methods.