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    Nielsen Louise DDS

    4.1 (8 reviews)

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    Cavity treatment

    Dental exams

    Tooth filling replacement or repair

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    I have bounced around to several different dental providers over the last several years…read more Glad to say, I'm staying with Sonoma Valley Dental! They take most kinds of insurance, the staff is warm and thoughtful, and Dr G. Is great!!!

    I don't like leaving negative reviews, but this was by far the worst dental experience I've ever…read morehad, and I'm 65. My dentist of 35 years in SF retired so I found a new one locally. The dental assistant, who was very nice, asked about my last cleaning/exam. I told her it was one year ago. The very first thing she did was polish my teeth, then flossed, then took some X-rays. Dentist came in. Asked if I had any pain. Took a very (very) quick look (no tools used) and said everything looks fine, then used the ultrasonic scaler briefly and said there was a bit of tartar here and there. Said everything was fine and left. Never mentioned the X-rays. He was there maybe 5 minutes tops. This was a first appointment, mind you. No history taken. No real examination. No, "hi my name is Dr ___." No acknowledgment that he's never seen or met me. In contrast, my prior routine always went like this. Dental hygienist 1st. * Periodontal Probe: A tiny measuring tool or "ruler" used to check gum health and measure the depth of the pockets around each tooth. * Explorer: A hooked metal tool used to check tooth surfaces for decay, cavities, and tartar buildup (calculus). * Ultrasonic Scaler: Rapid ultrasonic vibrations w/high-pressured water spray to gently/efficiently blast away stubborn plaque and tartar from above and below thegum line. * Hand Scaler / Curette: Manual scraping tools with varying curves and sharp, pointy ends designed to scrape away plaque and tartar in areas the ultrasonic tool can't easilyreach. * Polisher: A rotary tool with a soft rubber cup that spins a mild abrasive paste over the teeth to buff away surface stains and make the enamel smooth, leaving teeth bright and shiny. * Floss Then the dentist comes in * Medical and Dental History Review: asks about changes to current medications, overall health conditions, and any new symptoms like sensitivity or pain. * Radiographic Examination (X-rays): Digital images are taken (or prior images reviewed) to spot hidden issues like cavities between teeth, bone loss, impacted teeth, or root problems. * Physical Tooth Examination: Each checked for decay, cracks, wear, and the structural integrity of existing fillings or crowns. * Oral Cancer Screening: Inspects face, neck, lips, tongue, throat, and tissues for any suspicious lumps, red or white patches, or abnormalities. * Bite and TMJ Check: Evaluates how teeth come together (occlusion) to detect teeth grinding, jaw popping, or TMJ (temporomandibular joint) disorders.

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