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At Pittsburgh Dental, we are committed to providing you with advanced dental services with a compassionate touch. Regardless of the procedure required, cosmetic work, restorations, or a routine cleaning, our dedicated and experienced team will provide you with thorough and stress-free care. All of our treatment plans are designed in collaboration with you, our patient, to meet your individual needs and get you the results and the bright, beautiful smile you desire.
We take general dentistry seriously because we know that consistent, preventive care is what keeps small problems from becoming big ones. Our objective as your dentist in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is to create a long-term connection with you and your family, not just see you once and send you on your way. As trusted Pittsburgh Dental Specialists, we offer all kinds of dental services in one place, so you can always count on us, no matter what comes up.
We consider ourselves more than just dentists. We are also your partners in reaching and maintaining good oral health. This is why we offer an array of options in general, cosmetic, and implant dentistry to meet the diverse needs of you and your family. We are committed to giving our patients the very highest standard in dental care available today.
A good cleaning goes a long way. We remove built-up plaque and tartar, polish your teeth, and check on your gum health, so you leave feeling fresh and confident.
Regular exams let us spot issues early, before they become bigger concerns. Our team takes time to review your full oral health and talk through anything you should know.
If a cavity has been bothering you, we'll take care of it with a tooth-colored filling that blends right in. It's a quick, comfortable visit with results that last.
When something goes wrong with your teeth, the last thing you want to do is wait. As a dependable emergency dentist in Pittsburgh, PA, we do our best to get you in the same day so you can get relief fast.
In crown lengthening, the gum and bone around a tooth are reshaped, exposing more of the tooth’s surface. This is meant to make room for crowns or fillings on teeth that are decayed below the gum line or broken and can also fix a gummy smile.
When a patient suffers from excess tooth movement due to an imbalance in their bite, leading to discomfort and other issues with their gums, fremitus treatment can address it by adjusting the bite (an occlusal adjustment), installing splints, or preparing the patient for orthodontic treatment to stabilize their teeth.
In a frenectomy, the small tissue, or frenum, connecting the gums, lips, or tongue is removed to increase function and decrease discomfort. Frenectomies are often performed to treat a lip- or tongue-tie, helping patients with eating, speech, and orthodontic alignment issues. This treatment is relatively quick and painless.
During a gingivectomy, infected and excess gum tissue is taken out to improve gum health and create a more even smile. Gingivectomies are frequently used to treat gum disease and cosmetic issues and are quick and effective treatment for your oral health and appearance.
This procedure regrows lost bone and gum tissue, often a prerequisite for implants or advanced gum disease treatment. During this treatment, a special membrane is added between the gums and bones to encourage natural healing and stop unneeded tissue from growing in the area. Guided bone and tissue regeneration strengthens a patient’s jawbones and gums and gives them a healthier smile.
A gum graft fixes recessed gums by adding healthy tissue from the roof of a patient’s mouth or a third-party donor source. This added tissue helps protect the roots of the patient’s teeth, improving their smile and lessening sensitivity.
Whether you need to protect a damaged tooth or fill in a gap, our custom crowns and bridges are crafted to look natural and feel secure.
Osseous surgery treats advanced gum disease by cleaning and reshaping the bone around a patient’s teeth. Osseous surgery removes bacteria, reduces pockets between the teeth, and encourage healthy bone structure. This procedure improves gum health, heads off future tooth loss, and promotes long-term gum and tooth stability.
Periodontal maintenance refers to special cleanings and checkups for patients who have a history of periodontitis, or gum disease. Periodontal maintenance is a deep clean that removes deepened tartar and plaque buildup and looks for renewed signs of gum disease, so future issues can be prevented.
Tori are bony growths that can form along the lower jaw or roof of the mouth. A tori removal surgically takes out these growths, which can cause discomfort, make eating difficult, and prevent dentures from fitting. Tori removals are usually quick and will improve oral health and functioning.
Scaling and root planing removes plaque and tartar from below the gumline, to treat gum disease. Scaling cleans the surface of the teeth, and root planing smooths their surface, to help the gums reattach. This deep-cleaning procedure reduces gum inflammation, preventing further gum damage and improving overall oral health and appearance.
Root canals repair damage and infection inside the root of a patient’s tooth. During a root canal, the dentist removes infected tissue and cleans out the area, then seals it to prevent further infections.
Implants are one of the best ways to permanently and naturally replace a missing tooth. As professional dentists in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, we will guide you through every step of the process.
Wisdom tooth removal relieves pain, alignment issues, and infections by taking out the third molars when they begin to cause problems. Wisdom teeth removal can also head off gum infections and prevent tooth crowding.
Want a straighter smile without the hassle of metal braces? Invisalign clear aligners let you work toward the smile you want, on your own terms and timeline.
At PGH Dental, our porcelain veneers in Pittsburgh are designed to correct imperfections, restore balance, and give you a naturally radiant smile that looks as good as it feels.
Whether a patient is suffering from severe teeth pain, broken teeth, or infection, emergency dentistry is meant to relieve pain, stave off further damage, and fix a patient’s smile as quickly as possible.
Teeth cleaning is a routine procedure that removes tartar, plaque, and surface-level stains on a patient’s teeth and gums, keeping them and their smile healthy. Regular teeth cleanings prevent bad breath, cavities, and gum disease.
All-on-4 is a full-arch dental implant procedure that uses strategically placed implants to support a full set of prosthetic teeth. A secure and long-lasting alternative to dentures, All-on-4 is perfect for those with significant tooth loss or bone deterioration – offering better aesthetics and functioning and significantly improved oral health. With All-on-4, we are often able to do same-day tooth replacement.
All-on-X dentistry is an arch restoration technique that uses a certain number (“x”) of dental implants to support a prosthesis. The number of implants varies based on a patient’s needs, bone density, and overall oral health. All-on-X is a strong and long-term solution for tooth loss and will improve function, aesthetics, and oral health.
Bone grafting is a surgery meant to rebuild and strengthen a patient’s jawbone, often required before inserting dental implants. In a bone graft, bone is taken from you, a third-party source, or synthetic materials, and added to the areas of bone loss, which stimulates new bone growth.
In crown lengthening, the gum and bone around a tooth are reshaped, exposing more of the tooth’s surface. This is meant to make room for crowns or fillings on teeth that are decayed below the gum line or broken and can also fix a gummy smile.
When a patient suffers from excess tooth movement due to an imbalance in their bite, leading to discomfort and other issues with their gums, fremitus treatment can address it by adjusting the bite (an occlusal adjustment), installing splints, or preparing the patient for orthodontic treatment to stabilize their teeth.
In a frenectomy, the small tissue, or frenum, connecting the gums, lips, or tongue is removed to increase function and decrease discomfort. Frenectomies are often performed to treat a lip- or tongue-tie, helping patients with eating, speech, and orthodontic alignment issues. This treatment is relatively quick and painless.
During a gingivectomy, infected and excess gum tissue is taken out to improve gum health and create a more even smile. Gingivectomies are frequently used to treat gum disease and cosmetic issues and are quick and effective treatment for your oral health and appearance.
This procedure regrows lost bone and gum tissue, often a prerequisite for implants or advanced gum disease treatment. During this treatment, a special membrane is added between the gums and bones to encourage natural healing and stop unneeded tissue from growing in the area. Guided bone and tissue regeneration strengthens a patient’s jawbones and gums and gives them a healthier smile.
A gum graft fixes recessed gums by adding healthy tissue from the roof of a patient’s mouth or a third-party donor source. This added tissue helps protect the roots of the patient’s teeth, improving their smile and lessening sensitivity.
An implant placement installs a small titanium post into a patient’s jawbone, replacing a missing tooth root. Post-healing, a crown or other restoration piece can be added to the implant, giving the patient a secure and real-looking replacement tooth.
Osseous surgery treats advanced gum disease by cleaning and reshaping the bone around a patient’s teeth. Osseous surgery removes bacteria, reduces pockets between the teeth, and encourage healthy bone structure. This procedure improves gum health, heads off future tooth loss, and promotes long-term gum and tooth stability.
Periodontal maintenance refers to special cleanings and checkups for patients who have a history of periodontitis, or gum disease. Periodontal maintenance is a deep clean that removes deepened tartar and plaque buildup and looks for renewed signs of gum disease, so future issues can be prevented.
Tori are bony growths that can form along the lower jaw or roof of the mouth. A tori removal surgically takes out these growths, which can cause discomfort, make eating difficult, and prevent dentures from fitting. Tori removals are usually quick and will improve oral health and functioning.
Scaling and root planing removes plaque and tartar from below the gumline, to treat gum disease. Scaling cleans the surface of the teeth, and root planing smooths their surface, to help the gums reattach. This deep-cleaning procedure reduces gum inflammation, preventing further gum damage and improving overall oral health and appearance.
Root canals repair damage and infection inside the root of a patient’s tooth. During a root canal, the dentist removes infected tissue and cleans out the area, then seals it to prevent further infections.
Dental implants are an alternative to bridges and dentures that are long-lasting and secure. A titanium post is placed into the jawbone, serving as a new tooth root, and allowing for the installation of a crown or other restoration. This leaves the patient with a new, natural-looking, fully operational tooth.
Wisdom tooth removal relieves pain, alignment issues, and infections by taking out the third molars when they begin to cause problems. Wisdom teeth removal can also head off gum infections and prevent tooth crowding.
In a tooth extraction, a decayed or damaged tooth is removed to preserve a patient’s oral health in situations where a tooth is impacting nearby teeth, causing infections, or broken beyond repair. Tooth extraction heads off future issues and can make room for treatments like braces and implants.
Whether a patient is suffering from severe teeth pain, broken teeth, or infection, emergency dentistry is meant to relieve pain, stave off further damage, and fix a patient’s smile as quickly as possible.
Teeth cleaning is a routine procedure that removes tartar, plaque, and surface-level stains on a patient’s teeth and gums, keeping them and their smile healthy. Regular teeth cleanings prevent bad breath, cavities, and gum disease.
Dr. Ariee Jung is a skilled and compassionate dentist located in Pittsburgh, PA, dedicated to helping patients attain confident, healthy smiles. With advanced education in restorative, cosmetic, and general dentistry, she offers personalized care for patients of all ages.
Dr. Jung is known for her gentle approach, keen eye for detail, and commitment to patient comfort during every visit. She graduated from dental school with distinction and continues to stay updated on the latest dental procedures and technologies.
From routine cleanings to advanced restorative treatments, Dr. Jung focuses on delivering long-lasting results in a welcoming environment. Patients appreciate her warm personality and dedication to providing high-quality dental care at Pittsburgh Dental.
Learn MoreNo one expects a dental emergency, but having a staff you can trust makes things a little less stressful when one comes. We provide fast, attentive emergency dental care in Pittsburgh, PA, for patients experiencing sudden tooth pain, chipped or knocked-out teeth, infections, lost fillings or crowns, and anything else that requires immediate attention.
As a reliable emergency dentist in Pittsburgh, we know that waiting a week for an appointment simply isn’t an option when you’re in pain. That’s why we work hard to see urgent cases the same day whenever possible. Our office is calm, our team is warm, and we offer sedative options for nervous individuals, so you can get the care you need without any extra stress.
Need a 24-hour emergency dentist in Pittsburgh? Call us right away, and we’ll walk you through your options, including guidance on after-hours situations. No matter when something goes wrong, Pittsburgh Dental is the team you can turn to.
Dental emergencies we treat include:
If you’ve been searching for trusted emergency dentistry in Pittsburgh, we’re here and ready to help. Our skilled staff will do everything they can to make you feel at ease and get you back to normal as soon as possible.
Have questions about Your Teeth problems or what to expect at Pittsburgh Dental? We are happy to talk through everything — no question is too small and no concern is dismissed.
At Pittsburgh Dental, we pride ourselves on being more than just a dental practice—we are your partners in oral health. As a trusted general, cosmetic, and implant dentist in Pittsburgh, we offer a wide array of services tailored to meet the diverse needs of your entire family. Our commitment is unwavering: to deliver the highest standard of dental care available today.
From dental implants to emergency visits, Pittsburgh Dental offers comfort-focused care with sedation options. Request your appointment or call now.
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