North Hollywood Dentist, Dr. Bijan Afar, Offers Dental Implants as a Solution for Missing Teeth
Dr. Bijan Afar, North Hollywood dentist, has recently established a new office in North Hollywood and is providing his patients with all the dental treatments they need. Dr. Afar strives to provide the best treatments for his patients, and is now offering dental implants as a permanent solution for missing or badly damaged teeth.
Until recently, the only option for patients who had missing teeth were unsightly bridges and dentures which masked this problem instead of fixing it. Dentist in North Hollywood, Dr. Bijan Afar, provides patients with a new, permanent, and comfortable solution for lost or damaged teeth. Dental Implants not only replace missing tooth roots, but they provide for prosthetics that look and function just like natural teeth as well.
Advances in dentistry have made dental implants a viable option for anyone with lost or damaged teeth. Patients who receive dental implants usually experience full recovery in as little as few weeks, with dramatically improved speech, appearance, and functions such as eating and drinking.
Dr. Bijan Afar, and his team of dentists and North Hollywood cosmetic dentists provide patients with all their dental care needs. Porcelain veneers, Lumineers, Zoom teeth whitening, porcelain crowns, and porcelain bridges are just some of the cosmetic dentistry treatments offered by the experienced team of cosmetic dentists in North Hollywood working with Dr. Afar. In addition to these treatments, dental implants, dentures, root canal treatment, orthodontic treatments, Invisalign aligners, periodontal treatments and pediatric dentistry treatments are also offered at this dental office. To enhance patient comfort, sedation dentistry options are also available for patients who fear dental treatments.
About Dr. Afar
Dr. Bijan Afar received his Doctor of Dental Surgery and Master of Science degrees in Oral Biology from UCLA. He then received several fellowships, including Hortense Fishbaugh's Scholarship and the coveted Dentist-Scientist Fellowship from the National Institute of Health to continue his research in periodontics and implant dentistry.
