General dentistry can evaluate, diagnose, and even prevent future oral health issues. Think of a general dentist as your primary dental caretaker. They manage your overall dental health with a range of treatments, including preventative, structural and cosmetic solutions.
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Your children deserve healthy and attractive teeth, and orthodontics are often needed to achieve that result. How long your child will need to wear their device depends on their treatment plan and the complexity of their re-alignment.
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Orthodontics help to ensure proper function of teeth from proper tooth alignment and create healthy, confident smiles.
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Kids and adults of all ages can suffer from cavities due to poor brushing or flossing habits.
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Braces are a reliable and effective way to improve your child’s dental health. They require patience – treatment plans vary in length according to the complexity of the realignment – but the result is well worth it: giving your child more self-confidence at a time in life when it’s most important.
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People occasionally chip a tooth, whether it’s from a glass bottle, a sports injury, or another type of incident…
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Chipped teeth, spacing issues, and everyday cavities can impact the quality of our smiles.
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If you are missing a tooth and looking for a solution, dental bridges may be right for you.
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Even dedicated brushers and flossers should have a thorough dental exam and cleaning twice per year. A dentist should examine your teeth at least twice a year to identify any dental problems and other oral health issues you might have missed or can’t see on your own. You should also have your teeth cleaned and polished twice annually to maintain good dental health.
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By taking a closer look at your smile and inspecting common problem areas, a dentist and hygienist will be able to help you avoid problems before they become bigger issues.
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A dental crown is a restoration that covers a natural tooth. It’s useful to protect a weak tooth from breaking, hold together parts of a cracked tooth, or restore a tooth that’s broken or worn down. A crown is shaped in-office and then bonded to the tooth using dental cement. It can be made out of metals, porcelain, resin or ceramics. Generally, a dental crown is a long-lasting and aesthetically desirable solution. If it’s placed properly onto the tooth and shaped to fit your bite, it will look and feel like a natural tooth.
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Do you need a filling? You are not alone. Most people, even with healthy oral habits, will need at least one filling in their lifetime.
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A dental implant inside the bone acts just like the root of a tooth. They’re an effective and natural-looking solution for people with missing teeth due to periodontal disease, injury or other causes, and for those who prefer not to have dentures.
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Dental sealants are a thin, protective coating that adheres to the chewing surface of your back teeth.
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Dental X-rays allow your dentist to see the intricate details that could be missed during a normal examination.
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Forming a lasting relationship with a family dentist is important to your family’s well-being. All Family Dental & Braces is a trusted and reputable general family dentistry that offers most dental services and specialties, including cosmetic dentistry, at an affordable price.
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Ask your dentist for a fluoride treatment for your teeth to help protect and remineralize enamel, helping reduce the likelihood of a cavity.
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Oral surgery can remedy a variety of dental problems including tooth loss and wisdom tooth extraction.
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According to national studies, millions of school hours are lost as a result of child dental problems in the United States.
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Dental anxiety can be an obstacle to taking care of your teeth, but our staff are well-trained in sedation dentistry for oral surgery.
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Sometimes a tooth cannot be saved, whether it’s from injury, disease or neglect.
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Traditional dental braces are the most cost-effective treatment for straightening your smile.
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Very few people keep all four of their wisdom teeth through adulthood.
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There is a common misconception that a child’s oral health isn’t as important as an adult.
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Losing some of your teeth is never enjoyable. Partial dentures can be used to replace multiple teeth in the upper or lower portion of your mouth.
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Root canal treatment is an often straightforward procedure to relieve dental pain and save your teeth.
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Dr. Jason Jamali is originally from Michigan. He obtained his undergraduate degree at the University of Michigan followed by his dental degree at Columbia University in New York. Dr. Jamali then returned to the University of Michigan for his medical and oral and maxillofacial surgery training. This training exposed him to full-scope oral and maxillofacial surgery with additional training in reconstruction and microvascular surgery. Dr. Jamali also completed two years of general surgery and advanced training in anesthesia. Following residency Dr. Jamali worked as a full-time assistant professor of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at University of Illinois at Chicago. While at UIC, he taught residents and dental students and authored several publications. Dr. Jamali continues teaching residents at Illinois Masonic Hospital where he also treats facial trauma. He has a special interest in orthognathic surgery, implants, facial trauma, and benign pathology. Outside of work, Dr. Jamali enjoys the outdoors, traveling, and spending time with his wife and kids.
