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Northbrook, IL
Northbrook Dental Care, Ltd. Cosmetic Dentist Northbrook Dental Care and
Cosmetic Dentist Dr. Timothy D. Tishler provides Cosmetic Dentistry for
residents of
the Chicago area communities of Northbrook, Lincolnshire, Highland Park,
Deerfield, Riverwoods, Wheeling, Prospect Heights, Glencoe,
Glenview, Hubbard Woods, Winnetka, Buffalo Grove, Arlington
Heights, Palatine, Rolling Meadows, Mount Prospect, Golf, Bannockburn,
Wilmette, Des Plaines, Morton Grove, Lincolnwood,
Evanston, Vernon Hills, Hawthorn Woods, Lake Forest and Niles,
Dr. Tishler offers his
patients
Zoom Teeth Whitening,
OrthoClear Invisible Braces,
Veneers,
Air Abrasion Dentistry,
Dentures,
Dental Implants, treatment for
Sleep Apnea & Snoring,
Headache Prevention,
Children's Teeth
Sealants,
Laser Cavity Detection,
ViziLite Oral Cancer Screening,
Comprehensive Dental Exams,
Routine Teeth Cleaning,
Digital X-Rays,
Periodontal (Gum Disease) Treatment, treatment of
Sensitive Teeth,
Cosmetic Dentistry and more. Copyright© 2006 DDS USWG Site designed and maintained by DDS USWG |
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The Zoom!
In-Office Whitening System is a revolutionary tooth whitening
procedure. It's safe effective and fast, very fast. In just over
an hour, your teeth will be dramatically whiter. Zoom! Whitening
is ideal for anyone looking for immediate results. The
convenience of Zoom! in comparison to days of wearing trays and
gradual whitening makes it the perfect choice for the busy
individual. 
Using the latest
medical imaging technologies, OrthoClear manufacturers precision polymer
aligners that rapidly straighten teeth.
One of the most
successful of cosmetic dentistry procedures, porcelain veneers can fix
all kinds of problems. They are used to cover chips and stains, as well
as to change the length, shape, or color of your teeth. Porcelain
veneers are custom-made for you. The smile you've been wanting can be
yours in just one appointment with our veneers. 
The
AirAbrasion technique is a non-invasive, comfortable, virtually
silent form of dentistry. For certain cavities, particularly the
ones discovered early, our air abrasion system allows us to
remove the decay without the need for drilling. AirAbrasion
literally “wipes” decay away with a gentle stream of
concentrated air and a mild abrasive. For small- to medium-sized
cavities, this technique is very effective. Often air abrasion
removes so little of the tooth that the filling is extremely
small. The cavity is filled with a tooth-colored composite
filling that bonds to the tooth, offering strength, longevity
and virtual invisibility. Air Abrasion can also be used for
repairing work, shipped or fractured teeth, removing stains from
teeth, preparing old fillings for new composite materials,
repairing broken crowns and bridges, and preparing teeth for
veneers or other cosmetic work. Air abrasion can also be used to
remove superficial stains and tooth discolorations.
The
latest materials help create dentures that are fully customized for
you. Better fit means more comfort and better chewing strength. Our
color options mean we can match dentures to your natural tooth color
so they will look like your original teeth. With the advances in
modern dentistry, fewer people are needing to wear full dentures. Please contact our
office today at 847-205-9337 to make an appointment!
The
Thornton Adjustable Positioner® (TAP) is based on the same principle as
cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR. The airway must be opened to allow
air to pass through the throat. A constricted or collapsed airway causes
snoring or sleep apnea. 
It
is estimated that more than 80 million people in North America snore
while sleeping. Considering snorer's spouses and children, as many as
160 million people are negatively affected by snoring. Your dentist can
now prescribe an affordable, custom made snoring prevention device. This
oral device is flexible, thin and quite comfortable. it has also
exhibited excellent clinical success for preventing annoying and
unhealthful snoring.
When you wake
up, do you feel fabulous? This may seem like a frivolous question to migraine
or TMD sufferers (or to their health care providers), rather than focus on the
worst attacks, when the intensity of their pain alters their daily lives. But
diagnostically, what is just as (or more) important, is when the sufferer is
experiencing no discomfort at all.