Dentist in Trinity

Inland Pasco off Trinity Blvd, for implants, dentures, extractions and the plan around them.

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Trinity sits inland in west Pasco County, off Trinity Blvd. Dr. Moradian treats Trinity patients at Affordable Dentures and Implants in Tampa.

What a first visit settles

Three things: what you still have, what can be kept, and what has to be replaced. The consult reads the teeth and gums and how the bite meets. A tooth that can be saved with a root canal or covered with a crown is saved. What cannot be saved gets a plan for what goes in the space.

That plan is worth having before the drive becomes routine, because it tells you how many visits the whole course of treatment takes.

Implants and full arches

An implant replaces the root of a missing tooth with a titanium post and the tooth itself with a crown. A fixed arch replaces a whole row, carried on four to six implants rather than one per tooth.

Both are planned on a cone beam CT scan, which shows a 3D image of your jaw’s anatomy and settles where the bone can hold a fixture. The scan comes before any surgery is scheduled.

Preventive work still counts

Exams, cleanings and fillings are the visits that keep the rest of this list short. They are not what most people drive to Tampa for, and they do not need to be, but they are part of the same practice and they are the reason a cracked tooth gets a crown instead of becoming an extraction two years later.

Dental care near Trinity

New Port Richey and Elfers are west toward the coast, and Holiday is southwest.

Directions to the dental office from Trinity

Dr. Moradian currently practices at Affordable Dentures and Implants, Tampa, and that is where Trinity patients are seen. Appointments are made through the consult form on this site.

Trinity dental questions

What does the consult decide?

What you still have, what can be kept with a root canal or a crown, and what has to be replaced. The plan that comes out of it says how many visits the course of treatment takes.

Is a scan always needed?

Whenever implants are on the table. A cone beam CT scan shows a 3D image of your jaw's anatomy and settles where a fixture can go, before surgery is scheduled.

Get a no-cost consultation.