All Treatments
Every treatment below is offered at all three Advanced Dentistry & Orthodontics offices. Each page is reviewed by a named dentist, opens with a direct answer, and lists its sources.
Request an evaluationTreatments in priority order
- 1. TMJ/TMD Treatment
TMJ and TMD Treatment in Newport Beach, Brea and Pomona
TMJ and TMD treatment begins with an evaluation of the jaw joints, chewing muscles, bite, and airway, then conservative and reversible care before anything permanent.
- 2. Dental Implants
Dental Implants in Pomona, Newport Beach and Brea
Dental implants can replace one tooth, several teeth, or support a full arch, but candidacy depends on oral health, available bone, medical history, and healing.
Reviewed by Dr. Nabeel Cajee, DDS, MICOI
- 3. Full-Arch Implants (All-on-4)
Full-Arch Implants (All-on-4) in Southern California
Full-arch implants (often called All-on-4 or All-on-X) support a fixed prosthesis for a complete arch, but the plan depends on bone, health, bite forces, and the condition of any remaining teeth.
Reviewed by Dr. Nabeel Cajee, DDS, MICOI
- 4. Porcelain Veneers
Porcelain Veneers in Pomona, Newport Beach and Brea
Porcelain veneers change the color, shape, or proportion of the visible front surface of selected teeth, and the right plan depends on the diagnosis, available enamel, bite, existing restorations, and your goals.
Reviewed by Dr. Ziad Tedini, DDS
- 5. Emergency Dentistry
Emergency Dentist in Pomona, Newport Beach and Brea
For a dental emergency, call the office first so the team can assess urgency and current availability; call 911 or go to an emergency department for trouble breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, severe facial trauma, loss of consciousness, or rapidly spreading swelling.
Reviewed by Dr. Khalid Khoudari, DDS
- 6. Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic Dentistry and Smile Makeovers in Southern California
Cosmetic dentistry can change tooth color, shape, spacing, or proportion, but the appropriate option depends on oral health, existing restorations, bite, tooth structure, and your priorities.
Reviewed by Dr. Khalid Khoudari, DDS and Dr. Ziad Tedini, DDS
- 7. Invisalign
Invisalign Clear Aligners in Pomona, Newport Beach and Brea
Invisalign clear aligners can treat selected orthodontic problems, and results depend on the diagnosis, the movements required, wearing the trays as prescribed, monitoring, and retention.
Reviewed by Dr. Ammar Siddiqi, DDS, MBA
- 8. Orthodontics / Braces
Orthodontics and Braces for Children and Adults in Southern California
Orthodontic treatment moves teeth and improves bite relationships using braces, clear aligners, or hidden braces, and the appliance depends on the diagnosis, the movements required, growth, and the patient's age and preferences.
Reviewed by Dr. Ammar Siddiqi, DDS, MBA
- 9. InSmile Hidden Braces
InSmile Hidden Braces (Lingual Braces) in Southern California
InSmile hidden braces are lingual braces: brackets and wires bonded to the back of the teeth, so they are not visible from the front.
Reviewed by Dr. Ammar Siddiqi, DDS, MBA
- 10. Root Canal Treatment
Root Canal Treatment in Pomona, Brea and Newport Beach
Root canal treatment removes inflamed or infected tissue from inside a tooth, then cleans, fills and seals the space so the tooth may be retained.
Reviewed by Dr. Ahmed Soboh, DDS, FAGD, LVIF, MBA
- 11. Dental Crowns
Dental Crowns in Pomona, Brea and Newport Beach
A dental crown covers and protects a selected damaged tooth.
Reviewed by Dr. Ahmed Soboh, DDS, FAGD, LVIF, MBA
- 12. Dentures
Dentures in Pomona, Brea and Newport Beach
Dentures replace some or all missing teeth, but the appropriate design depends on which teeth remain, gum and bone support, bite, dexterity, health, maintenance needs, and whether implants are suitable.
Reviewed by Dr. Nabeel Cajee, DDS, MICOI
- 13. General Dentistry
General Dentistry in Pomona, Newport Beach and Brea
General dentistry covers the routine care that keeps teeth and gums healthy: examinations, professional cleanings, digital X-rays when indicated, fillings, crowns, root canal treatment, and extractions when a tooth cannot be saved.
Reviewed by Dr. Ahmed Soboh, DDS, FAGD, LVIF, MBA
Not sure which treatment applies?
An evaluation establishes a diagnosis and the options that apply to you. Choose an office or meet the dentists first.
