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Even though Scott Overholser DDS is a highly successful dentist with thirteen years of experience in the dental profession, he does not stop learning new things. The Associate Dentist at the Dental Salon polishes his skills and ensures that he keeps abreast of the latest trends in oral health care technology by devoting hundreds of hours of continuing education each year to the improvement of his patient care. Through his membership in the American Dental Association, the Illinois State Dental Society and the Chicago Dental Society, he further enhances his expertise in the dental profession.

The above, however, are not the main reasons why Scott Overholser DDS is much sought-after: he sees to it that his procedures are as painless as possible and that his patients have the best experience available. He is lauded as courteous, professional, patient and thorough both by his co-workers and by his patients. Indeed, he has carved his niche as far as the dental profession is concerned.

But Scott Overholser DDS is not content to rest on his laurels. In addition to his excellent training, education and experience as a dental surgeon, he is also a skilled manager who developed skills in managing people and organizations firsthand through owning his own private practice. A quick study with an innate feel for business, Scott Overholser DDS eventually became a management consultant with specialization in managing private dental clinics.

Dr Scott Overholser DDS: Many dental patients in the United States either have had a dental crown placed in their mouth or are in need of one.  Many times a crown is used to cover a tooth that has had a very large filling which is breaking down and very little healthy tooth structure remaining.  In this way, crowns can be used before a weakened tooth actually fractures, or after this happens.  But, being proactive and placing a crown prior to the tooth fracturing can avoid other complications such as a root canal or gum surgery.

Dr Scott Overholser DDS: There are several different kinds of crowns.  A full-coverage crown covers the entire tooth, whereas a partial coverage crown is more conservative and covers most of the tooth but leaves certain healthy enamel exposed.  Inlays and onlays are usually smaller yet and usually replace older fillings without a need for extensive tooth coverage.  Finally, there are several basic types of materials used to make crowns.  One of the first materials used in dentistry was gold, which is still used today, but primarily in the most posterior molars where esthetics are not the primary concern.  Porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns are often used today in posterior crowns.  They have a metal base for strength with porcelain completely covering the outer surface for esthetics.  The other type of esthetic crowns used are all-porcelain crowns.  Typically, they cover anterior teeth, but can also be used for posterior teeth as well.

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