At Tyson’s Dental Associates, we are a family oriented, multilingual cosmetic dentistry practice. We specialize in a wide variety of dental services for the whole family.
At Tyson’s Dental Associates in Vienna, Virginia, we use advanced cosmetic dentistry treatments to help our Tyson’s Corner, McLean and Fairfax-area patients transform their smiles.
At Tyson’s Dental, we offer an array of implant dentistry options Our office takes pride in customizing a dental treatment that is right for you.
Afraid to go to the dentist? Relax! At Tyson’s Dental Associates we utilize sedation dentistry to put patients into a relaxed state. It is also ideal for patients who suffer from dental phobia or have difficulty controlling their movements.
Your teeth aren’t the only ones that need attention. Everyone should also put some effort into making sure that his or her gums are clean and healthy.
At Tyson’s Dental, our cosmetic dentist offers a powerful teeth whitening system. Serving residents from Vienna, Fairfax, and all of Virginia, Dr. Alex Osinovsky and his staff can give you a dazzling new smile in a single visit.
When the structure of a tooth needs to be strengthened or restored, dental crowns, or “tooth caps” can be used. Dental bridges, similar to dental implants, are used to replace a missing tooth or teeth.
f you want to straighten your teeth but don’t like the appearance of bulky metal braces, Invisalign® may be an option for you. Available at our office in Vienna, near McLean, Invisalign® uses a series of custom fitted clear retainers to straighten crooked teeth.
Full mouth restoration or reconstruction is done for many reasons, such as the following: loss of teeth, trauma, fractured teeth, tooth grinding (in this case, for TMJ treatment), acid erosion, and uneven bite alignment.
Veneers are a permanent way to change your teeth. They are a conservative way to change your tooth’s color, size or shape. Veneers can be used to transform teeth that are stained, to cover discolored fillings, to close gaps, to restore chipped and worn teeth and to straighten your teeth.
Have you ever noticed how some adults have teeth that are more exposed on the gum line? This condition is known as gum recession and it is a highly common gum problem that affects up to 12% of adults today.
If your tooth is infected or there’s severe damage to the pulp, a root canal will be recommended. An untreated cavity is the most common cause for this infection.
In some cases, a patient requires a bone graft in order to restore enough mass so that dental implants can be used. The loss of bone mass can be because of infections, abscesses, disease, or external trauma.
In order to increase the chances of having a successful dental implant, a jawbone with the right amount of quantity and quality is needed.
Dental bonding is one of the most common dental procedures today. It involves placing a tooth-colored composite resin that is kept in place using a bonding agent and a high-intensity curing light.
Dentures replace missing teeth on both the upper and lower jaws. They are ideal for persons who have multiple missing teeth that need to be replaced.
At Tysons Dental Associates in Tysons Corner Va, we use advanced cosmetic dentistry treatments to help our Tysons, McLean and Vienna-area patients transform their smiles. We offer a variety of general and cosmetic dental procedures, including teeth whitening, dental implants, dentures, dental crowns, dental bridges, all-on-4, sedation dentistry, bone graft, gum graft, sinus lift, dental bonding, root canal and Invisalign®. Our patients have achieved remarkable smile makeovers. We can give you a smile you’ll be proud to show to all of your friends! To learn how cosmetic dentistry can help you, contact Tysons Dental today and schedule a free consultation and smile evaluation.
As parents, we want the best for our children—including a lifetime of healthy smiles! One of the most important steps in maintaining good oral health is scheduling regular dental checkups. These visits go beyond just checking for cavities—they play a crucial role in preventive care, helping kids develop strong, healthy teeth from an early age.
As the temperature drops and winter settles in, you may notice that your teeth feel a little more sensitive than usual. Cold weather can have a surprising impact on your oral health, leaving your teeth vulnerable to discomfort and other challenges. Understanding how the cold affects your teeth and knowing how to protect them can
