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Dr. Seibert is a specialist in prosthetic and general dentistry with over 23 years of experience treating patients with unusual and challenging dental problems such as: TMJ, complete mouth rehabilitation, denture fabrication, implant restorations, including other serious prosthetic procedures.
With an in-house laboratory, Dr. Seibert performs all procedures relating to each patient's unique rehabilitation, including:
 • Initial Evaluation
• Impressions
• X-rays
• Production of temporary crowns and bridges
• Laboratory production of final restorations
Dr. Seibert works with a team of specialists in the
fields of oral surgery, periodontics, endodontics
and orthodontics, to achieve complete dental rehabilitation for each patient.
Why You May Need A Prosthodontist :
TMJ Disorder
----> When jaw joints are forced into bad positions, a muscular reaction can occur in an attempt to protect the joints. Results of this disorder can result in headaches, neck aches, ringing in the ears, ear pain, sore teeth, sore muscles, pain in the jaw joints, clicking, popping and a lot more. TMJ Dentistry is required to address problems that normal Dentistry does not address. Many temporomandibular joint dysfunction patients also have medical conditions that complicate their problems. If left undiagnosed, pain and further deterioration of the jaw joint can continue.
Tooth Loss and Denture Fabrication
----> Many people suffer from gaps between their teeth, tooth loss or loosening of teeth. Such conditions can cause mouth discomfort, speaking difficulties, difficulty eating, and even self-conciousness that missing teeth has on a person's appearance. Denture fabrication is a method of fabricating custom dentures for a patient, using a preformed tooth arch and a custom formed denture base and then attaching these units with a self polymerizing plastic. This process is the present state of the art dentistry and requires specific dental skill and experience to achieve best results for the patient.
Dental Implants & Complete Mouth Restoration
----> Simply stated, dental implants are artificial tooth replacements used to counter tooth loss. Tooth damage and tooth loss can occur for a variety of reasons: mouth trauma, failed root canal surgery, peridontal disease, also congenital defects. In many cases, dental implants may be the only logical choice for the restoration of all necessary functionality of the teeth and supporting structures. Although not the simplest solution to improve tooth and mouth health, dental implants and implant restoration have proven to be the most functionally effective and durable restorative solution currently available.
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