Ozone Therapy Offers Painless Treatments For Cavities & Decaying Teeth

Painless Dental Therapy

It's already hard enough to get kids to brush their teeth twice a day, but try getting them in to see a dentist, especially if they have cavities.

Now there is a new treatment that is great for kids. Ozone therapy is a revolutionary new painless treatment that kills bacteria causing cavities and even heals decaying teeth.

No more drills and painful needles, children don't have to fear the big bad dentist, tell your kids to open wide for ozone therapy.  Dr. Jonathan Abenaim is the first dentist in the Tri-State area to offer patients this painless therapy.

American culture had accepted the harsh reality that "pain is beauty." From sweating away hours at the gym to going under the knife for a nip and tuck, the "no pain, no gain" mind-set has always been associated with beauty.

Unfortunately, that same old cliché rings true for dental health with visions of dentists drilling and poking at patients' teeth with little disregard to their comfort level.

Dental phobias have flourished under these circumstances with reports revealing that 30 to 40 million people avoid seeing a dentist because of anxiety and fear.

Dr. Jonathan Abenaim - First Dentist Offering Revolutionary & Painless Treatment

New Jersey based dentist, Jonathan Abenaim is the first dentist in the Tri-State area to offer patients this revolutionary and painless treatment.

A survey reviewed by the Columbia University College of Dental Medicine found that the majority of people who haven't visited a dentist for 12 months list fear of pain as the main factor.

"Dental anxiety often stems from ones childhood and is a major stumbling block for many people. It prevents otherwise intelligent, rational people from optimizing and maintaining their dental health." states Dr. Abenaim. "I wanted to help people realize that going to the dentist can be a relaxing, pain-free spa like experience."

Give Your Teeth a Clean Sweep

Bacteria which cause tooth decal are found deep within the tooth structure. If the bacteria are left untreated it can lead to pain, discomfort and eventually a cavity.  Traditionally, dentists remove the bacteria by amputating the infected are of the tooth and filling the area.

Fillings that are put into the tooth are not permanent and last only a few years. Each time a filling is replaced, the filling has to be larger and more of the tooth is damaged. This downward spiral usually leads to dental reconstruction.

Innovative OZONE Therapy

The innovative OZONE therapy can eliminate bacteria with a burst of ozone, a special gas made by the CMU3 dental appliance. The CMU3 from Lime Technologies consists of an ozone generator and a hand piece fitted with a unique delivery tip to the CMU3 by a hose.

The CMU3 has been developed by a team lead by Dr. Julian Holmes and Professor Edward Lynch who lead dental ozone research, and Johan van den Berg, Technical Director of Lime Technologies.

In just one minute, OZONE gas is applied to the infected tooth to eliminate all bacteria and cavity causing agents.

This procedure uses no drills, no injections and it is simple and affordable. OZONE therapy is able to go deeper into the tooth to treat dental problems that have been left decaying for too long. The ozone will sterilize the decaying area without having to remove large areas of the tooth, like traditional bacteria removing techniques.

'Bio-Restructuring" For Wound Healing, Desensitizing Of Teeth, Treatment Of Infections

OZONE can also be used for other treatments in our office. ‘Bio-Restructuring', such as wound healing, desensitizing of teeth, and treatment of infections like Lip Herpes are all simple pain-free procedures with the CMU3.

Our Dental Spa also uses ozonated water to protect our patients from infection during dental procedures, and to enhance the outcome of treatment and decrease cross contamination from patient to patient.

About Dr. Jonathan Abenaim, DMD FICOI DICOI

Dr. Jonathan Abenaim graduated from Yeshiva University in New York with a B.A. and a major in Biology. He then continued his studies at one of the three Ivy League dental schools in the country, at the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine.

Dr. Abenaim graduated with honors in several disciplines including Prosthetic Dentistry, Endodontics and Pain Management. His most cherished award is the E. Howell Smith Award in Prosthetic Dentistry which he received upon graduation.

Seeking to further his education in Implant Dentistry, Dr. Abenaim attended an Advanced Implant Prosthodontic Residency at Nova Southeastern University which improved his skills in treatment planning, implant dentistry and full mouth rehabilitation.

He then improved his knowledge and skills in Oral Implantology in one of the oldest continuing education residency programs in the country at the Atlantic Coast Dental Research Clinic in Palm Beach Florida under the guidance of world renowned implantologists.

He has subsequently been awarded Fellowship and Diplomate status in The International Congress of Oral Implantologists. Dr. Abenaim is amongst the 2% of cosmetic dentists who perform both the cosmetic, restorative and surgical part of implant dentistry.

About Jonathan Dental Spa

Jonathan Dental Spa, an advanced dental clinic located in the affluent neighborhood of Hawthorne, NJ is owned and operated by Dr. Jonathan Abenaim. Through Jonathan Dental Spa's "total care" approach to dentistry, Dr. Jonathan Abenaim concentrates on his unique talents and ability, thus providing not only the convenience of "one stop shopping" but also the added trust necessary for successful dentistry.

Jonathan Dental Spa practice has the most innovative dentistry available using the newest technology in dental care as well as complimentary spa amenities such as massage and aromatherapy.

The practice provides oral surgery, orthodontics, laser treatment, and cosmetic dentistry, and can accommodate any level of oral care. While you are having your treatment a variety of DVDs are available to watch on state-of-the-art virtual glasses.