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Dr. Pyatt - Video Vault
Dr. Ed Pyatt discusses comprehensive dental care and the many services available.
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Dr. Ed Pyatt - IntroductionHow do you continue to grow a thriving business in one place for almost 30 years? By striving for excellence and staying current with today’s technology. That is the philosophy of Dr. Ed Pyatt of Buffalo, MO. Serving the area for almost 30 years, he offers a wide range of services including cosmetic and aesthetic restorations. He and his wife Barbara live in the Buffalo area and are active members of the community.
As a graduate of UMKC and affiliate of LVI (as seen on Extreme Makeover), Dr.Pyatt offers everything from simple cleanings and restorations to ZOOM II whitening and smile makeovers. He is now accepting new patients and would love to have you as a part of his dental family. The core of that family consists of Dr.Pyatt, Carol, Haley, Amy, Linda, Barb and Amanda. Just as with any family theirs is a mix of different personalities and abilities, working together to provide you with a comfortable and caring atmosphere. They also spend many hours in continuing education to be able to provide you with the latest in materials and techniques.
The goal of Dr.Pyatt and his staff is to provide you with the best dentistry available in a comfortable and caring environment. Call Haley today to reserve a time to meet the staff and receive a personal tour of the office. We look forward to meeting you very soon.
For more information call: 1-800-705-1739 or 1-417-345-2793
Office hours are: Mon.-Wed. 8:00a-5:00p and Thurs. 8:00a-3:00p
Located at: 1006 S. Ash (65 Hwy) between Dairy Queen and O’Reillys in Buffalo
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Q&A with Dr. PyattQ: How often do I need to have my teeth professionally cleaned?
A: Every 6 months for some. Other may need every 3-4 months depending on the degree of gum disease. Decay and gum problems can run rampant in a very short time, so it is essential to your overall oral health to keep on top of things. Just like changing the oil in your car every 3000miles!
Q: What if I’m not having any problems?
A: Make your appointment anyway! Decay and many oral diseases can be asymptomatic until the onset of infection. When infection occurs the underlying problem has been present for awhile. Most people wait until they are in pain to visit their dentist then they associate the cause of that pain with the dental visit. Come visit Dr. Pyatt before there is pain!
Q: Can’t I just get them cleaned and not have the exams or the x-rays?
A: During the exam the dentist is checking for several things: the presence of a host of systemic diseases and oral cancer. X-rays are a diagnostic tool used to spot decay that the dentist cannot visually discern (between the teeth or below the gum level). They also pick up the bone loss that indicates gum disease and cysts and tumors are visible on panoramic x-rays.
Q: What is periodontal or gum disease?
A: Infections that affect the tissue and bone that support the teeth. It causes bleeding, pocketing, mobility of the teeth, and eventually tooth loss.
Q: How can I prevent “perio” disease?
A: Brush your teeth at least twice a day for 2 minutes each time. Clean between your teeth once a day with dental floss. Have a regular professional cleaning ( at least twice a year) with Dr. Pyatt!! Only your dentist can remove hardened tartar.
If you need extra help controlling the problem your dentist can prescribe an antimicrobial mouth rinse.
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