Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) is a revolutionary leap forward in dental healing and grafting.
Simply put, blood is taken chair-side from your arm and in about 10 minutes, the blood is prepared and processed with absolutely NO CHEMICALS, and it is ready to use immediately to help you HEAL. The PRF plug that is created contains your own growth factors, growth proteins, healing platelet cytokines, and all the important regenerative stem cells. The PRF becomes your own dynamic super biomaterial to biologically stimulate bone and soft tissue repair and regeneration, and to aid and accelerate wound healing. This is one example of the exciting technology offered at Golan Family Dentistry. We strive to integrate traditional dentistry
with modern equipment and techniques to enhance the biological experience of dentistry.
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~ Biomimetic Restorative Treatment ~ Laser Assisted Fillings ~ Laser Assisted Gum Treatment ~ Crowns in a Day ~ Digital Impressions ~ Sleep Apnea Treatment ~ Ozone Assisted Therapy ~ Laser Pain Relief
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Marshall B. Golan DDS, Howard S. Golan DDS and Jeffrey Etess, DMD 21st Century Dentistry with a Small Practice Feel
245 Hillside Avenue
FAMILY DENTISTRY Williston Park, NY 11596
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We focus on dentistry’s affects not only a specific tooth or area of the mouth but the body as a whole. Through the use of lasers, ozone and computerized dentistry, we hope to improve your dental visits and healing. Biomimetic dentistry is used to restore your teeth in a manner that tries to mimic the mechanical wonder that is a natural tooth. The doctors at Golan Family Dentistry look forward to addressing your dental needs while taking a systemic approach to devise the best customized comprehensive treatment plan to help you achieve dental wellness naturally.
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the coming months we will be providing you with valuable information to educate and enhance your dental experience.
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