Join Us in Fighting Homelessness Among Local Veterans After serving our country all across the globe, many veterans come back to the United States hoping to settle down and live long, happy lives as productive members of society. Unfortunately, this dream never gets off the ground for an alarming number of former military women and men, and one of the biggest factors leading […] Continue Reading
How Does Invisalign® Work? Invisalign® is a practically invisible orthodontic system that can help many individuals straighten their teeth more discreetly and comfortably than traditional metal braces. So how does it work? Following a thorough exam to confirm if Invisalign® is an appropriate treatment for your dental needs and concerns, our Bethesda dentists—Dr. Deborah Klotz and Dr. Robert Schlossberg—will […] Continue Reading
Does the Dental Implant Process Hurt? Are you considering dental implants but worried about any pain that may be associated with the procedure? At Bethesda Sedation Dentistry, Dr. Robert Schlossberg and Dr. Deborah Klotz do everything in their power to minimize any potential pain that might be experienced throughout all stages of the treatment process, and most patients report that their […] Continue Reading
How Can I Replace Missing or Damaged Teeth? Are you interested in replacing severely damaged and/or missing teeth but don’t know which restorative dentistry option is right for you? At Bethesda Sedation Dentistry, Dr. Deborah Klotz and Dr. Robert Schlossberg offer multiple tooth replacement options that can help you improve the appearance, feel, and function of your teeth. Based on your specific needs […] Continue Reading
Help Us End Homelessness for Local Veterans After selflessly serving the United States all over the world, many veterans return home only to find themselves without just that – a home. In an effort to help end homelessness among veterans here in our own community, Bethesda Sedation Dentistry is taking part in a humanitarian project called “Operation Homecoming”. Sponsored by the Montgomery […] Continue Reading
What If I Don’t Have Enough Bone Density for Dental Implants? Are you interested in dental implants but have been told you don’t have sufficient jawbone structure and/or density to qualify as a good candidate? At Bethesda Sedation Dentistry, we may be able to help. Our experienced dentists – Dr. Robert Schlossberg and Dr. Deborah Klotz – offer bone grafting, an innovative procedure that can be […] Continue Reading
Bethesda Magazine Features Dr. Deborah Klotz! We are excited to announce that Dr. Deborah Klotz was recently featured in the “Women in Business” profile section of Bethesda Magazine! Her profile – which is included in the periodical’s July/August 2015 publication – highlights “10 Things to Know about Deborah Klotz,” including information about her humanitarian efforts, athletic endeavours, hobbies, family, comprehensive dental […] Continue Reading
Bethesda Cosmetic Dentists Explain What to Expect for Different Sedation Techniques Dr. Robert Schlossberg and Dr. Deborah Klotz highlight three sedation dentistry methods that can help patients remain comfortable and relaxed throughout the entirety of their treatment. Bethesda, MD — Sedation dentistry can often be an excellent option to help individuals cope with various reasons they may not be receiving the proper dental care they need, […] Continue Reading
What Types of Sedation Are Used at the Dentist? At Bethesda Sedation Dentistry, we understand that dental phobias and anxieties are real issues that keep countless people from receiving the oral care they need. We also realize that some individuals don’t respond well to traditional dental anesthesia, and not everyone has time in their busy schedules to set aside for an extensive treatment or […] Continue Reading
Cosmetic Dentists in Bethesda Highlight Several Key Benefits of Sedation Dentistry Dr. Deborah Klotz and Dr. Robert Schlossberg describe instances in which various sedation techniques can be advantageous for people who are apprehensive about dental care. Bethesda, MD — The fear of dentistry, also known as dental phobia, is a serious and widespread condition that affects thousands of people in the United States alone, says Bethesda […] Continue Reading