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Ratner, Lauren, DDS

Dental Examination
One of the most important things we hope for as parents is to pass the importance of making health conscious decisions. We at The Stein Dental Group recognize this and are here to facilitate learning processes that will help your children maintain good oral standing. We believe this can be achieved through education. That’s why we start off examination and cleanings by building your child’s understanding of self-care habits such as brushing and flossing. Below, we’ve included steps that you can use with your child to build his or her confidence with brushing and flossing at home

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Neighborhoods: Springdale, Springdale - Glenbrook - Belltown
AKA: DR Lauren Ratner DMD
Categories: Dentists, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Clinics, Dental Hygienists, Dental Labs, Endodontists, Implant Dentistry, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthodontists, Physicians & Surgeons, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers, Teeth Whitening Products & Services

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Address: 1081 Hope St, Stamford, CT 06907

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Ratner, Lauren, DDS

Dental Examination
One of the most important things we hope for as parents is to pass the importance of making health conscious decisions. We at The Stein Dental Group recognize this and are here to facilitate learning processes that will help your children maintain good oral standing. We believe this can be achieved through education. That’s why we start off examination and cleanings by building your child’s understanding of self-care habits such as brushing and flossing. Below, we’ve included steps that you can use with your child to build his or her confidence with brushing and flossing at home
X-rays
Oral Cancer Screening
A quality checkup should always begin with the hygiene team. Our hygiene team will take a comprehensive approach to ensure your needs are met. Upon arrival, our hygienists will perform a quick exam the overall health of your mouth. Part of this exam includes reviewing your chart, assessing vitals, and performing an oral cancer screening. If there are any surfaces of the teeth that are difficult to see, our hygiene team may order an X-ray to get a larger look at the health of your mouth. Our hygiene team may also take a mold of your teeth, known as an impression, to observe your structural alignment. Any new findings or molds will be given to your dentist before his or her final examination. This ensures that your experience with us is both efficient and personalized.

Teeth Cleaning
From the moment your child walks in our door, we want to make sure he or she is having fun! Our waiting room is filled with a variety of arcade games that your child can play before being taken back to one of our treatment rooms. Once in the treatment room, our TVs are equipped with all your child’s favorite shows to keep him or her entertained throughout the dental cleaning. We even have prize boxes placed nearby, filled with goodies that he or she can take on the way out the door.
Fluoride Treatment
After initial inspection, our hygiene team will get to work on the gunk and grime. Our hygienists are trained to remove plaque and tartar from those hard to reach areas on the surface of the teeth and near the gum line. Once the surface is clear, our hygienists will clean and polish your teeth with a fluoride treatment. Fluoride is a mineral that has scientifically been shown to protect and restore the outer layer of your teeth that plaque and tartar like to attack. This preventative measure can help protect the more vulnerable areas of your teeth from decay.
Dental Sealants
When the biting surface of your child’s teeth are experiencing signs of decalcification or enamel wear, a sealant may be recommended. A sealant is a clear resin covering placed over the grooves of the biting surface where food particles and plaque bacteria can collect and linger. Prior to the sealant being placed, the biting surface of the tooth is thoroughly cleaned and dried. The sealant will then be chemically bonded to biting surface of the tooth using an adhesive gel or a special light source. Once placed, sealants can last for years. Additionally, because sealants are clear, we can continue to monitor the tooth for any future signs of wear.

Fillings
Resin Composite
Sometimes during examination, we may discover a section of the tooth that has been infiltrated by bacteria. A filling is an easy solution to address this problem. When applying a filling, the soft portions of the tooth that have been eroded by the bacteria will be excavated, and in its place, a composite resin material can be used to fill in the hole that was left behind. Unlike old fashioned silver-mercury fillings, resin fillings can be bonded to your teeth for a strong, natural-looking result. Additionally, under many circumstances, these fillings can be placed without use of local anesthetics.
Veneers
Before being prepped for veneers, one of our dentists will inspect your teeth to determine you have met the appropriate eligibility criteria. This inspection includes ensuring there is no evidence of tooth decay or grinding that may compromise the success of the intervention. After confirming good oral standing, our dentists will begin the preparation stages of fitting your veneer.
Crowns
Porcelain crowns are ideal for tooth restoration as they are translucent and look like your natural teeth. Today, porcelain crowns are considered the most beautiful crown that a tooth can get. They offer great strength along with great aesthetics.
Bridges
Many Americans suffer from missing more than just one single tooth. Oftentimes, after trauma or gradual tooth wear, your teeth may begin to fail. If you are missing numerous teeth or are in need of multiple extractions, we can place dental implants and fabricate restorations to provide a better solution than dentures! These fixed bridges or dentures will provide you the ability to chew just like normal and get you back to the life you used to know!
Dental Bonding
Restorative Dentistry
Missing teeth can greatly affect one’s confidence, and make them self-conscious to smile for photos, or to speak confidently around others. Dental implants are a very popular solution to this problem in the world of restorative dentistry. The American Academy of Implant Dentistry states that roughly 3 million people have dental implants in the United States. Perhaps that is due to their 98% success rate with patients. With proper care, dental implants can serve patients for many years!

Root Canal Treatment
Abscesses are bacterial infections which can cause pain, sensitivity to hot and cold temperatures, redness, and pus. Discoloration and swelling typically occurs at the tooth root, just above the gum-line. Abscesses become much more serious if the infection spreads to other parts of the body when untreated. Treatment could require antibiotics, drainage, or a root canal. As you wait for your emergency appointment, it is recommended to use a soft toothbrush when brushing, as well as making sure to avoid hot foods and drinks.

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Dentures
We offer same-day, emergency dentistry, appointments for patients suffering from a wide range of dental emergencies. We can fix chipped, broken, cracked, loose, and knocked out teeth, as well as toothaches, broken jaws, and any other dental problem that is causing you pain. Broken full denture an partial denture repairs can take place the same day. Don’t spend time suffering from a dental injury. Instead, visit an emergency dentist at The Stein Dental Group for immediate relief and to protect your smile for the future. Please

Dental Implants
If you have missing teeth, damaged teeth, or teeth that need to be replaced, dental implants may be the solution. A small anchor is placed in your bone where the missing tooth root would normally be. This implant has a porous surface to it and after a few months, your bone attaches to the implant, securing it in place.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Upon completion of his undergraduate studies, Dr. Allaeb matriculated that same year into New York University College of Dentistry and graduated in 2013 with his Doctor of Dental Surgery. Along with his degree, Dr. Allaeb was inducted into the Omega Chapter of the Omega Kappa Upsilon National Dental Honor Society. During his studies at the College of Dentistry, Dr. Allaeb served on the Graduate Commission and found a special interest in Anatomy and Oral Surgery. He also was a member of a team that focused on the management of medically complex and treatment of patients with special needs.
Flap Surgery
In some more severe forms of periodontal disease, where chronic inflammation affects the gum lining, this may cause the gum tissue to recede or pull away from the teeth. When this happens, your teeth can become loose, which may require surgical correction. During this procedure, gum tissue is lifted away from the surface of your teeth to expose the vulnerable areas below the gum line, so they can be cleaned of bacterial debris. Once the bacterial pockets below the gum lining have been removed, the gum tissue is then carefully fitted back around the perimeter of your teeth to prevent bacteria from being able to return to these areas easily.
Tooth Extractions
The effects of IV sedation can be described as putting the patient into a sort of “twilight” state, where they feel sleepy yet remain aware of their surroundings. IV sedation is often used particularly for longer or more invasive procedures, such as wisdom teeth extractions or for placing implants. Unlike with the use of nitrous oxide, IV sedation can only be conducted by dentists with additional specialized training like our
Bone Grafting
The Stein Dental Group provides specialty surgery treatment options in the Stamford area. Our in-house surgeon specializes in numerous specialty surgical procedures. These include extractions, wisdom teeth removal, IV sedation, bone grafting, sinus augmentation, and TMJ related procedures. Our team provides numerous oral surgery services to get you out of pain quickly and back to a healthy and happy life.

Orthodontics
Orthodontics is a specialty field of dentistry that caters to facial irregularities pertaining to teeth and jaw misalignment. Orthodontists receive three years of residency training in addition to four years of dental school. At the Stein Dental Group, our orthodontist, Dr. Crew has been trained to assist children and adults seeking alignment corrections.
Invisalign Orthodontics
A beautiful, healthy smile can change the way people feel about themselves. At The Stein Dental Group, we’re here to help you get your confidence back. Having straight teeth can make all of the difference. We offer an array of options including traditional metal braces, ceramic braces, lingual braces and Invisalign. There are pros and cons to each option and we’ll work with you to determine which option is best for you.
Braces
Traditional braces have existed for over 100 years and with continual advances in technology remain the most common type of braces. Traditional braces consist of individual metal brackets that are bonded to each tooth and connected by an archwire that runs through each bracket. The archwire is held in place by small elastic rubber bands fitted around the metal brackets known as ligatures. Ligatures provide a colorful look to someone’s braces when they smile. The job of the ligatures is to provide external pressure to the archwire, and this helps move the teeth into the desired alignment. Traditional braces are commonly tightened every 4-6 weeks on a case by case basis.

Teeth Whitening
Teeth whitening services are commonplace nonsurgical procedures designed to remove teeth stains and help you achieve a brighter, whiter smile. Despite the recent saturation of the market with teeth whitening products, professional grade teeth whitening services remain the safest and most effective elective procedures for achieving long term results. If teeth whitening services are the type of upgrade you are seeking to improve the look of your smile, please visit our Teeth Whitening services page to learn more about the different types of professional grade whitening services that our Stamford, CT office can offer you.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic dentistry is a subset of dental services that caters to improving the appearance of the gums, mouth, and teeth. At The Stein Dental Group, we are proud to offer an array of cosmetic dental services designed to improve minor and major defects. We value your needs and are committed to helping you achieve a beautiful, vibrant smile that will enhance your oral health and confidence.
General Dentistry
In order to keep your mouth healthy, we offer a wide range of general dentistry related services. Some of these include preventative procedures, such as clinical and oral cancer exams, routine cleanings, and patient education. Our hygienists work very hard to ensure that you have a healthy mouth. After they complete your cleaning, a general dentist will take a close look to confirm your oral health is in good standing.

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