Yes! We do teeth whitening to brighten smiles. Trust Doctor Dubinetsky not to damage your teeth with the cosmetic procedure.
At Savage Smiles Dentistry, you are never just another appointment. Dr. Dubinetsky and the team focus on personalized care, ensuring every smile gets the attention it deserves. We use modern technology and maintain a calm, welcoming environment.
We are located at 1960 West Germann Road, Chandler, AZ. (85286)
We offer a full range of services, including general dentistry, cosmetic and restorative treatments, and periodontal therapy. Our office is also open for emergency care.
Our cosmetic dentistry options include veneers, whitening, and bonding. Do you want a full smile makeover? Your Chandler, AZ, dentist will customize treatments around your goals!
Veneers are generally long-lasting and durable. Take care of them properly, and they will last for 10 to 15 years.
Most patients benefit from cleanings every six months. However, others require more frequent cleaning, depending on their oral health.
Absolutely! Depending on your case, we may recommend bonding, crowns, or other restorative solutions.
An implant can last decades with proper care. Some patients even have them for a lifetime.
Yes! Our team is always happy to welcome new patients. Dial (480) 334-5402 or book an appointment online.
Yes, we cater to children and families. Dr. Dubinetsky delivers gentle care, especially to young patients, knowing that their experience will influence their long-term oral health.
Yes, we provide same-day emergency dental care whenever possible.
For urgent care, call our office immediately at (480) 334-5402.
Yes, we deliver sedation dentistry for patients with dental anxiety. We aim to keep you relaxed during procedures.
Savage Smiles Dentistry accepts most major dental insurance plans. Our team will be happy to help you understand your coverage.
Simply put, they are ultra-thin shells made from high-quality porcelain that sit on the front surface of your teeth. Dentists shape and customize them, enhancing smiles in a way that looks natural.
Most patients complete the process over three visits. The first visit focuses on evaluating your smile, discussing your goals, and determining whether they are perfect for you. If they are, Dr. Dubinetsky customizes your treatment plan after taking impressions.
During the second visit, your teeth are prepared, and temporaries are placed. Wait until the dental lab finishes your permanent teeth, and then you return for the final placement.
Note that your case may require additional procedures beforehand, so the timeline may vary slightly. You can expect the doctor to make the whole process worthwhile.
Many refuse to get them because of the fear that they will appear fake. There are people who do end up with sets that are too white and too big! But Dr. Dubinetsky utilizes advanced 3D imaging technology to design solutions that blend with your surrounding teeth. He ensures that they are evident in a good way.
Moreover, if you want a brighter smile, you may go through whitening before placing your veneers. Then, Dr. Dubinetsky will match the colors and tones after.
Yes, and you should! Your goals and input guide the entire process, and you want to see what it would be like to have your new smile before locking in. At Savage Smiles, we show you digital previews and give you the chance to make adjustments.
Temporary treatments also allow you to “test drive” your new smile. We only make the final versions after you absolutely love what you see.
You can absolutely get just one veneer if that is all you need or want. Some only wish to cover a single chipped or discolored tooth, while others prefer multiples for a more uniform appearance.
Gum contouring is not required, but it can enhance results. If excess gum tissue hides too much of your teeth, a gentle gum lift can create a better balance. Explore this option during your free consultation with Dr. Dubinetsky! Specials for incorporated treatments are available.
There is no special diet for them, but be cautious with very hard foods, such as nuts, and staining drinks like coffee or red wine. Moderation goes a long way in preserving your investment.
No, they do not increase the risk of cavities or other oral problems. In fact, they encourage you to maintain good oral hygiene! The more you take care of them, the more you also keep decay and gum diseases at bay.
Yes, porcelain veneers are incredibly durable. High-quality ones can last for at least a decade! However, your dentist must ensure proper placement. You must ensure upkeep as well. You may also wear a nightguard to protect against grinding while sleeping.
For mild to moderate misalignment, these can visually straighten teeth much faster than braces. Unfortunately, more severe alignment issues will still require orthodontic procedures, such as braces or Invisalign.
Our Chandler dentist is also an orthodontic provider. Count on him to let you know which route you should take.
Absolutely! Dr. Dubinetsky carefully designs each veneer to match the shape, color, and texture of real teeth. He always aims for improvement instead of glaring cosmetic changes.
If your natural teeth require enhancement, he will start with that and then use them as his basis for your treatment. Ideally, others will not be able to tell them apart.
Porcelain is non-porous and, therefore, stain-resistant. Consequently, veneers do not discolor like natural teeth. With excellent oral hygiene and smart habits, yours will match your real teeth for years.
Whitening treatments do not work on them, which is why the treatment should be done beforehand. The dentist color-matches the veneers before placing them.
Minor speech changes typically resolve within a couple of weeks as your mouth adapts to the veneers. Most patients adjust quickly.
You may have to replace yours if they become damaged or you no longer like the way they look after a few years have passed. Our studio also welcomes patients who are dissatisfied with their old work or want to upgrade to newer materials and designs.
Minimal-prep options may be reversible, while traditional veneers are considered a long-term commitment. The more tooth enamel is removed, the more permanent the solution should be. Dr. Dubinetsky will explain your options before he begins to prepare your teeth.
Because they are cosmetic, insurance usually does not cover them. In some restorative cases, though, partial coverage is applicable. The Savage Smiles team will be happy to check your benefits and discuss financing or specials available. We want to assure you that you can afford your treatment.
A root canal is not always required when getting a crown. Whether you need the procedure depends entirely on the condition of your tooth. Dentists should evaluate patients’ oral health to determine necessary treatments.
If there is deep decay reaching the inner pulp or a risk of infection, Dr. Pavel Dubinetsky, DMD, will have to remove the nerve and blood vessels from inside, clean, disinfect, fill, and seal the tooth first. Then, he will place a crown.
You might experience mild sensitivity for a short time after the procedure, especially once the numbness wears off. That is completely normal. After a brief adjustment period, you might even forget the crown is there!
The cap should also fit properly. It should be the correct size and shape so nothing will feel off. That is why Dr. Pavel Dubinetsky, DMD, takes time to make adjustments. He will only cement your permanent crown once you feel 100% comfortable and satisfied with it.
It is possible for crowns to chip, come loose, or fall off. Fortunately, you can care for them almost exactly the same way you care for real teeth to prevent these issues.
Brush at least twice daily, floss regularly, and keep up with routine cleanings. If you grind your teeth at night, Dr. Pavel Dubinetsky, DMD, may recommend a nightguard. Moreover, avoid hard, sticky, and chewy foods, and try to chew on the opposite side of your cap, whether it is temporary or permanent.
A crown lasts between five and 15 years on average. That range can stretch longer depending on the material used and how well you care for it.
Metals often last the longest, followed by porcelain. Regardless of your chosen material, avoid grinding your teeth, chewing ice and hard foods, or skipping routine checkups. These habits can shorten its lifespan.
Crowns typically last 10 to 15 years, and replacement becomes necessary to address normal wear. Implants themselves can last at least 15 years with proper care.
Ensure you brush, floss, and keep up with regular visits to your dentist. Dental implants are an investment, and you want to be able to use them for a lifetime.
Dental implants can be stronger and more stable than natural teeth, depending on the materials used and the dentistry skills applied. After the procedure and healing period, many patients feel they no longer have to worry about their teeth. Enjoy your favorite foods again as you used to!
A study found that dental implants have a 92.5% success rate after five years. That said, success hinges on several factors, such as the following:
- Your overall health
- The bone quality in your jaw
- Your oral hygiene habits
- Your dentist’s skills
- The treatment plan
It is crucial to choose an excellent provider who takes the time to evaluate your case and educate you on dental hygiene and care.
An ideal candidate for dental implants is a patient with good overall health, missing teeth, and enough bone to support the implant.
Conditions like uncontrolled diabetes, heavy smoking, or bone disorders may make the procedures complicated. The best way to know for sure is to get a full dental exam and a review of your medical history.
It is also worth noting that implants are usually pricier than other treatments. Patients without insurance coverage might have to explore more affordable alternatives.
Yes! At Savage Smiles in Chandler and Gilbert, Arizona, we encourage patients to always seek a second opinion. Bring a copy of your CT scan and your proposed treatment plan, so our team can fully understand your case. We will provide accurate recommendations and pricing to help you make a decision.
Some cases allow dentists to surgically place an implant right after removing a tooth. Others, however, need three to six months, especially with additional procedures like bone grafting.
Implants must undergo osseointegration, the process by which they fuse with the jawbone for strength and stability. As such, patients must be patient with the healing process. Dentists, too, should explain the timelines and set realistic expectations.
No, you do not have to walk around toothless while waiting for your implants to heal completely. You may wear temporary solutions, such as dentures or partials.
At Savage Smiles, we craft temporary teeth before extractions, so you can continue eating, speaking, and smiling right after the procedure.
There are different types of dental implants, including single-tooth implants, All-on-4® systems, implant-supported bridges, implant dentures, and mini implants. The cost will depend on the following factors:
- The number of teeth you must replace
- The type of implant and restoration used
- The condition of your jawbone
- The required additional procedures
A single implant can range from $1,600 to over $4,000 in the United States. Of course, full-mouth solutions go much higher.
A standard implant (three to six millimeters in diameter and six to 14 millimeters in length) runs between $1,800 and $2,500 per fixture. Mini implants (two millimeters in diameter) are more affordable at $300 to $900 per fixture, but they are not suitable for every case. Implant-retained dentures can start from $5,500 and reach $25,000.
We accept CareCredit and Cherry financing for our dentistry , which allows you to spread payments over time rather than paying everything up front.
The only way to obtain an accurate price is through a consultation. Your dentist can recommend the best treatments based on your needs.
Some insurance plans now help cover parts of dental implant treatments, especially the crowns. In many situations, insurance covers around 50% of major procedures. Moreover, there is an annual maximum of $1,500.
Medicaid coverage varies depending on where you live. Some programs offer basic dental care, and implants are usually covered only if medically necessary.
Check directly with your provider. Once they explain the coverage, you can prepare your budget accordingly.
No. The area is fully numbed beforehand, so you might feel pressure but not pain. Also, any post-procedure soreness typically resolves within a few days.
The three parts include the titanium post (root), the abutment (connector), and the crown (the visible replacement).
Sometimes. Your consultation will determine whether immediate placement is an option.
You may still qualify, but we will examine you for signs of bone loss, and we’ll also consider grafting if we need to restore enough volume for dental implant placement.
You care for them the way you would regular teeth. That means brushing, flossing, and keeping up with regular checkups.
Yes. Titanium is biocompatible and well-tolerated by the body, with decades of clinical data behind it.
With All-on-4, your new teeth are securely anchored to posts in your jaw. That means they stay in place. In contrast, with dentures, your new teeth sit on top of your gums and rely on suction or adhesives. They may slip around when speaking or eating.
Moreover, you need to remove your dentures for cleaning, while All-on-4 implants are permanent features. Most importantly, the latter stimulates natural bone growth and maintains volume.
Generally, patients must be in good overall health for All-on-4 to be an option. If you have active dental issues and certain medical conditions like osteoporosis, diabetes, or autoimmune disorders, you might need to explore other alternatives. The best way to know for sure is to schedule a consultation with your dentist.
All treatments in dentistry come at different prices. Regarding All-on-4, your dentist will consider how many teeth they will be replacing, the type of implants and materials they will be using, and any additional procedures, such as bone grafting. The procedure will be more expensive than getting dentures, but it will give long-term benefits.
Yes, the All-on-4 technique is safe. It has a 97% success rate! However, as with any surgical procedure, there is a small risk of complications or infection. As such, it is crucial to find skilled and experienced dentists like Dr. Pavel Dubinetsky, DMD.
Overall, recovery tends to be faster with All-on-4 than with traditional implant procedures, since fewer implants are involved. Patients experience swelling and discomfort for a few days. Most are back to their usual routine within three to five days.
Of course, following post-op instructions is important. Take prescribed medications, be mindful of what you eat, and avoid anything that could interfere with healing.
Address:
Savage Smiles
1960 W Germann Rd,
Chandler, AZ 85286
Phone: (480) 334-5402
Office Hours
Monday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday: 7:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Thursday: 7:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Friday: 7:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
