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Care
From a check-up to a full-mouth rebuild, gums, implants, the bite and children.

Everyday care
- Everyday care: the overviewThe overview, and where to start
- Check-ups and cleaningsAn exam, X-rays when needed, and a professional cleaning
- Airflow hygieneAir, water and powder lift plaque and stains
- Teeth whiteningLightening the shade of the teeth
- FillingsTooth-colored repair of a decayed or worn tooth
- Inlays and onlaysPartial crowns made in the laboratory
- CrownsA full cover for a weakened tooth
- BridgesReplacing a missing tooth from its neighbours
- Restorative dentistryRebuilding what is broken or missing
- Root canalsSaving a tooth from the inside
- Molar root canal treatmentA molar is not one canal enlarged three times; it is a branching system inside the tooth that carries most of your chewing.
- Root canal retreatmentRoot canal retreatment cleans a tooth that already had a root canal for a second time, when it hurts again or infection at the root tip has not…
- Dental cysts and lesions at the root tipA dark area — a lesion — at the tip of a root on an X-ray is a finding, not a diagnosis.

Gums and oral surgery
- Gum disease treatmentGum disease starts as inflammation of the gums, caused by the bacterial film (plaque) that builds up on the teeth.
- Scaling and root planing (deep cleaning)Scaling and root planing, often called deep cleaning, removes bacterial deposits and hardened tartar from the roots below the gumline so inflamed…
- Periodontal surgeryThe gums and the bone that hold the teeth
- Tooth extractionWhen a tooth cannot be kept
- Wisdom teethAssessment, removal, recovery
- SedationComfort options after a medical review

Implants and full-mouth care
- Complex care: the overviewThe overview, and how a complex case starts
- Dental implantsTitanium roots for a crown, a bridge or a row
- All-on-XA full fixed arch on four or more implants
- Teeth in a dayA fixed provisional on the day of surgery
- Bone graftingBuilding bone where an implant needs support
- Sinus liftThe upper back jaw, under the sinus
- Full-mouth rehabilitationAll of the teeth in one connected plan

Cosmetic dentistry and smile design

Orthodontics

TMJ and the bite

Children
- Pediatric dentistryFriday, Saturday and Sunday, from November 25
- Your child's first visitWhen to come and how it is paced
- Preventing decayBrushing, snacks, fluoride, sealants
- Fillings and crownsExplained in plain words
- Parents' guideWhat to bring, who may bring your child
- Tooth injuriesA knocked-out or broken tooth
The practice
Dr. Baruch Tetri, the team, the clinic above Collins Avenue, its imaging and its laboratory.

Dr. Tetri and the team
- Dr. Baruch TetriTraining, experience, approach
- The teamThe people you will meet
- About Tetri’s SmileTetri’s Smile is a dental office in Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, led by Dr. Baruch Tetri, DDS, a periodontist (a dentist who specializes in the gums…
- The practiceThe chair does not change for a famous name

The clinic and its technology

The laboratory

Foundation and gift shop
Patients
Your first visit, questions, booking, directions, and coming from further away.
Cases and journal
Cases shown with consent, essays from the practice, and plain answers to common worries.

Case gallery
- Case gallerySelected cases, with consent
- Length and lightA gap between the two front teeth, an uneven gum line and lost length: the gum was reshaped, then porcelain was made to the new length.
- The marginA close-up of the same two front teeth: thin porcelain fitted without adding thickness to the tooth.
- Crossbite to archA crossbite on both sides and a missing lower front tooth: arch expansion, piezosurgery and braces to open the space for the missing tooth.
- The lower thirdTeeth worn down over years had lowered the height of the bite; both arches were rebuilt in zirconia.
- GrindingGrinding had chipped the front teeth; the bite was planned and recorded and the porcelain shaped to it.
- Worn teeth, veneers and crowns on a new biteWear beyond what age explains: gum reshaping, a mock-up of the new length, then veneers and crowns on the corrected bite.
- One sequenceFailing crowns and bridges on older implants: the sound implants were kept and the failing ones replaced.
- From the dentureYears in a removable denture with little bone left: bone grafting, twelve implants, then fixed teeth.
- Two archesMissing and failing teeth in both arches, treated with implants; photographed in 2018 and checked again in 2022.
- Old bridges to ceramicOld bridges replaced in stages: gum surgery, retreatment of the root canals, six months in an occlusal appliance, then ceramic.
- Twelve implants on rebuilt boneJawbone that had shrunk to almost nothing: grafting to rebuild it, then twelve implants and fixed teeth.

Journal
- JournalNotes on diagnosis, planning and care
- Flying in: how a concentrated surgical day actually worksPatients come from across South Florida, the United States, and abroad.
- Pediatric dentistry starts in November 2026From November 2026, Tetri’s Smile adds pediatric dentistry on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
- The skull in the room: what the Planmeca Viso G7 actually lets us doCase-specific CBCT up to a 30 × 30 cm field, with Romexis review and optional platform capabilities used only when clinically relevant.
- When reconstruction needs more than one disciplineComplex full-mouth care is not a collection of procedures.
- Why TMJ treatment demands restraintJaw pain is rarely explained by one structure or solved by one appliance. Care begins with a diagnosis, reversible steps, and respect for uncertainty.

Patient guides
- Patient guidesPlain answers to common questions
- Afraid of dental treatment? What actually helpsIf the thought of a dental appointment makes your heart race and your calendar suddenly fill up, you are in good company.
- Chipped tooth: what to do and how we repair itSmall chips often do not hurt, and that is the trap: a chip that does not hurt is easy to leave alone while the tooth keeps weakening.
- Cracked teeth: types, symptoms and treatmentSome cracks are harmless lines in the enamel (the hard outer layer of the tooth); others reach the pulp, the nerve and blood supply inside.
- Do veneers hurt? What to expect at every stepPorcelain veneers are thin ceramic facings bonded to the front of the teeth to change their shape, length or color.
- Failed dental implant: signs, causes, what to doPatients call the few that fail "implant rejection." Finding out why is the work of a periodontist like Dr. Tetri, a dentist who specializes in the…
- How to take care of your porcelain veneersPorcelain veneers (thin ceramic facings bonded to the front of the teeth) do not decay, but the tooth under each one can, and the gum beside it can…
- Jaw pain: causes, symptoms, when to call usMost jaw pain comes from the jaw joint, the chewing muscles or a tooth, and most of it settles without surgery.
- Metal or ceramic braces: how we help you chooseMetal braces have straightened teeth for generations. Ceramic braces do the same job with tooth-colored brackets.
- Tooth pain after a root canal: what is normal?A root canal removes the inflamed or infected pulp (the nerve and blood vessels inside a tooth), then cleans and seals the canals.
- Tooth pain under a crown: causes and what to doA crown is a cap that protects a weakened tooth.
- What if I am afraid of getting dental implants?Most people who ask us about implants are not afraid of the implant but of the surgery: the drilling, the sound, and what happens if it goes wrong.
- What is a dental mock-up and how does it work?When you try on clothes, the mirror tells you more than the hanger. Teeth are the same.
- What is a periodontist, and when do I need one?Most patients meet a periodontist after a referral.
- Worn teeth: why it happens and how to fix itTooth wear is the loss of the tooth’s outer layers to acid, grinding or brushing, often more than one at once.
- Вреден ли рентген зубов и как часто его делать?RUКороткий ответ: доза при стоматологических снимках мала, и мы делаем снимок, только когда он может изменить диагноз или план лечения.
- Из чего складывается стоимость лечения зубов?RUСколько будет стоить лечение — один из первых вопросов, которые нам задают.
- Какие технологии мы используем и зачем они нужныRUХорошее оборудование помогает точнее увидеть проблему и спланировать лечение, но диагноз ставит врач, а не прибор.
Legal
Privacy, terms of use and this map.
- Privacy policyThis page explains what Tetri’s Smile collects through tetrismile.com, what we do with it, and how to reach us about it. It covers this website only.
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