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Dr. Marc LazareReady for a consultation with Dr. Lazare?

Our practice now offers virtual consultations for those patients who are interested in scheduling a consultation with Dr. Lazare but cannot make it to our office. For your convenience, we offer the following virtual consultation methods:

  • Zoom
  • Go To Meeting
  • Facetime

We ask that you submit the contact form below so that one of our friendly patient coordinators may contact you to schedule your appointment. During your consultation, Dr. Lazare will discuss your desires and goals, as well as answer your questions.

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If you have some photos of yourself that you would like to share, please use the upload button below to send them to us. For best results:

  • Full face shot smiling
  • Close up smile shot
  • Any areas of concern

If you have any Xrays that you can submit relative to your inquiry please attach. Maximum Number of Files: 4. Allowed File Extensions: JPG, PNG. Maximum File Size per File: 2MB.

Virtual Consultations

  • Terrace
  • Terrace Angle 2
  • Reception Hallway View
  • Reception Front Door View
  • Reception Terrace View
  • Reception Behind Desk View
  • Reception Front Desk View
  • Bathroom
  • Sterilization and Hallway View
  • VIP Room
  • Onlay
  • Dental Implant Bridge
  • Maryland Bridge
  • Maryland Bridges
  • Veneers, Crowns, Bridge & Implant Crowns
  • Temporary Splinted Bridge
  • Dental Implant
  • Bonding & Enamel Reshaping Patient
  • Bonding & Enamel Reshaping Patient
  • Enamel Reshaping Patient
  • Enamel Reshaping Patient
  • Laser Gum Reshaping Patient
  • Laser Gum Reshaping, Single Tooth Veneer & Teeth Whitening
  • Biomimetic Reconstruction
  • Biomimetic Reconstruction - Anterior Tooth
  • Biomimetic Reconstruction - Premolar
  • Biomimetic Reconstruction - Cracked Molar
  • Biomimetic Reconstruction
  • Biomimetic Reconstruction
  • Biomimetic Reconstruction
  • Biomimetic Reconstruction
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  • Patient 5
  • Patient 2452
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  • Patient 2424
  • Pink Porcelain Patient
  • Patient 2344
  • Patient 2432
  • New Patient
  • Patient 2469
  • Patient 2360
  • Patient 2388
  • Patient 2396
  • Patient 2467
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Frequent Virtual Consultations Questions

  • What Should You Do if Your Jaw Starts Making a Popping Sound When You Open It?
    If you are among the millions of people who have been diagnosed with TMJ syndrome, these may be among the symptoms. The TMJ (temporomandibular joint) is a joint that attaches the lower jaw to your skull. The symptoms described may be a result of the TMJ not functioning properly, due to one or more of the following having been adversely affected: your chewing muscles, joints, ligaments or surrounding bones.
  • Is TMJ Disorder a Condition That Will Last Forever?
    While Dr. Lazare can successfully manage TMJ disorders, he must first diagnose the cause of joint issues. In cases of situational stress, tooth grinding and jaw clenching may subside when the stressful event ends, or the patient is able to manage difficulties in their life. When a connective tissue disease or arthritis causes dysfunction in the joint of the lower jaw, the condition may be chronic until the disease is controlled. Most patients will not experience TMJ disorder (or at least its negative effects) long term.
  • Why Is a Night Guard the First Method of Treating TMJ Disorder?
    While there are more invasive methods available, Dr. Lazare typically suggests beginning TMD treatments conservatively with the use of a night guard. The guard can provide clues as to the patient’s nighttime jaw movements, and will alleviate pain associated with the hard pressure placed on the teeth by acting as a buffer. In many cases, the use of a night guard is sufficient in treating TMD. The added benefit is that a night guard made of a hard material will also keep the teeth in proper alignment, serving as a nighttime retainer.
  • Is My Headache Related to a TMJ Disorder?
    It is difficult to pinpoint the exact cause of one’s TMJ syndrome, although it is often related to stress. It also may be the result of a traumatic accident or a disease such as arthritis.
  • What Is the Main Cause of TMJ?
    Stress is the most common factor behind TMD, and should be treated alongside the physical symptoms of the joint issues. Mental stress can manifest as physical symptoms, even if we are not conscious of it. Some people enduring a stressful event may notice short term TMJ disorder, while those with issues like anxiety or chronic stress may find that problems like bruxism are ongoing.
    A common consequence of stress are clenching and grinding, which can tire and strain the chewing muscles, causing them to go into spasm and cause pain. An improper bite can also result in TMJ dysfunction. Among the symptoms are: headaches (usually upon awakening), tenderness or fatigue of the jaw muscles, earaches, and pain or difficulty when chewing, yawning or opening wide. Clicking or popping sounds are very common signs, and in some extreme cases, the jaw can actually get stuck in the open or closed position.

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  • Dr. Lazare and his team are top-notch. The team goes out of their way to accommodate and is proactive in their care. I highly recommend it.

    - Shawn
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