Han & Ahn DMD, PC in McLean is led by Dr. Daniel S.W. Han and Dr. Sooyeon Ahn. Our specialists offer general, restorative and cosmetic dental procedures including orthodontics, dental crowns, gum disease treatment and more! Keeping your teeth healthy is an integral part of your overall well-being. At Han & Ahn DMD, PC, dental cleanings are anything but routine. For more information about how we can help your family achieve optimal oral health and a beautiful smile, contact us online or give us a call!
Our team continues to provide a safe, sterile environment for patients by cleaning and sanitizing our practice on a regular basis. We provide hand sanitizer and clean each area thoroughly after each patient visit, and our team is trained in the latest safety measures. All personnel are wearing personal protection gear at all times, and we run a HEPA air filtration system constantly throughout the day.
Traditional braces use brackets, wires, and bands to alter the position of a patient's teeth. Invisalign relies on clear plastic aligners. These clear plastic aligners are worn like a retainer or mouth guard, fitting right over the teeth. Over time, the aligners straighten a patient's smile, applying controlled pressure much like braces. In addition to aligners, Invisalign treatment may also use attachments. These attachments are tooth-colored bumps that are applied to the teeth. The attachments serve as anchors for the aligners, and work a lot like the brackets used in orthodontic treatment with braces. The attachments help shift teeth into a better position.
A straighter smile can positively impact every aspect of your life. Our board-certified orthodontist Dr. Ahn can provide specialized care and attention to your orthodontic case. As an active member of the American Association of Orthodontists, Dr. Ahn has access to the latest techniques and solutions that can straighten your smile. We invite you to request a consultation to speak to our skilled orthodontist and discover how transformative orthodontics can be.
Dr. Daniel Han and Dr. Sooyeon Ahn at Han & Ahn DMD are proud to provide the residents of McLean and beyond with gentle and effective solutions for gingivitis and advanced periodontal disease. Because this is a progressive disease, the sooner you seek out treatment, the better.
Our board-certified doctors are graduates of the prestigious University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine. They use the latest preventative care methods and sophisticated LANAP laser technology for effective, comfortable gum treatments.
Investing in quality restorative dental work is one of the best ways to ensure a lifetime of good oral health and beautiful smiles. According to research in The American Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 94 percent of crowns last a minimum of eight years. Treatment can last even longer when you visit a first-rate dental practice such as Han and Ahn.
Orthodontics refers to the treatment of irregularities in the teeth and jaws — and braces are one of the most well-known solutions in the field. Braces use brackets, wires, and bands to gently guide your teeth into proper alignment over time. Our orthodontist, Dr. Ahn, will periodically adjust the braces to ensure the right amount of pressure is being applied to each tooth and the treatment is coming along as intended. Your total treatment time will depend on the severity of your misalignment. When you visit us to explore this orthodontic option, Dr. Ahn can consult you on how long you can expect to wear them.
Dr. Han has a postdoctoral certificate in Periodontics Implantology, and Periodontal Prosthesis. After receiving his Doctorate of Dental Medicine, he then went on to receive specialty training at the University of Pennsylvania and graduated as the top resident of the year.
The talented and experienced specialists at Han and Ahn DMD are dedicated to providing each patient with the most comfortable, effective treatment. Whether you have minor gum sensitivity or an advanced case of periodontal disease, Dr. Han listens to your individual needs to provide the best possible solution. Our expert dental care results in countless healthy, beautiful smiles.
Dr. Daniel Han received his doctorate of dental medicine degree from the University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine, one of the top five dental schools in the country. His passion for dentistry led him to pursue dual postdoctoral certification in Periodontics / Implantology and Periodontal Prosthesis (Advanced Restorative, Cosmetic Dentistry) from the same institution, graduating as the top resident of the year.
We take the time to develop a custom treatment plan to transform areas of your smile you wish to change, whether that means one tooth or all of them. Your veneer treatment is completely tailored to achieve your unique goals. For the most natural-looking results, we also work with one of the best dental ceramists in the area to craft your veneers. Made from the finest quality E-max porcelain, your veneers will be indistinguishable from your natural teeth.
If you are suffering from tooth loss and considering dentures, you want an expert in the field to help you get the best results for your investment. Dr. Han is a star in the field of restorative dentistry, receiving specialized training in both Periodontics Implantology and Periodontal Prosthesis. In fact, he’s one of the only people on the east coast with this unique combination of expertise in dental implants and complex dental restorations.
Advances in cosmetic dentistry have made it possible for virtually everyone to achieve a beautiful, confident smile. Whether you desire minor cosmetic changes or a full smile makeover, we have the equipment, materials, and skills to address all of your dental imperfections at our McLean practice. An attractive smile can boost your self-esteem and help create a more positive first impression. Many patients find that they feel more confident, smile for pictures, laugh out loud, and speak in public. The results of high-quality dentistry can profoundly benefit your personal and professional life.
Dr. Daniel Sok Woong Han and Dr. Sooyeon Ahn believe in treating one smile at a time. They are dedicated to every patient who comes to our office in McLean, and will spend time to create fully customized dental treatment plans. Our dentists each specialize in different aspects of dentistry, including prosthodontics, periodontics, implantology, and orthodontics. This allows our modern practice to meet virtually any need, and makes us especially qualified to provide complex full mouth reconstruction cases.
Implant-supported dentures, bridges, and dental crowns remain securely in your mouth. Your dental implants will not allow your restorations to slip out of place or affect your speech. Dental implants function as artificial tooth roots, stimulating the jawbone to prevent bone loss. While bone recession often ages your facial structure, implant restorations help retain youthful features.
LANAP, or Laser-Assisted New Attachment Procedure, is an innovative dentistry technique that is used to treat gum disease. With this laser technology, our periodontist can target inflammation, remove diseased tissue, eliminate harmful bacteria, and decrease the depth of periodontal pockets, all while leaving healthy tissues intact.
Dr. Han is a certified dental laser expert who uses the PerioLase® MVP-7™, the only laser that has been FDA-approved for performing the LANAP protocol.
Dr. Han and Dr. Ahn have vast knowledge, training, and experience correcting TMD and its potentially debilitating symptoms. Our dentists can combine their respective specialties in periodontal prosthesis and orthodontics to design a customized TMJ treatment plan tailored to your needs. Very few dentists on the East coast combine their specialties in this way. Their goal is to help you and patients of all ages live a comfortable, pain-free life through advanced dentistry and TMD treatments. Message our office today to get started on the road to TMJ pain relief.
Fixed, traditional bridges are the most common type of bridge. Supported by a tooth on either side of the gap, the pontic is held in place with dental crowns placed over your natural teeth. This bridge is typically made primarily of porcelain. If there is only one side of the tooth gap that can offer support for the pontic or pontics, you may want to opt for a cantilever bridge instead. This technique can still provide a sturdy, lasting solution to replace a tooth or teeth.
Frequently Asked Questions About Han & Ahn DMD
What are the benefits of dental implants?
There are several benefits of dental implants including improved confidence, stunning results, jawbone support, and superior stability.
How does a dental implant work?
A dental implant is a titanium post that is inserted into the jawbone to replace lost tooth roots. Next, an abutment is attached to each implant post, which will connect the implant to the crown, bridge, or denture. Together, the implant, abutment, and restoration replace the tooth from root to crown.
What qualifies a candidate for dental implants?
Dental implant candidates should have good health, a strong jaw, and proper dental hygiene.
What can full mouth reconstruction treat?
Our office can treat virtually any dental problem using the latest restorative dentistry procedures. A comprehensive treatment by our dentists can resolve any combination of issues such as:
- damaged teeth
- missing teeth
- malocclusion
- periodontal disease
- TMJ disorders
How much does full mouth reconstruction cost?
The cost of a full mouth reconstruction varies from patient to patient based on the work required. We will provide a full price breakdown as part of the consultation process. However, our office accepts most major insurances and provides financing for those in need.
What is full mouth reconstruction?
A full mouth reconstruction is specifically designed to completely rehabilitate the health and functionality of your mouth.
What are the benefits of cosmetic dentistry?
There are a myriad of benefits regarding cosmetic dentistry including addressing dental imperfections, enhancing your quality of life, and improving your oral health.
What issues can cosmetic dentistry treat?
Common issues that cosmetic dentistry can treat include cracks and chips, misalignment, and discoloration.
What are services listed within cosmetic dentistry?
At Han & Ahn in McLean, we offer a range of treatments designed to address the full spectrum of dental imperfections including veneers, crowns, orthodontics, teeth whitening, bonding, gum contouring, and dental implants.
How does invisalign work?
Traditional braces use brackets, wires, and bands to alter the position of a patient's teeth. Invisalign relies on clear plastic aligners. These clear plastic aligners are worn like a retainer or mouth guard, fitting right over the teeth. Over time, the aligners straighten a patient's smile, applying controlled pressure much like braces.
What are the benefits of invisalign?
Benefits of invisalign include being nearly indetectable, are comfortable, easy to remove and clean, and give you the ability to eat your favorite food.
What are the different types of invisalign?
Our office offers several different types of invisalign including the following:
- traditional invisalign
- invisalign teen
- invisalign express
How long does invisalign take?
The length of treatment varies from patient to patient based on the severity of their malocclusion. It can take as little as six months, or between 12 to 18 months. During your visit to our McLean practice, Dr. Ahn can provide an estimated treatment time using individualized computer models.
What are the benefits of dentures?
Dentures help patients restore function, appearance, comfort, stability, and health.
How does a patient know if a denture is needed?
While our McLean dentists will need to first examine your smile before recommending treatment, we might recommend dentures if you have localized tooth loss, complete tooth loss, or decayed or infected teeth.
What are veneers?
Veneers are thin shells crafted from dental-grade porcelain that are attached to the front surface of your teeth. They are incredibly durable for their size (around 1.5mm in thickness) and can last for over a decade with proper dental care.
What are the different types of veneers?
Our office offers two different types of veneers: traditional and no-prep dental veneers.
What makes for a good candidate needing veneers?
While teeth whitening or other cosmetic treatments may suffice for some issues, porcelain veneers are typically recommended for patients who wish to do one or more of the following:
- lengthen short teeth
- close gaps between teeth
- achieve more consistent tooth shape
- correct crooked teeth
- brighten discolored teeth
- cover chipped teeth
What are all-on-4 dental implants?
Other dental implant procedures require six to eight implant posts to secure a full-arch denture. All-on-4 treatment uses just four implants to support a denture on the upper or lower jaw.
What makes a good candidate for all-on-4 dental implants?
Patients interested in the All-on-4 dental solution should keep these considerations in mind:
- degree of tooth loss
- jawbone atrophy
- good overall health
Why should someone see a Periodontist?
Reasons to see a Periodontist include gum disease, cosmetic issues, and missing teeth.
What are the benefits of periodontal treatment?
Benefits of periodontal treatment include removal of bacteria, alleviate pain, restore teeth, and enhance appearance.
What are the benefits of dental crowns?
Dental crowns serve many functional and aesthetic purposes including:
- protect a damaged tooth
- increase functionality
- provide cosmetic enhancement
- prevent bone loss
- boost confidence
What is a dental crown recommended?
Dental crowns are frequently recommended in cases of the following:
- broken or cracked teeth
- discolored or misshapen teeth
- missing teeth
- root canal therapy
- large or extensive fillings
What are the different types of crowns offered?
Our office offers two types of dental crowns: implant-supported crown and same-day crowns.
What is gum disease?
Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease or periodontitis, is an inflammation of the gums that occurs when bacteria turn to plaque and tartar and sticks to the teeth both above and below the gumline.
What are signs of gingivitis?
Signs of gingivitis include:
- bad breath or metallic taste in your mouth
- red, bleeding, or swollen gums
- pain and tenderness when chewing
- tooth sensitivity
What are signs of advanced gum disease?
Signs of gum disease include:
- persistent bad breath or a bad taste in your mouth
- gums pulling back from teeth, forming periodontal pockets
- loose teeth
- abscesses
What are benefits of orthodontics?
Benefits of orthodontics include:
-boost of confidence
- improving comfort
- range of different treatment options
- saving money in the long run
What types of orthodontic options are available?
Types of orthodontic options our office provides includes braces and invisalign.
Is there wheelchair accessibility for this location?
Our office as several handicap accessible parking spaces available for those in need.
Do you offer consultations over the phone?
To get started, submit a question to our staff or fill out our online form to request a consultation with Dr. Ahn or Dr. Han.
Where can I park for my appointment?
Our office as parking on the sides and behind our building.
What insurance do you accept?
Our office accepts most major insurances and offers financing through CareCredit and in-house financing.
What periodontal services do you offer?
Our dentists offer general, restorative and cosmetic dental procedures including orthodontics, dental crowns, gum disease treatment and more.
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