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      State-of-the-Art Dentist Office Serving Patients in Des Plaines, Mount Prospect, IL & Beyond

      For over 30 years, Alfred Roseroot, DMD has provided exceptional and comprehensive dental care at his state-of-the-art practice, Roseroot Dental, in Des Plaines, Illinois. The location makes it easy for patients in surrounding areas to receive care. Dr. Roseroot sees patients from the neighboring communities of Mount Prospect, Buffalo Grove, Wheeling, Niles, Park Ridge, Arlington Heights, Schaumburg, Hoffman Estates, Palatine, Rolling Meadows, Skokie, Northbrook, Evanston, and Chicago.


      The dental care team at Roseroot Dental is committed to providing mercury-free, minimally invasive, and conservative care to maintain their patients’ optimal health and preserve their natural teeth. They’re continually investing in new and advanced technologies and offer an increasingly broad range of care. Roseroot Dental’s services include dental bonding treatment, dental exams and teeth cleanings, dental implants, teeth straightening, gum disease treatments, root canal treatments, dental veneers, dental crowns and bridges, permanent teeth whitening, tooth fillings, tooth extraction procedures, and more. 


      For more information about the procedures and treatments we offer in our dentist office or to schedule an appointment, please feel free to contact us today!

      Reasons I Have Been a Mercury-Free Dentist for Over 30 Years!

      ● Amalgams or so-called silver fillings are actually 50% mercury usually combined with copper, zinc, tin, and a small amount of elemental silver.

      ● Mercury has no place in our bodies … No RDA!

      ● As in a thermometer, these “mercury fillings” expand and contract when exposed to hot and cold resulting in daily stress to the surrounding walls of teeth. Cracks are common and often lead to sensitive teeth and outright fractures. Thus necessitates more dentistry such as root canals and crowns.

      ● Amalgams require more tooth reduction to be placed, which means a likely need for numbing the mouth. Being minimally invasive is always better! Composite resins are far more conservative.

      ● Amalgams need maintenance and ultimately complete removal. Composites can typically be resurfaced. This is far “friendlier”!

      ● Amalgams are metallic and conduct temperature, making tooth sensitivity more likely. Composites are non-metallic and are more comfortable.

      ● Amalgams are ugly and get darker and even worse looking as they age.

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