Dr. Brian Jackson, DDS, Dentist
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Dr. Brian Jackson, DDS

Dentist

5/5(7)
2775 Bishop Rd Suite C Wickliffe OH, 44092
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About

With over 30 years of experience in the field of Dentistry, Dr. Brian E. Jackson, DDS is an established dentist currently serving his patients as the owner of Brian Jackson Dental located in Willoughby Hills, Ohio. “Our professional team is dedicated to achieving excellence in dentistry through individual quality care. We are committed to our patients to provide this care in a clean, comfortable atmosphere to enhance your overall health,” as stated on the practice’s website. Some of the dental services offered at Brian Jackson Dental include cosmetic dentistry, preventative dentistry, oral surgery, periodontics, endodontics, prosthetics, restorative dentistry, implants, and emergency care. Furthermore, Dr. Jackson attributes his success to his love of practicing dentistry, his ability to provide quality patient care, his great staff, as well as his desire to make a difference. On a more personal note, when he is not working, Dr. Jackson enjoys spending his free time traveling, scuba diving, cooking, watching baseball (Cleveland Indians), as well as coaching baseball and ice hockey.

Education and Training

Ohio State College of Dentistr DDS 1991

Miami University Bachelor of Arts Degree in Zoology 1987

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Dr. Brian Jackson, DDS's Expert Contributions
  • How long after the dental implant will I get a crown?

    It depends, sometimes an immediate temporary crown can be placed. Generally speaking the implant has to heal 12-16 weeks before the restorative phase can begin (abutment and crown) READ MORE

  • What could cause a toothache, and how can it be relieved?

    There are multiple reasons that could cause a toothache. You should seek a diagnosis from a dental office. In the mean time, if you can take Ibuprofen that may alleviate the discomfort. Try warm salt water rinses 3-5 times per day. Brush and floss your teeth. You may also put an ice pack on the outside of your face in the area of the toothache, If that does not help try warm wet compresses. READ MORE

  • Can I use a Waterpik with braces?

    It is highly recommended that you use a waterpik after getting your braces on. I recommend using it after everytime you brush. READ MORE

  • Can gum recession be cured?

    No , not really. Eliminate the factors causing the recession to prevent it from getting worse. You will need gingival grafting to correct the issue. READ MORE

  • What pain medications are good after implant surgery?

    Non Steroidal Anti Inflammatory Drugs. Ibuprofen or Alleve if you can medically take these medications. They are over the counter READ MORE

  • What can I not eat with a zirconium crown?

    You should be able to eat anything with a Zirconium Oxide crown. Itbis harder that enamel. READ MORE

  • What filling material is the best?

    In my opinion a composite resin is the best restorative material for your molar tooth. The material is chemically bonded to your natural tooth structure. READ MORE

  • Can Invisalign cause mouth sores?

    It is possible that you may get "mouth sores" with Invisalign, but not too likely. Usually sores in the mouth while doing Invisalign are caused by poor oral hygiene or biting on tissue as the teeth are moved. Have your dental provider check these areas to rule out the trays are causing the issue. READ MORE

  • How long does it take to cure gingivitis?

    Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gingival tissues. To get the tissues healthy you need to follow the instructions of your dental providers. Generally, good home care after scaling by your dental team you should notice significant improvement in 10 to 14 days. READ MORE

  • Do gums grow around dental crowns?

    If, the crown is properly prepared and cement/bonded in place, yes gingival tissues grown around dental crowns. Sometimes this is not possible due to your periodontal status. Ask your dentist about your specific situation. READ MORE

  • How do I prepare for a dental bridge?

    Not knowing what is exactly planned it is difficult to give an answer. But, you can prepare by having excellent oral hygiene prior to the bridge placement. If, you are medically able to take Ibuprofen or Alleve prior to the procedure, it will help with post procedure discomfort. Stay relaxed. READ MORE

  • Infected tooth?

    The infection is taking the path of least resistance. Continue your prescribed antibiotics until they are gone. If, the swelling crosses the inferior boarder of the mandible it can deviate your "windpipe", if you have ANY difficulty breathing you should report IMMEDIATELY to the emergency room. Your description makes me think you could have an issue with one of your lower teeth on that same side. Did the doctor check those teeth? READ MORE

  • Can jaw surgery fix open bite?

    Yes, jaw surgery can fix an anterior open bite. Sometimes orthodontics cannot close the open bite on its own and a Lefort and BSSO surgery are required to align the teeth along with braces. READ MORE

  • Can braces cause cavities?

    Braces don't cause cavities! Your failure to perform meticulous oral hygiene causes cavities. It is harder to clean your teeth and gums with braces in place. You should brush, floss, use a waterpik multiple times a day and rinse your mouth out frequently especially after snacks. Avoid soda pop and sports beverage because of their high sugar content. READ MORE

  • How long does a partial denture last?

    Partial dentures can last many years, it depends on the teeth supporting the partial, the type of material used to construct your partial, and the care at home of the partial. Ask your provider how long he/she thinks the partial will last under your specific circumstance. I have patients that have had their partials 10 +n years. Depends, what is opposing the partial ? Natural teeth, another partial, implants? READ MORE

  • Can dentures cause gum infection?

    It is possible to get a gingival infection caused by your dentures. Are your dentures ill fitting? Do you gently clean your gum tissues with a soft toothbrush? Do you brush your dentures at least 2 times per day? Soaking your dentures is not sufficient to gut down the bacterial load that is on the denture. See a dentist to address the issue. READ MORE

  • Can a brace fix a little gap in 1 month?

    Generally speaking the answer to your question is usually a small space can be closed in 1-3 months. It depends on your bite. Your dental provider should be able to give you an honest estimated treatment time. READ MORE

  • Does root canal infection show up on an x-ray?

    If, you are referring to a tooth that has already had a root canal, an Xray may show if the tooth has become re-infected. If the tooth has not had root canal previously most of the time an Xray will show if the tooth is infected along with your symptoms. See your dental office to be sure. READ MORE

  • Is Invisalign comfortable?

    The teeth can be periodically sore during Invisalign treatment. The teeth are being moved through the bone to their desired location. Warm slat water rinses and Ibuprofen (if you can medically take it) generally help relieve the discomfort. READ MORE

  • Can a root canal infection fix itself?

    No, if the canal space is infected it MUST be treated. You can have a root canal treatment or have the tooth extracted. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

cosmetic dentistry and preventative care to oral surgery, periodontics, endodontics, prosthetics, restorative treatments, implants, and emergency services

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • Private Practice Brian Jackson Dental -

Awards

  • Cleveland Top Dentist 2018 2018 Cleveland Magazine 

Professional Memberships

  • Ohio Dental Association  
  • American Dental Association  
  • Greater Cleveland Dental Society  
  • International College of Oral Implantologist  
  • American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine  

Dr. Brian Jackson, DDS's Practice location

Brian E. Jackson DDS, LLC

2775 Bishop Rd Suite C -
Wickliffe, OH 44092
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New patients: 440-944-7775
Fax: 440-944-7887
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Patient Experience with Dr. Jackson


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Dr. Brian Jackson, DDS has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 7 patients. FindaTopDoc has aggregated the experiences from real patients to help give you more insights and information on how to choose the best Dentist in your area. These reviews do not reflect a providers level of clinical care, but are a compilation of quality indicators such as bedside manner, wait time, staff friendliness, ease of appointment, and knowledge of conditions and treatments.

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Dedicated to Excellence in Dentistry and Individualized Patient Care

Dr. Brian Jackson, DDS, is at the helm of Brian Jackson Dental, a premier dental practice in Willoughby Hills, Ohio committed to delivering top-notch dental services with a personalized touch. Dr. Jackson and his expert team prioritize excellence in dentistry and strive to provide patients with individual quality care in a welcoming environment that promotes overall health and well-being.

At Brian Jackson Dental, patients can access a comprehensive range of dental services tailored to meet their specific needs. From cosmetic dentistry and preventative care to oral surgery, periodontics, endodontics, prosthetics, restorative treatments, implants, and emergency services, the practice ensures that every aspect of dental health is covered under one roof.

Dr. Jackson’s educational journey is marked by a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Zoology from Miami University in 1987, followed by a Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry in 1991. He further honed his skills by completing a general practice residency at the Medical College of Ohio, solidifying his expertise in the field of dentistry.

A dedicated professional, Dr. Jackson maintains active membership in esteemed organizations such as the Ohio Dental Association, the American Dental Association, the Greater Cleveland Dental Society, and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. His passion for dentistry, coupled with a commitment to delivering exceptional patient care and having great staff, has been instrumental in his success and reputation in the industry.

Beyond his professional endeavors, Dr. Jackson enjoys a fulfilling personal life centered around travel, scuba diving, culinary pursuits, and rooting for the Cleveland Indians. He also finds joy in coaching baseball and ice hockey. 

Happily married for over two decades, Dr. Jackson and his wife, Beckki, reside in Mayfield Village. They share their home with their son, Austin, and their beloved pets Buckeye, Luna, and Athos, embodying a life filled with passion, dedication, and strong family values.

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    A tooth abscess refers to the accumulation of pus caused by a bacterial infection at the root of the tooth or between the tooth and gum. Abscess at the tip of the root is known as periapical abscess, while those found in the gums are referred to as periodontal abscesses. Tooth abscesses should be...

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