Dr. Mathew L. Stewart D.M.D., Dentist
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Dr. Mathew L. Stewart D.M.D.

Dentist | General Practice

5/5(12)
3670 Grant Dr Suite 100 Reno NV, 89509
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5/5

About

Mathew L. Stewart, DMD, is a leading dentist currently serving patients at his own private practice in Reno, Nevada. Throughout his three years of practice, he has accrued extensive expertise in implant restorative dentistry. Dr. Stewart earned his Dental Medicine Doctorate in 2014 at the University of Nevada Las Vegas School of Dental Medicine. Additionally, in order to stay up to date on all medical advancements in his field, he maintains a professional membership with the American Dental Association and the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry.

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Dr. Mathew L. Stewart D.M.D.'s Expert Contributions
  • Does a dental filling require anesthesia?

    Fillings do not require anesthesia if your prefer not to use it. This all depends on your pain tolerance level and the comfort level of the treating dentist. Anesthesia is however recommended for optimal comfort. READ MORE

  • Do I need a dental follow up after getting dental implants?

    Outside of regular cleanings it is recommended that you get your implants evaluated yearly. READ MORE

  • Can a toothache make my jaw hurt?

    The nerves that supply the teeth run through the jaw. If you have a toothache it affects this nerve and can make the whole jaw hurt. This is called referred pain. READ MORE

  • How often must I replace my teeth crowns?

    Some crowns last forever. Some last only a few years. It depends on the crown, the remaining tooth underneath it, and homecare. The average crown in the United States lasts for about 10 years. READ MORE

  • Why are my wisdom teeth growing sideways?

    This is due to the amount of space available for these teeth to grow in. Many people do not have adequate space for these teeth which leads to them growing in at funky angles. I would recommend seeing an oral surgeon for extraction to avoid trauma to additional teeth. READ MORE

  • Why are my teeth becoming loose?

    I would recommend seeing a dentist for evaluation. Often times this is indicative of periodontal disease. This is not a painful disease but it does cause bone loss which leads to tooth mobility. READ MORE

  • What is the procedure for replacing crowns?

    It is possible to replace crowns. In my office the crown is remove by cutting a small hole in the crown and leveraging it off. The prep isnthen cleaned and a new crown is fabricated. This is a relatively common procedure. It would be important to first diagnose the etiology if the pain. READ MORE

  • How do I prevent gum disease?

    The best method of preventing gum disease is good oral hygiene techniques including brushing and flossing twice daily. READ MORE

  • Pain after wisdom tooth removal?

    This pain typically increases on days 2 and 3 following the extractions an will then taper off over the next 7-10 days. READ MORE

  • Penicillin for root canal?

    The root canal will remove the source of the infection and the pain. However, thebinfection that remains in the bone beyond the tooth is still present. The antibiotics are used to heal this more quickly. READ MORE

  • Can a missing tooth cause problems in my mouth?

    It won’t cause any problems but you will lose bone with time. This decreases the possibility of implants over time. Also over years other teeth will begin to shift. Many people leave these sites alone with no problems however. READ MORE

  • Do I need a follow up after getting dental implants?

    It is important to get follow ups. The first follow up will ensure that everything is healed as desired and the implant integrated. It is recommended that a yearly follow up be completed to monitor for infection and bone loss. These are highly recommended because when implants fail they tend to fail fast. READ MORE

  • What's a root canal for the front teeth like?

    The procedure is exactly like it is for the back teeth however the front teeth have less canals in them so they tend to go a lot quicker. Good luck. READ MORE

  • Dry mouth

    I recommend Biotene, all day dry mouth spray, or act dry mouth lozenges. There are prescriptions available but I do not recommend this. As for the sores he should probably visit his dentist for further evaluation. READ MORE

  • How long should my child be brushing their teeth?

    The recommended time is 2-4 minutes. We recommend listening to their favorite song while brushing to keep track of time. READ MORE

  • Why do I have antibiotics after my extraction?

    These are meant to prevent an infection. Whenever you expose and manipulate the bone in the jaw it is recommended to take antibiotics to prevent any serious side effects. READ MORE

  • What happens if I don't go for my root canal?

    Although the pain in the tooth may dissipate, the source of the pain will remain. The infection will grow. This can lead to loss of the tooth and worst case scenario sepsis which may lead to the need for hospitalization and in antibiotics and could possibly end in death. READ MORE

  • A huge gap in dental treatment. What should I expect?

    I would expect there to be a full exam. This entails usually a full series of xrays (20 single X-rays, pano of all dentition, and/or CBCT), charring, gum evaluation, and treatment plan formation. Let them know your chief complaint so that this can be addressed first. READ MORE

  • What medications are prescribed after a root canal?

    A root canal will take care of the pain by getting the nerve out of the tooth. The bacteria that are present in the bone below the tooth remain because you do not typically reach this area with a root canal. These bacteria are now sealed in this area and the best and quickest way to rid yourself of them is to take antibiotics. READ MORE

  • What are the best ways to get rid of cankersores?

    Unfortunately it is undergoing the healing process. You just need to give it time. Warm salt water rinses can aid in the healing process. The time required to heal will vary based on size. READ MORE

Professional Society Memberships

  • American Dental Association, American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry

What do you attribute your success to?

  • Longstanding presence in community.

Hobbies / Sports

  • Snowboarding, Snowmobiling, Sports

Favorite professional publications

  • Dentaltown Magazine,

Dr. Mathew L. Stewart D.M.D.'s Practice location

Practice At 3670 Grant Dr Suite 100

3670 Grant Dr Suite 100 -
Reno, NV 89509
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Patient Experience with Dr. Stewart


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Dr. Mathew L. Stewart D.M.D. has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 12 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.
  • Peter
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    I was Thomas Stewart's patient for 25 years. I am his son's patient and love the service just as much.

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  • John
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    This doctor is amaz balls!!

  • Jessica
    (5)

    So gentle and professional. Dr. Stewart discusses all options with you before he proceeds and always has his patients best interest in mind. His staff is so kind and professional as well! Best dentist around!

  • Adam
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    Sent dental office EVER!!!!! Great friendly staff. And everyone cares.üòÅ

  • Kim
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    Always professional. With my fear of the dentist they have helped me overcome that.

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    Best dentist in Reno!

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    Best dentist in Reno!

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    Best dentist in Reno!

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