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Dr. Rawan Tannous

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10775 Onyx Dr Carmel IN, 46032 Show map

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Dr. Rawan Tannous is a Dentist practicing in Carmel, IN. Dr. Tannous specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall dental health. She is trained to carry out such treatment as professional cleaning, restorative, prosthodontic, and endodontic procedures, and performing examinations, among many others.

Dr. Tannous received her dental training from Nova Southeastern University in Davie, Florida. In addition to over 10 years of experience, she completed 2 years of advanced education in General Dentistry. Dr. Tannous enjoys all aspects of dentistry, though she is most passionate about health, beauty, and overall oral care.

Dr. Tannous is committed to providing the best possible treatment for her patients with the highest standards of care. She understands the importance of lifelong learning, professional development, and responsibility towards her patients. She attends continuing education courses to deliver quality and comprehensive care and make best clinical judgments using evident based diagnoses and treatment planning. Dr. Tannous, possesses the highest qualifications and is extremely well skilled in all phases of dentistry.

Dr. Tannous is an active member in the American Dental Association, Indiana Dental Association, Indianapolis District Dental Society, Indianapolis General Dentistry Study Club, American Academy of Facial esthetics (AAFE), Give kids A Smile, the Special Olympics Healthy Athletes program. Outside of the office, she enjoys spending time with her husband and two beautiful children. She also likes to travel, and cook.

Education and Training

Nova Southeastern University AEGD 2016

Jordan University of Science DDS 2006

Provider Details

Female English, Arabic, French

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Do root canals last a lifetime?
Endodontic treatment has a high success rate and many root canal-treated teeth last a lifetime. When a root canal procedure is successful, the restored tooth can last a lifetime. In a small number of cases (roughly 5%) root canal procedures fail and need to be redone. READ MORE
Can veneers cause sensitivity?
Teeth sensitivity after veneers is a common and temporary condition that can last up to three weeks. It is caused by the exposure of dentin and the bonding chemicals used to place the veneers. To prevent or reduce sensitivity, you can brush your teeth with a desensitizing toothpaste, avoid hard foods, and drink room-temperature liquids. If the sensitivity persists or worsens, you should consult your dentist. READ MORE
Can I get a dental implant with bone loss?
Yes, people with bone loss are eligible to receive dental implants. In many cases, this can be done with lengthy bone grafting procedures. The dentist has to take many factors into consideration before recommending a dental implant solution. Some of these factors include the number of teeth that need to be replaced, the cause of the patient’s bone loss, and how much bone loss has occurred and in what region of the jaw. READ MORE
Can dental implants cause high fever?
Fever, Redness, swelling are normal after getting dental implants, but they should go down after the first few days. Increased swelling and redness, especially when accompanied, by fever, is a symptom of infection. Consult your dentist to get it checked. READ MORE
What crown is the best on a dental implant?
A screw-retained implant restoration is the best option. Screw-retained implant restorations consist of a one-piece structure with the implant connection and implant restoration as a single unit. With current research demonstrating the risks of peri-implantitis associated with cement-retained implant restorations, many dentists are utilizing screw-retained implant crowns for single unit implant restorations. Two main advantages of screw-retained implant crowns are that they minimize the risk of peri-implantitis when compared to cement-retained implant crowns and are also easier to retrieve. The ability to retrieve the restoration is useful if the implant crown needs to be repaired or replaced due to fractured porcelain or an open contact developing between the implant crown and the natural tooth. READ MORE
What toothbrush is best for dentures?
Ideally, it is recommended that you use a regular soft bristled toothbrush to clean your dentures as they’re considerably more gentle than electric toothbrushes and dentures can be easily damaged. READ MORE
When should I eat after the dental implant?
During the first 24-48 hours, you should stick to a cool liquid diet, which means: Avoid any hot foods or beverages and consume only cool liquids instead. After the first 24 hours, you can start eating soft foods such as mashed potatoes, broiled fish, tofu, etc. If your implant has been placed and is completely buried under the gums, meaning that no part of it sticks up out of the gums, then you should be okay to resume normal diet after 1-2 weeks once the gums have healed from the procedure. READ MORE
Why does my crown hurt?
It’s normal to experience some tooth sensitivity and mild discomfort when you first get your crown. The pain should not last more than 2 weeks, if it does talk to your dentist to get it checked. Intense pain, though, is a sign that something is wrong. Here are some of the possible causes. The crown does not fit properly and changes the biting surface of the tooth. The nerve under the crown is inflamed or infected due to previous fillings or bacteria. The gum tissue around the crown is sore or irritated. You have been grinding your teeth and putting pressure on the crown. READ MORE
What is the best treatment for gingivitis?
Have your teeth professionally cleaned. A cleaning by your hygienist is the first big step in the treatment of gingivitis. Your hygienist can remove significantly more plaque build-up than you can remove on your own. Hygienists and dentists are also specifically trained to identify the early signs and symptoms of gingivitis to help you get ahead of any issues. Ask your dentist or hygienist if you’re brushing and flossing properly We learn these skills at a very early age, and a little refresher course can make a huge difference. READ MORE
How long does the pain last after a gum graft?
The healing process is often quick, taking 1 to 2 weeks for the mouth to heal fully but may take longer. People can take over-the-counter (OTC) pain relievers or prescription medications to help. READ MORE
How should I clean my dentures?
To keep dentures clean, you’ll need the following: a soft-bristled toothbrush designed specifically for dentures, water, denture cleaning solution or mild soap and a soft towel. Plan to brush your dentures at least once daily. Brushing them twice a day, every morning and every night is even better. But don’t use toothpaste when brushing your dentures. READ MORE
What is the treatment for gingivitis?
Professional cleaning which includes removing all traces of plaque, tartar and bacterial products. This treatment usually reverses symptoms of gingivitis and prevents its progression to more serious gum disease and tooth loss. You have the best chance for successful treatment when you also adopt a daily routine of good oral care and stop tobacco use READ MORE
When can you speak after jaw surgery?
Healing from jaw surgery can take anywhere from six weeks to 12 weeks, depending upon the procedure. Most patients can expect to return to school or work within 10-14 days after jaw surgery. Facial swelling will probably be considerably reduced by three weeks after surgery. However, complete jaw healing can take between nine and 12 months. READ MORE
Is dental implant surgery safe?
Dental implants are a safe and long-lasting solution to missing teeth, whether they replace one, several teeth. Young, old or middle-aged, most patients are viable candidates – growing children are the only exception, as their teeth and jawbones are still developing. Check with your dentist if you are a good candidate for implants. READ MORE
What is the best crown for back a tooth?
If cosmetic appearance is not a factor, nothing can beat a gold crown. Gold crowns (and metal ones in general) are very strong and can be expected to withstand even the heaviest biting and chewing forces well. The only disadvantage of a gold cap is its color. But if it won’t show (like when placed on teeth way in the back) this isn’t a drawback. The other option is all ceramic crowns. The big advantage of having porcelain (all-ceramic) dental crowns placed is that they create an exceedingly life-like end result. So, in those situations where cosmetic considerations are of great concern, all-porcelain crowns make an excellent choice. READ MORE
What is the alternative to a dental bridge?
Dental Implants are better solution and "standard of care" in today's modern dentistry. A dental implant looks and functions like a real tooth. There is no reduction in tooth structure on any of your surrounding teeth, like there is with a bridge. READ MORE
Which is better zirconia or ceramic crown for the front tooth?
All-ceramic crowns are made of translucent porcelain, and they reflect light like your natural teeth and look almost exactly like them. But their durability may be less due to the inherent need for greater care against heavy forces. On the other hand, zirconium crowns are very strong and last longer but don't have the same esthetic results compared to the ceramic crown. READ MORE
How long will gum recession surgery take?
The entire procedure should take around 45 minutes to one hour. Once the surgeon is satisfied that the root surfaces have been cleaned, the gums are stitched back into place. Most commonly, stitches that need to be removed after 1 week are placed. READ MORE
Can I get a bridge without a root canal?
In some cases, it absolutely can be. If the patient is able to understand the possibility of needing root canal treatment down the line and is fine with it then the dentist can try to avoid one at the time of crown preparation through conservative tooth preparation. READ MORE
Will my teeth hurt after a dental cleaning?
If your teeth and gums are healthy and you get dental cleanings every six months as recommended, your regular cleanings can dislodge plaque and particles in between teeth, allowing teeth to shift back to their natural positions. This can also cause an aching feeling, which you may also experience after flossing. As in the situations mentioned above, this feeling is normal and will pass quickly. But if you have issues with your gums, like the gum disease gingivitis, you may also experience pain or discomfort after a dental cleaning. Because plaque and tartar are being removed, the surface of your gums that may have been affected will be exposed. Also, sensitivity as a result of gingivitis or gum disease can make your gums more sensitive to cleaning. In either case, this discomfort should decrease fairly quickly, and the cleaning will help prevent the progress of gum disease. READ MORE

Areas of expertise and specialization

Family and Cosmetic Dentistry

Professional Memberships

American Academy of Facial Esthetics
American Dental Association
Indiana Dental Association
Indianpolis District Dental Society

Treatments

Teeth cleaning, filings, crowns, veneers, bridges, alignment, whitening, extraction. Mouthguard and Botox treatment for teeth clinching/ grinding.

Professional Affiliations

America Academy of Facial Esthetics

Dr. Rawan Tannous's Practice location

Carmel West Dentistry

10775 Onyx Dr -
Carmel, IN 46032

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https://carmelwestdentistry.com/about/meetdrrawantannous/

Mon:07:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Tue:07:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Wed:07:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Thu:07:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Fri:09:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Sat:Closed
Sun:Closed

Carmel West Dentistry

3965 W. 106 St. -
Carmel, IN 46032

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New patients: 317-253-8631

www.carmelwestdentistry.com

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Dr. Rawan Tannous has a rating of 5 out of 5 stars based on the reviews from 1 patient. FindaTopDoc has aggregated the experiences from real patients to help give you more insights and information on how to choose the best Dentist | General Practice 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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Dr Tannous took over Carmel West Dentistry from Dr Halsema and maintained the high standards of patient care. The team is amazing, very kind, friendly and patient. I live this office!

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A skilled dentist, Dr. Tannous tends to patients’ dental needs in Carmel and the greater Indianapolis area at Carmel West Dentistry office. She is devoted to providing the highest standard of care through her commitment to quality, new technology, innovative procedures, and ongoing education.

In addition to over 10 years of dental experience, Dr. Tannous completed two years of Advanced Education in General Dentistry at Nova Southeastern University College of Dental Medicine in Davie, Florida. She also completed a year of residency treating special needs patients.

Devoted to providing the best possible treatment and transcending patients’ dental expectations, Dr. Tannous takes her time to understand her patients’ questions, goals and make them comfortable and at ease. She enjoys all aspects of dentistry, though she is most passionate about beauty and overall oral health. She is trained to carry out cosmetic dentistry like crowns, veneers, whitening and clear aligners to help accomplish your dream smile. She is also certified to administer Botox and Dermal Fillers through the American Academy of Facial Esthetics. Dr. Tannous employs her education and training skills to help patients with TMJ problems and enhance patients’ smiles.

Dr. Tannous understands the importance of lifelong learning, professional development, and responsibility towards her patients. She attends continuing education courses to deliver quality and comprehensive care and makes best clinical judgments using evidence-based diagnoses and treatment planning. Dr. Tannous is an active member of the American Dental Association, the Indiana Dental Association, the Indianapolis District Dental Society, the Indianapolis General Dentistry Study Club, the American Academy of Facial Esthetics, Give Kids A Smile, and the Special Olympics Healthy Athletes program.

Outside of the office, Dr. Tannous enjoys spending time with her husband and two beautiful children. She also likes to travel and cook. Her favorite vacation destinations include Paris, Dubai, and Thailand. She is fluent in English, Arabic, and French.