Dr. Michael J. Neveu, DMD
Dentist | General Practice
24 Corporate Drive Belmont New Hampshire, 03220About
Dr. Michael Neveu is a Dentist practicing in Belmont NH. Dr. Neveu specializes in preventing, diagnosing, and treating diseases and conditions associated with the mouth and overall dental health. Dentists are trained to carry out such treatment as restorative, prosthodontic, endodontic procedures, tooth extractions, and performing examinations, among many others.
Education and Training
Tufts University DMD 2019
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How long does it take for a front tooth implant to heal?
Expect 4-6 months of healing before a tooth is placed on the implant. READ MORE
How long does a root canal procedure take on a molar tooth?
Depending on the difficulty of your tooth anatomy, this can take one to two visits. Each visit may take up to 90 minutes. READ MORE
What can you eat with flexible partial dentures?
Most people can eat their standard diet with these partial dentures, however, you will need to expect a time for adjustment to using these partial dentures. You will develop sores using these dentures and will need to be addressed by your dentist. This is normal. READ MORE
Are zirconia crowns strong?
Yes, very strong. Zirconia is a very commonly used material for crowns. READ MORE
Can I straighten my teeth in 2 months?
Unlikely. The best results will take time. READ MORE
Do I need to have a CT scan before a dental implant?
Yes, It has become a standard of care to have a dental CT prior to an implant surgery. The CT is important to show the surgeon the anatomy of your jaw in a 3 dimensional field. This helps to avoid any damage to vital structures, or perforations through the bone. I have all my patients have CT prior to placing their implant. READ MORE
How long is pain after a dental implant?
A dental implant surgery will result in some discomfort, but the amount and duration depends on a few factors. These factors are the surgeon, the surgery design, and any complications that arise. If this is a simple implant placement which does not require an incision and reflection of your gums, then post op pain should be minimal and last a few days. Otherwise, you can expect some discomfort for 7-10 days. The use of meds like Ibuprofen and Tylenol do well to make any post op pain very minimal and tolerable. READ MORE
Can you get partial dentures for front teeth?
Absolutely! We do this often for patients. READ MORE
What type of sore is this? Do I need to worry about it?
This appears like a papilloma. Papillomas are caused by the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). Some sub-types of HPV are know to present high risk for certain cancers of the mouth and throat. Don’t wait, you should see your dentist soon to plan a removal of the lesion and send for pathology analysis. That is the only way to know for certain what it is. READ MORE
Are you put to sleep for a tooth extraction?
Most tooth extraction are completed under local anesthesia. This means that you are fully awake and your tooth will be fully numb. Most patients do very well with extractions under local anesthesia. READ MORE
How can I treat an infected tooth without a root canal?
Once a tooth becomes infected to the nerve it is no longer a living viable tooth. The only definitive options include root canal treatment or extraction. If you are looking to keep your tooth and your dentist is confident it can be fixed, then a root canal is a great proven option. READ MORE
What's the best toothpaste for gingivitis?
I don’t find a particular tooth paste to be a limiting factor in treating gingivitis. Gingivitis has a few common causes, but let’s focus on the most common, plaque. No matter what paste you use, as long as you are adequately removing the plaque by both brushing AND flossing, you will reduce the incidence of gingivitis. Also, having a professional cleaning regularly with your hygienist will remove the tartar that you cannot with a standard tooth brush. READ MORE
Can you get your teeth cleaned with braces?
Yes, and it is encouraged. Good dental hygiene is paramount in ensuring an excellent treatment outcome. READ MORE
cold sores
There is a good chance you may had contracted HSV as the area affected by the cold sore sheds viral particles prior to the outbreak, and is highly contagious. READ MORE
Tooth pain
There is no listed drug interactions between Amoxicillin and Methotrexate according the the physicians desk reference. Michael Neveu, DMD READ MORE
Professional Memberships
- New Hampshire Dental Society
- American Dental Association
- Academy of General Dentistry
- National Dental Honors Society
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