Dr. Ronald J. Hollander was born in Washington, DC, and raised in the suburbs of Maryland. After graduating at the top of his class from the University of Maryland Dental School at age 24, he went on to study at the Bronx Municipal Hospital Center, one of the most advanced post-doctoral hospital programs in the United States. He continues to accumulate hundreds of hours of advanced professional education in all aspects in dentistry.

Dr. Hollander has been practicing advanced quality dentistry for over 30 years. With an intense commitment to keep on the leading-edge in clinical dentistry, he also has an unwavering dedication to personal care that sets him apart in his profession. He takes the time to get to know each patient, helping ensure that every patient makes the best-informed decision concerning all the latest available treatment options.

Dr. Hollander is a member of the American Dental Association and the CEREC Study Club. His use of the latest advances in technology, including CEREC porcelain metal-free restorations and laser technology, allows him to provide patients with the comprehensive and advanced solutions in dental prevention and treatment.

The most ideal way to address a missing tooth is to replace it with a restoration that closely mimics the original. This is where dental implants come in! A dental implant is an excellent tooth replacement option that is both permanent and stable. It can be used to replace one tooth, several teeth or even all of the teeth.

A dental implant consists of two parts: the post and the restoration that caps the post. The post is designed to replace the root of the missing tooth. It is secured in your jawbone to provide the same stable foundation a natural tooth provides. The post is made of titanium, which is very biocompatible, meaning it is accepted readily by the body and fuses well with the jawbone. The fusion is not immediate, however. After the implant post is placed in your jawbone, we must wait until the post successfully fuses with the bone and is completely stable. This usually takes several months. We will follow up with you regularly and ensure the fusion process is going well. Once the fusion is complete, we can proceed to place the actual restoration.

Root canals allow our dentist to remove diseased portions of the tooth, while protecting healthy tissue. Dr. Ronald Hollanders non-surgical root canals in Waldorf, Maryland, can provide patients with a way to prevent tooth loss or removal. Make a phone call to our our metro line at 301-893-2000 or our local line at 301-638-2000 today and find out more about our root canal procedure.