Bill Argersinger, DDS

Bill Argersinger, DDS Dentist

DurhamDDS

287 Total Reviews
Average rating of 4.9 / 5

Takes Time to Listen: 100%
Communicates Well: 100%
Recommendable: 100%
Average Wait Time: 2 minutes

1212 Broad St.
- Durham, NC 27705 Office Website

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287 Total Reviews
Average rating of 4.9 / 5

Takes Time to Listen: 100%
Communicates Well: 100%
Recommendable: 100%
Average Wait Time: 2 minutes

Faye Cato

"Had teeth cleaned and Dr. checked. Very pleased
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Verified Review Dec 04, 2014

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Rick Joyner

"Things are always great. No complaints whatsoever."

Verified Review Sep 21, 2014

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Sandy Hartel

"good"

Verified Review Jun 26, 2014

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Hello everybody, thanks for taking the time to check us out. I operate a family dental practice in Durham, North Carolina specializing in quality dental care for all ages. We help patients from age 2 all the way up to 102! Some of the regular work we do includes tooth colored fillings, crowns, bridges, implants, cleanings, teeth whitening, and more. We welcome all new patients that give us the opportunity to help them and treat dental emergencies on a daily basis. We always have room in our schedule to help someone in need. Check out our website at www.durhamdss.com. Thanks for visiting. Dr. Bill Argersinger

Questions & Answers

Color shade, a1 or a 2

i had a crown placed t oday, perm.. a1 biting surface, a2 gum line (ginival) i had two composites placed on #2 and #3 back in April this yr. why put a1 on biting surface for tooth #19 and not a1 for #2 and #3 since one is a crown and another a composite does that make it different?

Anonymous Patient

lower teeth are visible in your smile so shade matching is attempted to be as close as possible. multi-shaded crowns are doable since those crowns are layered or milled and the ceramics can be blended in a way that more accurately matchs adjacent teeth.

the back upper teeth are hardly visible at all except for those with huge smiles. also the biting surfaces or interproximal surfaces are generally involved in back teeth fillings and those are not noticable in smiles, so the need to match tooth color is attempted but not as much attention is given to perfecting the shade since those areas aren't really visible.