Everyday dental care and cosmetic treatments like veneers, whitening, and bonding, all from one friendly office on Bloomingdale Road.
A small chip on a front tooth, a filling that has darkened over the years, or a cleaning you keep postponing can all wear on your confidence. Healthy teeth and an attractive smile usually go hand in hand, and many problems are simpler to fix when they are caught early. Regular checkups protect what you have, and cosmetic care can refresh what has faded.
Dental Group of Bloomingdale, an office of Dental Group of Chicago, brings everyday care and cosmetic treatment together in one place. As your dentist in Bloomingdale, our team can clean and repair your teeth, then help you brighten or reshape your smile, with most of that work done right in our office on Bloomingdale Road.
General dentistry keeps your mouth healthy. That includes cleanings, exams, tooth-colored fillings, root canals, crowns, and bridges. Cosmetic dentistry focuses on how your teeth look, using porcelain veneers, whitening, and bonding to change color, shape, or small gaps. Many treatments do both jobs, since a crown can restore a cracked tooth while matching the teeth beside it.
The order of treatment matters, too. According to the American Dental Association’s MouthHealthy guide to teeth whitening, whitening does not work on crowns, veneers, caps, or fillings. For that reason, we often suggest whitening first and then matching any new crowns or veneers to your brighter shade, so your smile looks even from tooth to tooth.
Dr. Reznikov earned his dental degree from the University of Illinois College of Dentistry and has completed hundreds of hours of continuing education. He leads Dental Group of Chicago and co-owns our Bloomingdale office with his father, Dr. Vladimir Reznikov.
Dr. Abbas earned his DMD from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2018 and joined our Bloomingdale team in 2020. He is a member of the American Dental Association and the Chicago Dental Society.
Dr. Hehar graduated from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry in 2024 and began her career in California. She focuses on building trust and making patients of all ages feel heard and comfortable.
Your plan depends on your goals and the current health of your teeth. These are the treatments our Bloomingdale patients ask about most.
If crooked teeth are part of the picture, Invisalign in Bloomingdale can straighten them before cosmetic work begins. For a missing tooth, dental implants in Bloomingdale offer another option alongside a bridge.
Every cosmetic plan starts with a regular exam, because a bright smile needs healthy teeth and gums underneath it.
Point out what bothers you about your smile, whether it is color, chips, spacing, or the shape of a few teeth. Browsing our smile gallery before your visit can help you point to changes you like.
Your dentist looks closely at each tooth with an intraoral camera and digital X-rays. If your gums need attention first, periodontal care in Bloomingdale can bring them back to health so cosmetic work has a stable base.
We explain which treatments fit your goals, how many visits each one takes, and what each step feels like. Simple bonding may take a single visit, while veneers or crowns usually need a few appointments.
Good daily habits help your results last. Brushing morning and night with fluoride toothpaste, flossing daily, and coming in for routine cleanings all help, and those visits let us spot wear on fillings, crowns, and veneers early. If you grind or clench your teeth at night, mention it at your next visit, since grinding can chip bonding and porcelain over time.
Coffee, tea, red wine, and tobacco can stain teeth, including teeth you recently whitened. Rinsing with water after dark drinks helps, and your dentist can tell you whether occasional whitening touch-ups make sense for you. If anything feels rough, loose, or sensitive after treatment, call our office so we can take a look.
Many dental plans cover preventive care such as cleanings and exams, and many also pay for part of restorative work like fillings and crowns. Purely cosmetic treatments, such as whitening and veneers, are often not covered. Our team goes over your benefits and walks you through your costs before any treatment begins.
For larger treatment plans, ask about financing options and payment plans, which can break the cost into smaller payments. Our page on dental insurance and financing explains how we handle benefits and payments, and our front desk team is happy to answer questions in person.
Our three doctors bring different strengths to the chair. Dr. Marwan Abbas, who earned his DMD from the University of Illinois at Chicago, values the artistry of dentistry and enjoys seeing patients leave happy with their smiles. Dr. Simardeep Hehar focuses on making every patient feel heard and comfortable, which matters when you are weighing changes to your teeth.
We use dental microscopes with glare-reducing light and quieter electric handpieces for detailed work like veneers and fillings. Evening hours Monday through Thursday, plus first and third Saturdays, help appointments fit around your week. You can read about each doctor when you meet our doctors.
General dentistry keeps your teeth and gums healthy with cleanings, exams, fillings, root canals, crowns, and bridges. Cosmetic dentistry improves how your smile looks with treatments like veneers, whitening, and bonding, and many treatments do a bit of both.
In-office whitening is usually done in a single visit. Custom trays supplied by your dentist for use at home typically take a few days to a few weeks to reach the shade you want.
No, whitening does not lighten crowns, veneers, caps, or fillings. If you plan to whiten, we usually suggest doing it before any new crowns or veneers are made so they can match your brighter shade.
Veneers can work well for teeth with stains, chips, small gaps, or uneven shapes, as long as the teeth and gums underneath are healthy. Your dentist checks your oral health first and explains whether veneers or another option fits your goals.
In many cases, yes. Bonding uses tooth-colored resin to fill in small chips and reshape edges, and it can often be completed in one visit.
Yes, we use mercury-free composite fillings that are shaded to match your natural teeth. They repair cavities while blending in with the rest of your smile.
Insurance often covers cleanings, exams, and part of restorative care, but purely cosmetic treatments are usually not covered. Our team reviews your benefits with you before treatment and can explain financing options and payment plans.
Dental Group of Bloomingdale is at 140 N. Bloomingdale Rd, Bloomingdale, IL 60108. We see patients Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. and on the first and third Saturday of each month from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Select any Book Appointment button on this page to choose a time, or call our office, and our team will confirm your visit.
Dr. Alex Reznikov leads Dental Group of Chicago and co-owns our Bloomingdale office with his father. A graduate of the University of Illinois College of Dentistry who grew up in a family of dental professionals, he has completed hundreds of hours of continuing education and encourages every doctor on our team to keep learning.
If you are ready for a healthier, brighter smile, our team can help you choose a good first step. Bring your questions and a few photos of smiles you admire, then book a cosmetic consultation with our Bloomingdale team.
140 N. Bloomingdale Rd
Bloomingdale, IL 60108
Monday – Thursday
1st & 3rd Saturday
Friday & Sunday
8 AM – 8 PM
8 AM – 2 PM
Closed
