Dr. Adly Wilson

Based in Greenbelt, Maryland, Dr. Adly Wilson believes that a beautiful smile can help patients to achieve success and raise their overall level of self-assurance. Since 1996, he has offered a comprehensive range of services to help patients achieve their brightest smiles and the highest level of oral health. Dr. Adly Wilson’s practice offers the most advanced techniques in restorative and cosmetic dentistry. An alumnus of Tufts University, he has spent the last 15 years building his reputation as one of the foremost dentists in the region. In fact, the Consumers’ Research Council of America named him one of America’s Top Dentists several times between 2007 and 2010.

Dr. Adly Wilson emphasizes to patients that oral issues caught and addressed early remain easier to treat. For this reason, Dr. Adly Wilson emphasizes the importance of semiannual cleanings. In order to help patients to understand what they can do to maintain good oral health, he took the time to create a comprehensive website for his practice. On the website, patients can learn general information pertaining to oral health and take proactive approaches toward prevention, such as replacing their toothbrushes every three to four months and using dental products containing fluoride.

Dr. Adly Wilson cautions patients that failure to take proactive approaches can result in severe decay, advanced periodontal disease, fractured teeth or roots, and infection. While all dentists, including Dr. Wilson, try to avoid removing teeth if possible, these issues may require extraction. Left untreated, teeth may become increasingly damaged and begin to fall out on their own. To address such conditions, Dr. Wilson offers crowns and bridges in order to restore and improve damaged teeth or to take the place of missing teeth. He warns patients to seek treatment to replace a missing tooth as soon as possible since the gap can cause surrounding teeth to shift and potentially fall out.

At his practice, Dr. Adly Wilson offers many treatments to help restore the aesthetics of patients’ smiles. Dr. Wilson emphasizes that the best approach remains to stop problems before they start, negating the need for such procedures altogether.