From routine cleanings to advanced procedures, we provide a complete range of dental treatments to keep your smile healthy and beautiful.
We combine cutting-edge technology with experienced care to deliver the best dental treatments for you and your family.
Bonding is a quick, painless in-office procedure to repair cracks, chips, gaps between teeth or cover stained teeth to enhance your smile. Bonding can often be done without anesthesia if there is no decay or pulp exposure. The composite resin forms a durable, stain resistant surface that is later smoothed and polished to give it a natural appearance and feel.
We will prescribe a bridge when one or more teeth are missing and there are healthy teeth on both sides of the open space. Bridges can be made from three types of material, solid gold for reliable long wear, porcelain fused to a gold base for strength and beauty, and high-strength metal-free porcelain for optimum cosmetic results.
Crowns are prescribed when a tooth or teeth are too badly decayed, broken or cracked to be easily restored with a filling. Crowns are normally needed for teeth that have had root canals. With new technology, crowns can be made entirely from high-strength ceramic and porcelain for beautiful cosmetic results.
If you have lost some or all of your natural teeth, dentures can be used to replace your missing teeth – improving your health as well as your appearance. Dentures prevent the sagging of facial muscles and enable you to eat and speak normally, little things often taken for granted until natural teeth are lost.
We use state of the art digital X-rays and digital cameras to help with an accurate diagnosis of any concerns. Digital X-rays use less radiation to get a diagnostic picture of your teeth and they help the environment by eliminating the use of chemicals to process the film.
Dental fillings are placed in teeth where a dentist has had to remove tooth structure due to decay or fracture. Today we have several preferred options for tooth restoration including tooth colored composite filling materials and cementable resins and porcelains.
The basis of sound dental care is routine cleaning and maintenance. We customize cleanings on the basis of your periodontal health. We utilize medicated gels along with prescription mouth rinses in problem areas if necessary. Sealants are also available as part of preventive dental care.
When it comes to replacing one or more teeth, a dental implant is often the treatment of choice. Implants are biocompatible posts that replace the roots of your missing teeth. They are designed to attach to your jaw bone and become the foundation for a natural looking restoration.
Dental inlays and onlays are some of the strongest and most lifelike dental restorations available. After preparation, an impression is made and sent to a dental lab. With proper care, your inlay or onlay will increase your overall health and instill confidence for years to come.
Gum disease is usually caused by plaque, a sticky film of bacteria that constantly forms on teeth. If plaque is not removed with thorough daily brushing, gums become irritated and inflamed. The early stage of periodontal disease is called gingivitis, which often results in gums that are red, swollen, and may bleed easily.
Endodontic treatment, more commonly known as root canal therapy, is necessary when the pulp of your tooth becomes inflamed or infected. The inflammation or infection can have a variety of causes such as deep decay, repeated dental procedures on your tooth, or a crack or chip in the tooth.
Unlike a crown, which covers the entire tooth, a veneer is a thin shell that is placed over the front or visible parts of the tooth. There are two types of veneers, ceramic veneers produced by a dental laboratory and resin-based composite veneers. With proper care, your new veneers will greatly improve your appearance.
Everyone loves a bright, white smile. Today there are a variety of products and procedures available to help you improve the color of your teeth. Some whitening procedures are done in our office with one visit. Our in-office whitening will whiten your teeth more quickly and effectively than over-the-counter options.
Wisdom teeth, or third molars, are the last teeth to erupt and are the teeth least needed for good oral health. They can cause gum disease, crowding or other damage to adjacent teeth, decay, and bone destroying cysts. Whether you have symptoms or not, it is important to diagnose existing or potential problems caused by your wisdom teeth.
Our team is here to help you achieve and maintain a healthy, beautiful smile. Schedule your appointment today.