The American Dental Association recommends professional cleanings every 6 months by a registered dental hygienist. A professional cleaning will remove plaque, tartar, and stains that brushing and flossing alone cannot remove. Regular dental cleanings are the foundation of good oral health.
A beautiful smile helps you look and feel your best. Aesthetic treatment can repair chips, rough spots, broken or missing teeth, close gaps and conceal discoloration.
We are happy to fit you into our schedule if an emergency arises. Our goal is to accommodate our patients when you need us most.
If a tooth has been damaged or is decayed beyond repair, removal of the tooth may be the only option. While occasionally a referral will need to be made to an oral surgeon, our dentists can perform most extractions in office.
Dental implants are replacement options for missing teeth or anchors for removable prosthesis. An implant is usually made of titanium and surgically placed in the bone by an oral surgeon. A porcelain crown is placed by one of our dentists after the healing process is complete.
A root canal is a treatment method used to save a tooth which is severely decayed or infected. The pulp (nerve and blood supply) of the tooth is removed, cleaned and sealed.
Opalescence Boost is a one-hour whitening system in which a 40% hydrogen peroxide bleaching system is used. It contains potassium nitrate which helps reduce sensitivity.
A crown is a restorative option for a broken tooth or one threatened by a large carious lesion. A bridge is a dental restorative option when looking for a solution to replace one or more missing teeth.
Gum disease is an inflammatory disease which affects the periodontium, which is the tissue and bone that surround and support the teeth. If left untreated, progressive bone loss will continue until the tooth is eventually lost.
Alternatives to the traditional metal fillings. Composite fillings are made from tooth colored materials to restore the appearance of teeth with extensive decay, chips, or rough spots.
Veneers are thin sheets of porcelain which are placed over the teeth. They can help smiles which are affected by cracks, stains, chips, or other imperfections.
Digital x-rays provide faster development of images, clarity, convenience, and reduces radiation by 80%.
We are pleased to offer Botox injections to our patients for both medical and cosmetic purposes. Botox injections have proven successful in treating TMJ-related issues (ex. jaw pain). In addition, Botox injections can drastically reduce or eradicate facial wrinkles with regular treatment. Because dentists are head, neck and jaw specialists, they are highly skilled to provide these injections.
