Dental Services & Technology

Crowns safely protect worn teeth while restoring the outward appearance of your smile. Bridges help cover a gap between two teeth that results from a missing tooth.

Regular dental cleanings are key to maintaining your smile. Frequent check-ups by a dentist help reduce the risk of developing serious dental problems like periodontal disease, decay, and gingivitis.

For patients requiring the replacement of all teeth in the upper and/or lower arch of the mouth, removable dentures are an excellent treatment option. They provide improved esthetics by replacing the missing teeth in the mouth and improved overall function for eating and speech.

Your teeth are made up of several parts. The center consists of a gel-like substance known as the pulp, and when it becomes inflamed, it can lead to debilitating pain and infection. A root canal procedure involves removing the affected pulp so your tooth can begin the healing process. Save your tooth, they’re not as bad as they used to be!

Dental fillings repair or restore teeth with various material substances. One of the most popular uses of fillings is to “fill” an area of the tooth that your dentist has removed due to decay - a cavity.

Dental sealants are protective measures used to coat and seal the teeth. This sealant helps prevent food and bacteria from getting into the tiny grooves in the teeth and causing decay or cavities. Protect your child’s teeth so they don’t get cavities as easily as the previous generation did.

We must help guide our patient's oral health with the right foundation, which ensures they carry necessary habits and are beneficial for their overall health throughout their lives. We believe that every child should have a dental home, and we are here to serve all of our patients with the care, respect, and compassion they deserve.

Teeth bonding is often performed in order to fill in gaps or change the color of your teeth. It typically only entails one office visit, and the results last for several years.

BOTOX® cosmetic treatments temporarily reduce the muscle activity that causes facial lines to form. Working beneath the surface, it visibly smoothes crow's feet, creasing of the forehead, and moderate to severe frown lines. You'll look like yourself again.

Teeth whitening is one of the easiest ways to revitalize your smile. Our medical-grade process can remove years of staining from your teeth. With our teeth whitening services, you can avoid the frustrations that often accompany store-bought whitening strips and mouthwashes.

If the placement of your teeth could impact both the appearance and functionality of your smile, you may choose to consider orthodontic braces or clear aligners. Our advanced clear aligners provide many of the same benefits as traditional braces while remaining nearly invisible.

Veneers are artificial tooth coverings made from porcelain or resin that are perfectly molded to your teeth. They can be applied to a single tooth or to an entire row of your teeth, depending on your desired results.

Oral cancer screenings look for possible cancer before someone has symptoms. We can help detect early stages of cancer that may be easier to treat.

Sleep apnea is a serious sleep disorder that affects an estimated 22 million Americans. Sleep apnea causes you to periodically stop breathing while asleep.

Gum disease is an infection of the gums. It starts when plaque forms on the teeth that can quickly harden into tartar. Tartar can’t be removed via brushing; only a professional dental hygienist or dentist can remove it. Over time, the buildup on your teeth and under the gums leads to gingivitis, the earliest stage of periodontal disease.

Dental implant surgery is a procedure that replaces the tooth and tooth root. Your replacement teeth are molded and sculpted to match the rest of your unique smile, creating a seamless finish that will look entirely natural.

Dental tooth extractions may be necessary if your teeth are too badly damaged by decay or physical trauma, or some individuals with highly crowded mouths may require extraction in preparation for receiving orthodontic treatment.

The act of opening and closing your jaws requires a complex interplay of joints, discs, bones, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. If anything disrupts this process from occurring smoothly, it is a type of TMJ disorder.