Information About General Dentistry Services

Annual comprehensive dental exams assess the overall health of your teeth, gums, lips, jaw, and throat and include an oral cancer screening.

A professional dental cleaning is a twice-yearly preventive treatment that removes plaque and tartar buildup that can be difficult to reach at home.

Dental malocclusion can cause overcrowding, crooked teeth, and bite problems and is usually addressed with orthodontic therapy, such as Invisalign.

Dental sealants are thin plastic coatings placed on your molars and premolars to help prevent plaque, tartar, and bacteria from causing cavities.

Tooth-colored, composite-resin fillings are used to fill cavities and replace amalgam fillings. This resin can also correct chips and wear to enamel.

A tooth extraction is the simple or surgical removal, with anesthesia, of an impacted tooth or a damaged or decayed tooth that cannot be repaired.

Contact our office right away if you have cracked/chipped a tooth, if a tooth or restoration has been knocked out, or if you are experiencing pain.

A smile makeover is a personalized combination of restorative and cosmetic procedures to revitalize your teeth and create your ideal smile.

Professional teeth whitening can quickly help correct staining and discoloration of your teeth without the hassle of trays or taking impressions

Professional at-home teeth whitening offers privacy and ease while also giving the results and health safety that over-the-counter options may lack.

Dental bonding and contouring can correct the appearance of minor cosmetic flaws such as chips, gaps, cracks, or discoloration of your teeth.

Porcelain veneers are extremely thin but durable covers placed over your teeth to mask the look of stains, chips, gaps, misalignment, and unevenness.

The Propel Excellerator is a microsurgical acupuncture treatment used in addition to dental aligners or braces to quicken and ease tooth movement.

A dental crown, or "cap," is a cover custom-created for your tooth that can strengthen a cracked or decayed tooth or conceal severe discoloration.

If you have wide-spread decay or severely worn-down teeth, you may need a full-mouth reconstruction to restore your oral health and appearance.

Dental implants, which involve metal posts in the jawbone that act as roots, are durable restorative alternatives to bridges, crowns, and dentures.

A dental bridge is a false tooth or teeth cemented or bonded to the surrounding teeth to close gaps, prevent shifting teeth, and improve oral health.

Dentures are custom-designed, natural-looking false teeth that can be removed, as opposed to custom implants or bridges, which are permanent.

Root canals treat and arrest infection within a tooth by removing the tooth's pulp, sterilizing the area, and filling it back in with dental filler.

Nitrous oxide, also called laughing gas, is a safe sedative technique used to help ease anxieties and keep you comfortable during dental procedures.

TMJ therapy for TMD includes many options, such as alignment modification, bite correction, enamel reshaping, and oral appliances like night guards.

Periodontal or gum disease can damage the bone that supports your teeth, leading to loose or lost teeth, and can be difficult to detect on your own.

Scaling and root planing, a periodontal disease treatment, uses special instruments to clean bacteria out from under the gums and smooth the enamel.

Athletic mouth guards can protect your mouth, teeth, and jaw during contact sports, as well as improve performance and reduce the risk of concussion.

Custom night guards fit comfortably in your mouth while you sleep to reduce or eliminate teeth grinding (bruxism), ease pain, and improve your sleep.

Retainers are custom-fitted dental appliances worn after an orthodontic treatment to ensure your teeth don't shift as your gums and jaw stabilize.