What We Offer
Our dental clinic offers a comprehensive range of services aimed at promoting and maintaining optimal oral health for patients of all ages. From routine dental check-ups and cleanings to more specialized treatments such as fillings, root canals, and extractions, our experienced team is dedicated to providing personalized care tailored to each individual’s needs.
Preventative Dentistry
Outside of brushing and flossing appropriately every day, dental prophylaxis is crucial to preventing oral health
problems. Regular teeth cleanings get rid of plaque and tartar and prevent cavities, gum disease, or even tooth loss if left unchecked.
Natural grooves and fissures are part of tooth anatomy and are prone to decay. This treatment provides a thin protective coating on these uneven tooth surfaces.
This is a proactive examination conducted by dental professionals to detect precancerous oral pathology.
These are customized dental appliances designed to protect teeth from grinding and clenching (a condition known as bruxism).
Cosmetic Dentistry
Porcelain veneers can address cosmetic dental concerns such as small sized chips, mildly crooked or misshapen teeth, stained or discolored teeth and much more. They are a conservative way to improve the appearance of teeth.
When done by a professional, it is a safe and effective way to lighten teeth 3 to 8 shades in a single hour. Results are far more superior to over-the-counter options. Both in-office or take-home treatment options are available.
As you get older, your skin loses its elasticity and allows natural creases to deepen. Our cosmetic dentistry can immobilize the muscles that form these creases and smooth out these lines, restoring a more youthful esthetic to your face.
Oral Surgery
Irreparably damaged teeth require removal, as they may put you at risk of infection. An extraction may also be necessary if a tooth is fractured, impacted, results in crowding, or has severe periodontal disease.
A way to preserve the socket (and jawbone density) after a tooth is extracted. This is often necessary to prevent teeth from shifting, avoid dry sockets and aid in the tooth replacement process (such as with dental implants).
A blood sample from the patient is taken and placed into a device called a centrifuge. It rapidly spins the sample, separating out the other components of the blood from the platelets and concentrating them within the plasma. This rich plasma allows for quick tissue healing and regeneration. It also allows for lower risk of complications after extractions (lower risk of dry sockets and less post-operative pain).
Dental implants replace tooth roots with titanium screwlike posts to provide a long lasting artificial alternative that looks and functions much like a real tooth.
Restorative Dentistry
Dental implants, with an over 95% success rate among patients, provide the most natural-looking and functioning tooth replacement option for patients who have lost one or more of their teeth. It restores function in a very esthetic way.
Modern day tooth colored restorative materials are used to repair damaged or
cavitated teeth in order to restore form and function.
A dental crown covers the entire tooth and adds strength, aesthetics, and long lasting function to a compromised tooth. A bridge can further enhance function when a tooth is missing by using adjacent teeth as anchor teeth to bridge the gap. Crowns and bridges are also effective choices when teeth have compromised enamel or structural defects.
When several or all teeth are missing, partial and full dentures can enhance function as well as esthetics. In addition, bone is actually preserved by the constant pressure and stimulation of chewing. Otherwise bone begins to deteriorate rapidly once teeth are removed.
Inlays are used when the damage to the tooth is too extensive for a traditional dental filling but not large enough to require a dental crown. Onlays are similar to inlays, but they cover a larger portion of the tooth. These are long lasting restorations that can be fabricated in a wide range of materials from gold to composure resin to all ceramic.
The IAOMT protocol recommendations for amalgam removal are known as the Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique (SMART). Mercury vapor is released from amalgam fillings during placement, replacement and removal, and at even higher rates during brushing, chewing and grinding. We utilize safe removal techniques including protective measures such as masks, high volume suction, continued irrigation and rubber dam isolation to reduce exposure to patients and dental professionals.
Orthodontics
Invisalign is the original and #1 brand of clear aligners on the market. Invisalign treatment is the process of wearing a series of clear removable aligners to safety move your teeth. Results are more predictable and in most cases faster than regular braces. Trays are more comfortable than braces and patients are able to achieve better hygiene during treatment.
A newer but comparably clear aligner brand that offers a cut-cost version of Invisalign. Both brands produce predictable and fast results when compared to braces.
Once orthodontic treatment is completed, a retainer is used to prevent teeth from gradually shifting back towards their initial position.
These appliances are used for kids who have lost primary teeth prematurely. This appliance holds the space for the appropriate permanent teeth to grow in and thus prevents future crowding of adult teeth.