Complete dental care from A to Z
Keep your teeth healthy and make them last longer with regular dental care. Seeing your dentist routinely and treating decay early can save you from pain, discomfort, and unexpected costs. If you’re dealing with any issues, restorative treatments can help get your oral health back on track. General dentistry is all about putting your overall health first. Here’s what you can expect from both preventive and restorative care:
Preventive Care:
- Teeth that are cleaner and look whiter, without whitening.
- X-rays that catch problems early.
- Healthy gums, free from itching or bleeding.
- Composite fillings that stop cavities fast.
- Less sensitivity to hot and cold foods.
- Prevention and reversal of tooth decay.
- Longer lifespan for prosthetics and dental appliances.
Restorative Dentistry:
- Preserve your natural tooth from infection.
- Restore missing teeth with realistic replacements.
- Fix damaged teeth to their original state.
- Tailor-made prosthetics and devices.
- Improve your ability to eat, sleep, and boost your overall well-being.
Our General Dentistry services
Composite Fillings
Dental fillings can prevent cavities from further damaging teeth. White fillings can blend seamlessly with the natural tooth color, providing a natural look and feel.
Dental Bonding
Whether you have chipped, cracked, or discolored teeth, dental bonding can work wonders and significantly enhance your smile in just one dental visit.
Dental Bridges
Fill in gaps and substitute missing teeth using a tailor-made dental prosthesis securely affixed in position.
Dental Crowns
Dental crowns play a crucial role in restorative dentistry, enhancing the durability, aesthetics, and lifespan of your teeth.
Dental Extractions
Tooth extraction, a routine procedure, can be carried out with minimal pain or discomfort.
Dental Implants
An implant serves as a substitute for a natural tooth root and is typically topped with a restoration, like a dental crown, to reinstate your tooth's functionality, aesthetics, and natural feel.
Dentures
Upgrade your smile and oral functionality with new dentures or by maintaining and repairing your existing full or partial dentures. These modern dental prostheses offer a comfortable solution for replacing multiple or all of your teeth, minimizing discomfort in the process.
Root Canal
Root canal treatments are characterized by their precision, speed, and remarkable comfort, providing you with immediate relief while safeguarding your natural tooth.
Teeth Cleanings
Routine examinations and cleanings are essential in warding off periodontal disease and tooth decay. Scheduling your dental cleaning and examination every 6 to 8 months can help avert unexpected dental discomfort and unforeseen costs.
The importance of early intervention and routine care
Prevention is key to long-term oral health. We genuinely want to see you smile, and your health is our top priority. Our routine care and early intervention advice come from a place of genuine concern. By keeping your teeth, gums, jaw, and tongue healthy now and addressing issues as soon as they arise, you’ll experience less discomfort, avoid pain, and prevent costly surprises. That’s what keeps our patients smiling.
Keep your natural teeth for longer
Did you know cavities are the leading cause of tooth loss in young adults, while gum disease is the main culprit for older adults? By practicing good oral hygiene at home and coming in for regular exams, we can catch the early signs of gum disease and tooth decay, addressing them before they worsen. This helps keep your teeth healthy and strong for years to come.
Save Money
Routine cleanings and exams are affordable, predictable expenses that easily fit into a budget. Addressing early signs of tooth decay, like with composite fillings, is also cost-effective and a smart long-term investment. In contrast, more extensive treatments for serious dental issues often come with a much higher price tag.
Don’t even think about it
One of the best things about great oral health is not having to think about it. No pain, no swelling, and no dreaded toothaches. You can enjoy your favorite foods without worry and smile confidently. Well-maintained teeth are naturally beautiful, comfortable, and dependable.
Contact us today
to schedule an initial consultation & exam.
Your consultation will include an examination of everything from your teeth, gums and soft tissues to the shape and condition of your bite. Generally, we want to see how your whole mouth looks and functions. Before we plan your treatment we want to know everything about the health and aesthetic of your smile, and, most importantly, what you want to achieve so we can help you get there.
Frequently Asked Questions
A routine dental check-up includes a professional cleaning and an exam. Regular cleanings remove plaque and tartar that can build up despite good brushing and flossing habits. The exam allows the dental team to keep an eye on your overall oral health, paying special attention to any potential problem areas.
Cavities form when leftover food particles, especially in hard-to-reach areas, feed the bacteria in your mouth. These bacteria multiply and produce acid, which weakens tooth enamel. A diet high in sugar or acidic foods and drinks, like coffee or soda, can speed up tooth decay.
Genetics play a role in how prone someone is to cavities. Some people are more susceptible to cavity-causing bacteria or have overcrowded teeth that are harder to clean. The best way to prevent cavities is by practicing excellent oral hygiene and maintaining healthy eating habits to tip the odds in your favor.
Yes. Fillings stop tooth decay from progressing and prevent future pain. It’s better to get a filling now while the issue is small and easy to treat.
Routine cleanings can prevent or reverse early decay. Fluoride treatments or fillings address minor decay, while root canals save infected teeth. Severely decayed teeth may need crowns or veneers. If extraction is necessary, an implant or bridge can restore your bite and smile. Treatment depends on the severity of the decay.
Yes, routine cleanings and exams are safe and recommended during pregnancy to prevent infections and address any dental symptoms. In case of an emergency, procedures like root canals may be necessary. However, elective treatments, such as teeth whitening, should be postponed until after your baby is born.
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