A missing tooth may not only be embarrassing, but it can cause your surrounding teeth to move or shift. To preserve and restore your natural smile, the missing teeth should to be replaced. A dental bridge can be the perfect option to create a natural-looking tooth replacement. Dental bridges are a great option for both single and multiple tooth replacements.

More About Dental Bridges >

Dental crowns are a great option to repair broken, cracked, or chipped teeth. They are also a great solution if tooth decay is too deep for a filling. A dental crown looks and feels just like a natural tooth. Improve the appearance of your smile by talking to your dentist about a dental crown for your needs.

More About Dental Crowns >

Dental fillings are used to repair the damage from a cavity and prevent decay from further damaging your tooth. A filling is an easy procedure often accomplished in one dental office visit. A tooth colored filling will match the color of your natural tooth. It can even improve the appearance by covering stains and discoloration.

More About Dental Fillings >

The new gold standard for replacing a single missing tooth or multiple teeth is a dental implant. Dental implants look natural, can prevent bone loss, and can help prevent your teeth from shifting. An implant replaces a missing root and is the anchor of your new smile. A beautiful natural looking tooth is attached to the implant and can help perfect your smile.

More About Dental Implants >

If you need a replacement for several or all of your teeth, dentures may be the solution for you. Dental technology has improved making dentures an affordable, functional, and comfortable solution when several teeth need to be replaced. Your teeth, smile, and confidence can be restored in a few short dental visits.

More About Dentures >

Family dentistry or comprehensive dental care will keep your smile and your family’s smile healthy and beautiful. Oral health begins with a comprehensive exam and preventive care. We offer checkups, hygiene appointments, and routine procedures like fillings and crowns and veneers. We are here for emergencies and can refer you to a specialist if you have a special dental need.

More About Family Dentistry >

Many people don’t realize they may be in the beginning stages of periodontal gum disease. We can treat and prevent this silent issue and prevent damage to gum tissue, damage to the jawbone, and hopefully prevent tooth loss. Regular checkups and a proper oral health examination can keep gum inflammation or gingivitis from turning into a much larger problem.

More About Gum Disease >

Gum recession causes gums to recede and expose the root of the tooth. Exposed roots can become very sensitive and make simple things like smiling and eating painful. Recession can even lead to tooth loss. Gum recession is often a result of gum disease, but it can also be caused by other factors like aggressive brushing or even genetic issues.

More About Gum Recession >

Preventive dentistry can be the key to avoiding expensive and painful dental procedures. Education and proper oral care can help you to keep your natural teeth for your entire life. Regular checkups, hygiene appointments, and staying on top of treatment procedures will keep your natural teeth healthy. Combine this with a regular at-home oral care routines, and you will be doing the best to have your natural smile for life.

More About Preventative Dentistry >

Accidents, tooth decay, and even genetic factors can create a need for restorative dentistry. We offer several restorative options that can recreate your natural smile and, in some cases, even make it better. Whether you need crowns, bridges, veneers or a more complicated procedure, we can work with you to design a plan to restore your beautiful smile.

More About Restorative Dentistry >

Root canals are a way to keep your natural tooth while alleviating pain and infection. There are times when a tooth is badly damaged or infected that a root canal is the only option other than extraction. A root canal cleans out damaged nerve tissue and infection. This relieves pain and allows you to keep your natural tooth intact.

More About Root Canals >

There are times when tooth extraction is the best option. An extreme infection that can’t be treated with endodontics (also known as a root canal) needs to be dealt with this type of fashion. A tooth extraction can be a fast and relatively painless procedure that can help move your dental treatment forward.

More About Tooth Extraction >