Diagnostic

• Dental Examination
  Regular dental exams/checkups– generally twice yearly visits to our office so that we can monitor your oral health and offer helpful advice and tips on oral homecare.

Preventive

• Teeth Cleaning
  Prophylaxis/cleaning – usually performed by a registered dental hygienist at the same time as your checkup, a professional teeth cleaning eliminates hardened tartar deposits and cleans the hard to reach places your toothbrush can’t reach.

Restorative

• Fillings
  Fillings – we offer tooth-colored composite restorations in most small to medium-sized cavities. The composite material matches your natural tooth color and offers good wear and stain resistance. Unlike silver amalgam fillings, the composite fillings are cured to full strength and hardness during the procedure, allowing you to use that tooth as normal immediately.
• Veneers
  From fillings that match to teeth whitening, we want you to have a great smile. Whether it’s restoring teeth after years of smoking or coffee or adding veneers, we want to make you feel confident.
• Crowns
  Crowns – crowns, or caps, are tooth-shaped covers that are made of very hard materials and are used to enclose and protect a tooth that has been extensively damaged. In most situations, a crown can be colored to match your adjacent teeth so that it looks natural. The preparation, impression
• Bridges

Endodontics

• Root Canal Treatment
  Root canal therapy (RCT) – Bacteria from a cavity can enter the nerve and blood supply, or pulp, of a tooth, resulting in infection, pain and swelling. Physical trauma, such as a sports accident, can cause problems with the pulp. A “root canal” is a type of treatment designed to save a tooth that has died or has been severely injured. The pulp of the tooth is removed, the canals in the tooth roots are filed open and cleaned out, and a sterile rubber filling material is placed to seal the tooth closed. After the RCT, a core/build-up and crown are necessary to protect the tooth, as loss of structure can cause catastrophic fracture.

Prosthodontics

• Dentures
  Complete dentures – For patients who have no teeth remaining, a full denture can replace the patient’s missing teeth and restore function. Tooth shades and shapes can be chosen to closely resemble a patient’s original smile.

Implants

• Dental Implants
  Digital radiology – our office uses up-to-date diagnostic x-ray technology, allowing us to better observe the parts of your mouth that we can’t see as well as giving us a clearer picture beneath the surface when we’re working. We offer panoramic imaging, which produces an x-ray photo of a patient’s entire mouth, as well as a state of the art digital CBCT scanner, which produces a 3-dimensional scan of a patient’s bone and tooth structure. These images are used in the treatment planning of dental implants and for the diagnosis of hard tissue pathologies.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

• Oral Surgery
• Pre-prosthetic Surgery
  Pre-prosthetic surgery - in certain cases for patients wishing to have dentures, they may need augmentation or reduction of bone and/or tissue prior to denture impressions.
• Tooth Extractions
  Simple extractions - removal of extensively decayed/broken down teeth without complications After the RCT, a core/build-up and crown are necessary to protect the tooth, as loss of structure can cause catastrophic fracture.

General

• Teeth Whitening
• Cosmetic Dentistry