Teeth Cleaning

Every six months, it’s important to schedule a regular cleaning and oral exam. Regular teeth cleanings are totally non-invasive, and are the cornerstone of preventive dentistry.

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Fillings & Cavities

Although we provide a wide range of restorative and cosmetic dentistry services, dental fillings are one of the most common because most people end up with a cavity, or multiple cavities, at some point.

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Bridges

Dentures are the most economical way to restore lost teeth — especially if the patient is missing most of their natural ones — but there are more comfortable options, like dental bridges or implants.

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X-Rays

Dentists use X-rays to examine a patient’s teeth and jaws. The dentist can see the structures of the teeth. This information is helpful in diagnosing problems with the teeth and planning treatment. 

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Teeth Extraction

Impacted and abscessed teeth are removed with simple extraction. Dentists work to remove the tooth painless with menial traum to the surrounding tissues.

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Dental implants

A metal post replaces the root portion of a missing tooth. An artificial tooth is placed on an extension of the post on the dental implant, providing the look of a real tooth.

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Root Canals

Root canals can be used to repair and save a tooth that is badly decayed or infected. Pulp that is infected or inflamed is removed.

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Dental Crown

A tooth that has been broken down or worn by decay can be restored through a procedure known as a dental crown. It also improves a tooth’s appearance and will be shaped to fit correctly.

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