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We provide a wide range of professional dental care, designed to meet all your oral health needs. Explore our top services below:
Cosmetic Dentistry
Get a brighter smile with treatments like whitening, veneers, and bonding to enhance your appearance.
Dental Implants
A lasting tooth replacement solution, implants restore your smile’s look, feel, and function naturally.
Emergency Dentistry
Receive immediate, expert care for dental issues, offering relief and treatment right when you need it.
Transform Your Smile
Our compassionate team, flexible scheduling, and comprehensive services make us the go-to choice for families seeking reliable and affordable dental care.
Expertise You Can Trust
Our team brings years of experience and specialized skills to provide top-notch dental care.
Patient-Centered Approach
We prioritize your comfort, ensuring personalized treatment and a welcoming environment.
Commitment to Excellence
Our team stays up-to-date with the latest advancements to deliver the best care for every smile.
Transformations
See the difference quality dental care can make. Our before-and-after photos showcase real results, helping our patients achieve healthier, brighter, and more confident smiles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our services, treatments, and patient care. We’re here to make your dental experience as clear and comfortable as possible.
The basic problem in dry mouth, or xerostomia, is a lack of saliva. This can be caused by diseases of the salivary gland, medications that decrease salivary flow as a side effect or as a natural result of aging. This decrease in saliva can lead to a number of severe dental problems such as gum disease, tooth decay and mouth infections.
The best way to combat this problem is to use sugar free candy or gum and to drink plenty of water. Do not use sugared candy or soda, as they can lead to rapid dental decay in patients with dry mouths. Several over the counter products are also available that can help with some dry mouth symptoms. If you’re concerned that you may have xerostomia, contact your dentist or physician to determine its cause and see what might work best in your situation.
If a manual toothbrush is used for the appropriate amount of time, and done with proper technique, it can perform just as well as a powered toothbrush. But many people don’t brush for the recommended two to three minutes. Children are also good candidates for powered brushes as their brushing habits tend to be less than optimal.
While everyone certainly does not need an electric toothbrush, in many instances they can be beneficial. Ask your dentist if you have any questions about which brush is best
When a tooth is lost, a whole series of events can begin to occur. Chewing on the affected side becomes more difficult and over time the remaining teeth can actually tilt and erupt into the open space.
Depending on the location of the missing tooth, we would most likely recommend either a dental implant, a bridge, or a partial denture.
All of these options have their benefits and drawbacks. If you would like more information your dentist can usually schedule a consultation to go over the specifics of your case.
You’re not alone! Whether it’s been 6 months or 6 years, it’s never too late to get back into the routine.
At our office, we can arrange for you to have a thorough and educational exam appointment. We have been taking care of people just like you for over 50 years – take advantage of our experience! We’re here to help!
In a perfect world everyone would brush and floss twice a day. Plaque builds up over time and this sticky bacterial film can solidify and turn into calculus or tartar. This cement-like substance is removed by the hygienist at your regular cleaning visits. A six-month interval not only serves to keep your mouth healthy and clean, it allows potential problems to be found and diagnosed earlier.
In some instances a six-month schedule in not enough. Based on your dental history, rate of calculus buildup, and pattern of decay a 3 or 4 month interval may be needed. Your dentist can work with you to determine what will be best for you.