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Our Dental Services

Care for adults, teens and children, all provided by general dentists.

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General Dentistry

Exams, cleanings and preventive care, so small problems are found while they're small. Your dentist decides which X-rays you need and how often you come in.

  • Comprehensive exams

  • Professional cleanings

  • X-rays your dentist decides on

  • Fluoride treatments

  • Oral cancer screening

  • Night guards

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Cosmetic Dentistry

Whitening, bonding and veneers, planned around your own teeth and what you'd like to change. Your dentist explains each option, what it involves and its limits before you decide.

  • Porcelain veneers

  • Professional whitening

  • Dental bonding

  • Gum contouring

  • Tooth reshaping

  • Smile planning

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Dental Implants

An option for replacing a missing tooth. Before treatment we tell you who places the implant, who makes the crown and what the alternatives are, including doing nothing.

  • Single implants

  • Implant bridges

  • Implant-supported dentures

  • Bone grafting when advised

  • Digital treatment planning

  • A referral to an oral surgeon when needed

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Aligners and Braces

Clear aligners and braces for teens and adults, provided by your general dentist. Your dentist shows you the plan before you start. If your case is complex, we refer you to an orthodontist.

  • Clear aligners

  • Traditional braces

  • Retainers

  • A bite check

  • Digital treatment plans

  • A referral to an orthodontist when needed

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Emergency Visits

Call us when something can't wait. We hold time for urgent visits when we can, and we tell you plainly if we can't see you today. For the emergencies in the notice below, call 911 first.

  • Toothache

  • Broken or chipped tooth

  • A lost filling or crown

  • A knocked-out tooth: call right away

  • Swelling in the gum

  • A tooth injury after a fall

Comfort

How we keep you comfortable

What we use, who gives it and how we watch over you, so nothing in the chair is a surprise.

  • Numbing

    We numb the area before we start. If you still feel something, raise a hand and we add more.

  • Nitrous oxide

    A gas that takes the edge off. You stay awake, breathe on your own and can talk with us the whole time.

  • Deeper sedation

    We don't give sedation that makes you drowsy or unconscious in this office. If you need it, we refer you to a provider who does.

  • Who gives it

    Your dentist gives the numbing and the nitrous oxide, and a trained team member stays in the room.

  • How we watch over you

    We check how you are breathing and feeling throughout, and we stop whenever you ask.

  • Before and after

    When you book, we tell you whether to eat first and whether you need a ride home.

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The kind of sedation a dentist may give depends on the permit the state dental board has issued. Ask which permit your dentist holds.

  • Swelling that spreads to your face, eye or neck, trouble breathing or swallowing, a serious blow to the head, or bleeding that won't stop needs emergency care now. Go to an emergency room or call 911. If a tooth is knocked out or broken, call our office right away.

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Call or send a message. We'll answer your questions before you book.

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