About Us

Why Choose Us?

Taking care of your teeth goes beyond brushing and flossing. For complete care, it is important to see our dentist every six months for a regular checkup and professional cleaning.

The first step in this process is to find a dentist with whom you feel comfortable, and then schedule an appointment. Keep in mind that most dental visits are checkups and regular checkups, combined with a professional cleaning, will help your teeth and gums stay cleaner, last longer, and stop painful problems from developing. When you select our clinic in , we will guide you through the entire dental care process and provide emergency dental care whenever required.

Why Should I Select a Practice That Offers Emergency Dental Services?

Even when injuries to teeth or gums happen when and where one least expects them, they should be quickly treated as nerves or blood vessels could be damaged, and there is also the risk of developing an infection. One of the most common problems that require immediate emergency dental care is pain. A toothache may have its origins in any of the following causes:  

1. Tooth decay

2. Abscessed tooth

3. Broken tooth

4. Infected gums

5. Damaged or lost fillings

If your toothache lasts longer than one or two days, is intense, you have a fever, earache, or if it hurts when opening your mouth wide, don't wait to get emergency dental care. Proper identification and treatment is important, especially if there is a tooth or gum infection, to keep it from spreading to other parts of the face and skull, and even to the bloodstream.

What Services can I Benefit From?

If you live in , locating a provider who can take care of general and urgent dental health issues may prove difficult at times. For your comfort and peace of mind, at , we offer comprehensive general and emergency dental care. Here is an overview of our areas of expertise.

Teeth Cleaning

Many people see the mouth as separate from the rest of their body. The truth is, that it is all connected and problems in your mouth can cause, or even act, as an indicator of disease in other parts of your body. This is why teeth cleanings are an essential part of keeping your mouth, and the rest of your body, disease-free.

We need teeth cleanings for two reasons: to prevent tooth loss and diseases in the rest of the body. Teeth cleanings remove the buildup of plaque and tartar. While this buildup is, for the most part natural, too much of it leads to gum disease. Teeth cleanings serve to level the playing field by keeping things in check. 

It is during routine checkups and teeth cleanings when many abscesses are identified. An abscess is a painful swelling caused by an infection in the gum or inside a tooth. In order to cure a gum abscess, our dentist will need to thoroughly clean the area, drain the pus, and treat the infection with antibiotics. If it's a tooth abscess and whether a fistula has formed or not, the course of action may be drainage, a root canal, an extraction, or surgery.

Invisalign

When there are gaps between your teeth or if they are crooked or misaligned, your smile may not look as good as you'd like it to. Fortunately, now there is an effective treatment that will straighten your teeth to give you the star-quality smile you've always dreamed of: Invisalign. This innovative teeth straightening system consists of custom-fitting, clear plastic aligners that not only straighten your teeth, but can also be removed to make oral hygiene, eating, and drinking simple and easy.

Braces

If Invisalign is not appropriate for you, you can always use traditional metal braces. This type of braces is a more affordable option, but the upkeep may prove tedious to some. There are many other types of teeth straightening alternatives, such as:

• Ceramic braces: They function just like traditional braces, but instead of metal brackets, these have clear or tooth-colored ones, making them much less obvious and often working much faster than Invisalign.

• Traditional braces: These are the more commonly used, yet most effective braces, the ones with metal wires and brackets.

• Palatal expander: This implement expands the upper jaw so that it easily aligns with the lower one. This treatment is often followed with the application of traditional braces to straighten the teeth.

• Forsus appliance: This device is used to correct the jawline of patients whose upper jaw protrudes over the lower one, align the teeth, and significantly reduce an overbite, thus promoting healthy jaw growth.

Crowns

Crowns, also known as caps, are tooth-shaped covers placed over a tooth that is badly damaged or decayed. Crowns may be applied on a tooth that has been broken or severely damaged by decay to replace enough of the tooth or strengthen it. A crown may hold together parts of a cracked tooth and hold a bridge in place. Crowns may also be used to improve appearance by covering misshapen or badly discolored teeth. 

It is important to remember that, when it comes to cleaning your crowns, you will need our dentist to do it for you as they need to be removed to clean the teeth and the caps themselves.

For your greater convenience, all our services are carried out with precision and care. Visit us in , , and speak to our dentist. We will be happy to assist you.

Emergency

Extractions