Our general dentistry includes our preventative treatment, including cleanings and examinations that keep both of us on top of your dental health. When you maintain a regular schedule of these visits, we can treat problems while they are small. 

Scaling and root planing is the name of our procedure for treating periodontitis, a serious stage of gum disease. If we identify periodontitis, it’s vital to clear this problem up as soon as possible. We may recommend cleaning away tartar under the gum line (scaling) and root planing which refers to a process of smoothing the roots of the teeth so they have no irregularities in which to harbor bacteria. 

These durable resins make it faster and simpler to eliminate cavities and with the right care, they can last for decades. Plus they keep your smile bright and white. 

For a tooth that has suffered an injury, is cracked or has received a root canal, a crown can help that tooth last for many more years while also improving its appearance. A bridge is made from two crowns that will be placed over healthy teeth, with a replacement tooth in the middle. A bridge is a fast way to replace a missing tooth. 

A dental implant starts by placing a titanium post in the bone of the jaw in the area where a tooth has been lost. The next step is to attach a ceramic crown to the top of the post. This procedure provides a patient with a replacement tooth that is the closest thing to the natural tooth they lost. 

Dentures must be well-designed and well-manufactured if they are to last and fit our patients comfortably. We make sure the dentures we provide make our patients happy before we are satisfied. We can also provide dentures that are supported by dental implants, a procedure that is often called “All-on-4.”

We can offer both simple extractions and ones that are more complicated, such as impacted wisdom teeth removal. We have taken care to obtain the surgical skills that enable us to provide oral surgery and complicated extractions when needed. 

We know that emergencies can come up at any moment. If you or someone in your family suffers an injury to the teeth or mouth, or if a toothache or serious gum problem shows up suddenly, please contact us as soon as possible during our office hours. We will do our best to fit you into our schedule.