This check up lets your dentist essentially take inventory of the overall health of your mouth and teeth and diagnose any potential problems you may have.

Cavities, as their name implies, are essentially holes in your teeth caused by decay. If left untreated the decay will eventually grow and will enter into your nerve canal.

One of the most popular ways to enhance your smile and improve your appearance is teeth whitening. Patients can visit the dentist at lunch and leave with a stunning smile.

With cosmetic dentistry, we focus on dental procedures that restore teeth to their natural beauty and enhance a smile’s aesthetic appeal.

We provide the coordination of services related to the oral health needs for patients of all ages so everyone in your entire family can visit our practice.

When you look and feel your best, people notice the difference. Modern cosmetic dentistry can totally transform your smile if you want to change your image.

No treatment will be effective unless you follow it up with routine and proper home care. This means you should brush and floss regularly.

An endodontist performs root canal treatment to treat problems related to the soft inner pulp of a tooth.

Dentures can help restore your way of life by helping you with day-to-day functions, such as eating and speaking, as well as help restore your confidence.

An accident, injury, or disease can cause tooth loss. Dental implants can replace missing teeth and allow patients to lead the full, active lives they deserve.

Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment that is a great alternative to metal braces. Unlike traditional braces, patients don’t have to endure painful metal wires or bands.

Porcelain veneers, thin shells of ceramic material placed over the natural tooth surface, can remove these flaws and restore your smile’s appearance.

A dental crown is tooth-shaped cap that is permanently cemented over a tooth, in order to restore the tooth’s strength, shape and size, and improve its appearance.

Gum disease is the inflammation and infection of the gums and the surrounding tissue. Generally caused by bacterial plaque, it is the biggest cause of adult tooth loss.

Your third molars, commonly known as your wisdom teeth, are typically the last teeth to erupt in your mouth.

With pediatric dental exams, the dentist performs a review of the child’s health history to determine if there is a need for any special dental care.

If you wake up as tired as when you went to bed, you may suffer from sleep apnea. After a diagnosis, we will review treatment surgical and non-surgical options.