Patient Library
Amalgams/Mercury Fillings-- Why? - There's some
debate in the dental industry regarding the pros and cons of using silver
fillings, or dental amalgams, to fill cavities. At our office, we exclusively
use composite resins for several reasons.
Crowns - If you’re self-conscious about your
smile due to cracked, broken, decayed, or worn teeth, we can bring back
your healthy, natural-looking smile with dental crowns.
DIAGNOdent: Laser Reflection Finds Imperfection—Aids
in Correction - One of the most important things we do for
our patients is to identify and fill cavities. Enter DIAGNOdent by KaVo: a
revolutionary, thorough means of detecting cavities.
Digital X-Rays - See through dental x-rays concerns
and discover the importance of this procedure.
Fixed Bridges - If you’ve lost teeth due
to accident, injury, or gum disease, we can create a permanent 'bridge'
appliance to replace the missing teeth.
Gum Disease: Serious But Treatable - Although gum
disease is terribly pervasive, it's also preventable. Conservative estimates
report that up to 80% of people unknowingly have some amount of chronic
gum disease.
Dental Implants - Permanent, Secure Tooth Replacements -
When people lose permanent teeth due to accident, injury, disease or
extraction, dental implants can be a secure, functional replacement option.
Invisalign - If you want straighter teeth without bulky metal braces, consider Invisalign®. A series of clear, removable aligners will reposition your teeth without the hassle and pain of traditional orthodontia.
Porcelain Veneers - Porcelain veneers can often
provide people who have chipped, stained, discolored, unevenly spaced,
or even slightly crooked front teeth with a completely new-looking smile
in just a few simple appointments.
TMJ Disorder - TMJ disorder or TMD can cause a
wide variety of mild to severe symptoms, from jaw clicking and minor
discomfort to sharp pain in your temple, ear, jaw and teeth; it can also "lock" your
jaw open or shut, or dislocate the jaw altogether.
Teeth Whitening - Thankfully, you don’t have to
live with discolored or dingy colored teeth. If you would like a whiter,
brighter smile, talk to your dentist about teeth whitening.