Services & Technology

We offer the latest Invisalign® technology for patients looking for a discreet and fast way to straighten their teeth.

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Handcrafted from durable porcelain, custom shaded to blend with your existing teeth, veneers are semi-translucent shells that your dentist can permanently bond to your front teeth. With the advent of modern dental materials and techniques, many times direct composite veneers can be placed chairside using advanced microfill composite, conserving cost (and tooth structure).

Routine exams and cleanings are a large part of developing good oral hygiene as they provide our dental team with the opportunity to examine your oral health and address growth issues or emerging infection in the early stages.

If you’ve lost teeth due to accident, injury, or gum disease, and implants are not an option, we can often create a permanent bridge to restore your solid smile. A bridge not only fills the gap, but it also can reinforce and prevent repositioning of remaining teeth.

Many people grind or clench their teeth and are often unaware of it. In most cases, treatment involves the use of occlusal splints or guards that are worn primarily at night to protect the teeth. In extreme cases, tooth wear can be so severe that it requires restoration of both arches to prevent tooth loss.

Our doctors believe that all dentistry should be “cosmetic” in that treatment should be custom-tailored to the individual patient and made to blend with their unique smile. Cosmetic procedures can include anything from minor single front tooth bonding to full mouth reconstruction with crowns and veneers. Either way, our doctors are expertly trained in all facets of esthetic comprehensive care.

Much like night guards and splints, sports mouthpieces can be a vital tool to protect the teeth from damage. Trauma can occur during athletic activities in children and adults of any age. Investing in prevention is far better than having to treat trauma once it occurs.

Dental implants can be used to replace a missing tooth (or teeth). They can be restored individually (missing single teeth), bridged together (when missing multiple teeth), or used to support removable prosthetics (dentures and/or partials). Dental implant patients enjoy restored function. Strong and secure, your new smile will boost your confidence, enhance your appearance, and improve your quality of life.

When indicated, the doctors and/or assistants use a pen-sized, camera-tipped wand to take pictures of the inside of your mouth and individual teeth. These full-color images are an important tool, allowing more effective diagnosis and communication between doctor and patient about what we see going on in your mouth.

We understand the inconvenience patients face with a traditional crown, and because your time is as valuable as your smile, we now use a revolutionary tool that mills a permanent crown in about 2 hours. Watch our video on CEREC.

Most dental radiographic (x-ray) imaging captures information in two dimensions. Cone beam (or CBCT) 3D imaging allows the doctor to evaluate more fully the anatomic hard and soft tissues in the upper and lower jaw, sinuses, and other important areas. This an important diagnostic tool, but also allows for more thorough planning for implant placement.

Thorough diagnosis is the first critical component of your oral health. Using digital radiography, we can clearly identify all external and internal anatomical structures and accurately diagnose your dental problems. We can immediately translate that information into a large, clear, accurate image, projected to a monitor that patient and doctor can study together in the operatory.