Wearing a mouthguard helps prevent against structural damage to your teeth and jaw and also helps prevent injuries such as lacerations to your cheeks, tongue, and lips.  

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Dental Sealants play a huge role in preventing the formation of decay on the biting surfaces of your chewing teeth. Applying a dental sealant is a simple procedure in which a tooth-colored acrylic “coating” is painted onto the surface of the tooth.

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Composite bonding is a popular method to enhance the beauty of your smile. Composite bonding can be used to fix the contours of fractured front teeth, to correct large spacing between front teeth or to cover up stains on discolored teeth.

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A bridge (or partial denture) is a custom-made replacement for one or more missing teeth that literally “bridges the gap.” Artificial teeth are attached to gum-colored plastic bases. The bases are attached to a framework supported by abutments.

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Invisalign uses a series of invisible, removable, and comfortable aligners that no one can tell you’re wearing. So, you can smile more during treatment as well as after. Invisalign is made with 3-D computer imaging technology and has been proven effective.

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Porcelain veneers are thin shells of ceramic that bond directly to the front surfaces of the teeth. They are an ideal choice for improving your smile and have become increasingly popular due to their simplicity and versatility.

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Dental implants are the closest thing to Mother Nature we as dentists can give to our patients. Like natural teeth, dental implants are anchored by “titanium roots” that are implanted into the bone and topped by crowns.

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Do you feel anxiety, stress, or fear when you think about visiting the dentist? Many people experience dental phobia, but with oral sedation (oral conscious sedation), you can overcome this stumbling block and receive the dental work you need and deserve. 

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An endodontic treatment saves a severely injured, cracked, or decayed tooth when its pulp (the soft inner tissue inside a tooth’s root canal) becomes inflamed or infected. If it is not treated promptly, pain or a tooth abscess results. Endodontic treatment is also known as a “root canal.”

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Obstructive sleep apnea is a serious medical condition that detrimentally affects the sufferers. Sleep apnea is when the patient experience abnormal pauses in breathing. People with sleep apnea have a higher mortality rate, and often have other ailments or lifestyle problems that can contribute to sleep apnea issues.

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