Information About Cosmetic Dentistry Services

Composite-resin fillings are placed over smaller areas of dental decay and cavities to protect the tooth and prevent the problem from spreading.

A professional dental cleaning at least twice a year improves oral hygiene by removing built up tartar and plaque, then polishing the dental enamel.

Dental sealants cover the top of the molars and pre-molars to protect against plaque, tartar, and bacteria build-up, which causes decay and cavities.

An annual dental examination checks the health of the teeth, gums, and jaw using digital X-rays, laser decay detector, an oral cancer exam, and more.

A flouride treatment is performed at the dentist’s office to deliver a safe, but concentrated dose of fluoride to strengthen the dental enamel.

Dental bonding applies a resin that is hardened to the teeth to mask small cosmetic flaws while dental contouring adjusts the shape of the teeth.

The dentist can create custom teeth whitening kits with dental trays and prescription whitening gel for the patient to use conveniently at home.

Invisalign teeth straightening uses a series of clear, removable dental aligners to adjust the position of the teeth to correct gaps and bites.

Laser gum sculpting removes excessive gum tissue to lengthen the proportions of the visible tooth, eliminate a “gummy smile,” and reduce gum pockets.

Laser teeth whitening is a quick and effective procedure performed in a dentist’s office to remove stains and discolorations for a brighter smile.

Porcelain veneers are thin, customized covers that are bonded to the front of the teeth to improve the appearance of the visible teeth and smile.

All-on-4 implant dentures use four carefully placed dental implants per dental arch for a secure, long-lasting connection to the custom dentures.

A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by surrounding the false tooth with crowns that go over neighboring teeth for a more secure fit.

A dental crown is placed over a single tooth to restore and protect a tooth that is heavily decayed, cracked, broken, and/or otherwise damaged.

Dental implants are screws that replace the natural tooth root and to ensure a secure fit between the implant and the crown, bridge, or partials.

Removable dentures, also known as partials, replace many or all of the patient’s teeth with customized false teeth held in place with adhesives.

To protect the teeth, gums, and jaw, plus improve athletic performance, high-quality mouth guards can be custom made for the patient by their dentist.

A custom night guard can protect the mouth from jaw clenching and teeth grinding during sleep to prevent aches, pains, and bigger dental problems.

Nitrous oxide sedation, commonly known as laughing gas, is inhaled by the patient to reduce sensitivity and anxiety during a dental procedure.

Oral sedation is a medication prescribed by the dentist and taken before a dental procedure to help the patient remain calm, relaxed, and comfortable.

Periodontal treatments fight the stages of gum disease (gingivitis, periodontitis, and advanced periodontitis) with nonsurgical and surgical options.

Root canal therapy removes the infected inner pulp of the tooth, then replaces the pulp with a filling material or covers the tooth with a crown.

To protect the rest of the mouth, a simple or surgical tooth extraction may be performed to remove a damaged or impacted tooth from the jawbone.