Our services
General dentistry for adults and families
Every service here is provided by a general dentist. Each is billed to your plan or as a written estimate.
Preventive dentistry
A checkup and cleaning for adults and children. Your dentist examines your teeth and gums, takes X-rays only if they are needed and explains what was found. Your dentist sets how often you come back. Provided by a general dentist and a hygienist, and billed to your plan or as a written estimate.
Exams and cleanings
X-rays when your dentist orders them
Oral cancer screening
Fluoride and sealants
Gum checks
Cosmetic dentistry
Whitening, bonding and porcelain veneers. We begin with an exam and talk through what each option can change, what it cannot, and the alternatives, including doing nothing. Whitening can make teeth sensitive, and veneers involve removing some tooth surface. Results vary, and these are often not covered by insurance, so ask for an estimate. Provided by a general dentist.
Whitening
Bonding
Porcelain veneers
Tooth contouring
Shade matching
Restorative care
Fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures and implant crowns. A filling is usually one visit and a crown usually two. We numb the area first and you can ask for a break at any point. Your dentist explains the alternatives and what can happen if you wait, such as a larger repair later. Provided by a general dentist; for a surgical step we refer you and tell you to whom.
Fillings
Crowns and bridges
Dentures
Implant crowns
Root canal treatment
Straightening teeth
Clear aligners and braces for teens and adults, provided by a general dentist. Treatment can run many months and is followed by retainers. Risks include sore teeth, irritated gums and teeth drifting back if retainers are skipped. If your bite needs more than we offer, we refer you to an orthodontist and say why.
Clear aligners
Braces
Retainers
Bite checks
Teen visits
Urgent visits
Call us if you have a toothache, a broken tooth or a lost filling. We hold time for urgent visits when we can, and we tell you on the phone what to do until you are seen. Swelling that spreads or trouble breathing or swallowing needs an emergency room: call 911. Billed like any other visit.
Toothache visits
Broken or chipped teeth
Lost fillings and crowns
Knocked-out teeth
Injuries to the mouth
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