SERVICES AND PATIENT EDUCATION

Keeping your teeth white and clean requires a regular routine of cleaning both at home and via a professional dental care provider.

During the last 20 years, dental implants have become a desirable alternative to other methods of replacing missing teeth.

Although it sounds complicated, a tooth extraction is a routine procedure that according to The Mayo Clinic carries a very low risk of long-term complications.

Though many advances have been made in the field of dentistry, loss of teeth is still an ongoing problem.

A crown (cap) is a restoration that is placed on teeth that have lost a lot of their structure.

When we pioneered the world’s first clear aligners, we changed so much more than how people straighten their teeth.

Veneers and Laminates are a thin shell of porcelain or resin that is bonded to the surface of the teeth.

Teeth stains are inevitable due to our consumption of a variety of foods and drinks (soda, spicy food, coffee, etc.).

Root canal treatment is the process of going inside the pulp space and removing the infected, dead tissue.

Composite fillings are made from durable plastics that are similar in color to natural teeth.

Inlays and Onlays are lab-made restorations that are placed on teeth when the cavity or lost tooth structure is too large to be restored by a simple filling.

TMJ is the joint that connects the lower and upper jaw. The term TMJ stands for Temporo-mandibular Joint.

Sealants are thin layers of resin that are placed on the pits, fissures, and grooves of molars to prevent decay on these surfaces.

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