General Dentistry
You'll get more when you visit our offices.
Routine Cleanings and Exams
Fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, implants, and laminates.
Enhanced hygiene visits turn your standard cleaning into an overall wellness visit.
Our team of gentle hygienists provide thorough routine cleanings and exams.
But they go a step further. When visiting our office for these services,
you’ll get the added benefit of an overall wellness visit too.
A few additional non-invasive screenings provide you with the opportunity to know get updates on some key vital sign data such as: blood pressure, heart rhythm, blood oxygen, oral cancer and sleep disorders.
During your visit we utilize digital x-rays imaging to detect the following:
- Decay commonly known as cavities
- Dental infections
- Tumors, cysts, and other pathology
- Oral cancer
Treatments
Our general dentists provide a wide array of dental services that are important to a patients oral and overall health, including:
- Crowns & Bridges – Crowns and dental bridges can restore the structure of your existing teeth or missing teeth by bridging the gaps, restoring contours for function and aesthetics and prevent teeth from shifting.
- Dentures – Complete dentures and partials dentures can restore the functionality and appearance of your missing teeth, ask us which option is right for you and we’ll be happy to help you decide during a free consultation.
- Tooth-Colored (Composite) Fillings – The process to place a new filling involves removing the decay in your tooth and then placing, shaping and polishing a tooth colored (composite) restoration.
- Implant Restorations – Technique that creates an artificial tooth to replace a missing one. The process involves attaching the tooth to an implanted root that fuses with the bone.
- Laminates – Whereas a full veneer restores the complete five coronal surfaces of your teeth, dental laminates replace only the surface of your teeth with a thin shell of material for cosmetic purposes.
No matter how well you brush your teeth, regular cleanings are essential for maintaining good oral health. We use state-of-the-art specialized tools to clean plaque off the surfaces of teeth. Regular cleanings prevent plaque buildup, which can cause inflammation and gum disease.
Do you make preventative dental care a priority?
Taking care of your teeth is an essential part of taking care of your overall health, and it’s our goal to make dental care easy, comfortable, and convenient for you.
Did you know:
- Gum disease can increase your risk of cardiovascular disease, including heart disease or stroke.
- Unhealthy bacteria in your mouth can increase your risk of various types of cancer and of Alzheimer’s disease.
- Chronic diabetes can increase your risk of gum disease, which in turn raises your blood sugar and exacerbates diabetes.
- Untreated sleep apnea can cause tooth decay, gum inflammation, and cavities.
As the only dental group that affiliates with large medical groups, our general dentists provide integrated care that focuses on your healthcare needs. We collaborate with your healthcare provider to ensure our general dental care is designed to optimize your overall health.
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