Dental Services

Dental sealants are a thin, protective coating that is painted onto your back teeth to protect them from cavities for years to come.

Accurate diagnosis requires a complete understanding of your mouth, so we use the latest dental imaging technology available.

Partial and complete dentures fit snugly over the gums to replace some or all of your missing natural teeth so that you can eat and speak naturally again.

Fluoride is a natural mineral that strengthens your teeth enamel. A dentist can painlessly apply topical fluoride to the surface of your teeth to protect against decay.

Restore the chewing surface of a damaged or decayed tooth. Inlays and onlays are bonded directly to the tooth to strengthen and repair it.

Custom and removable mouth guards can protect your teeth during contact sports, prevent damage from teeth grinding, manage jaw disorders, and more.

Detecting the signs of oral cancer is critical to early diagnosis and successful treatment. Get a painless screening during your dental visit!

Gum disease, also known as periodontal disease, is a bacterial infection of the gums and tissues that support your teeth. It is caused most often by the build-up of plaque and tartar when teeth are not routinely brushed and flossed.

An endodontic treatment saves a severely injured, cracked, or decayed tooth when its pulp 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."

To protect against gum disease and ensure your oral health, get a deep cleaning that removes difficult plaque and tartar below the gumline.

This painless coating of composite resin covers minor gaps and imperfections in your teeth to give you a beautiful and natural-looking new smile.

Protect your oral health and get relief from dental pain by having a damaged or decayed tooth safely and gently removed.

Anchored to your existing teeth, a custom dental bridge provides a natural-looking and functional replacement for missing teeth.

Third molars, also called wisdom teeth, are the last set of permanent teeth to erupt in a person's mouth and are the ones least needed. While the removal of wisdom teeth is the most well-known type of oral surgery, there are many reasons why oral surgery may be required.