Our dental services
Every treatment begins with an exam and your dentist's explanation of the options, the visits involved and the cost.
Porcelain veneers
Thin porcelain shells attached to the front of teeth to change their shape or shade. Your dentist explains how much of the tooth is reshaped and the trade-offs, and results vary from patient to patient.
Color and shape planned with you
Usually two or more visits
Provided by a general dentist
A written estimate before treatment
Dental implants
An implant replaces the root of a missing tooth, with a crown on top. Your dentist plans it from an exam and a 3D scan, places and restores it, and refers you to an oral surgeon or periodontist when a case calls for one.
Planned from an exam and a scan
Healing takes months, and your dentist gives a range
Provided by a general dentist
Risks and aftercare explained first
Clear aligners
A series of removable plastic trays that move teeth step by step. Your dentist reviews your bite and your goals, and complex cases go to an orthodontist.
Planned from a scan and photos
Trays are worn most of the day
Retainers afterward
Provided by a general dentist
Teeth whitening
Professional whitening, in the office or with custom take-home trays. How much lighter your teeth get depends on the stain and the teeth themselves.
Sensitivity discussed before you begin
In-office or take-home options
Not for everyone, so we check first
Exams and cleanings
A thorough exam, X-rays when your dentist decides you need them, and a cleaning with a hygienist who shows you what they find.
Oral cancer screening at your exam
Gum health check
A care plan that fits your mouth
Urgent visits
Call us for a broken tooth or a sudden toothache and we will tell you what we can do and when. Swelling that spreads to your face or neck, bleeding that won't stop, or trouble breathing or swallowing is a 911 call.
Call first so we can plan for you
Temporary fixes come before final ones
For an emergency, call 911
Ready to plan your visit?
Tell us what you would like to change. Your dentist will explain the options and put the plan in writing.