• Oral Sedation- Small pill called Halcion that is taken 1 hour prior to your dental appointment ( must have an escort and you are not allowed to drive for 24 hours)
• Nitrous Oxide Sedation- "Laughing Gas"- Very Safe and Effective and Can be reversed within minutes and no restrictions following its use

• Adult cleanings, Child cleanings, plaque control, breath control, sealants, dry mouth counseling, counseling on the causes of cavities and nutritional recommendations

• deep cleanings (a.k.a. PSQ or SRP) scaling and root planing, otherwise known as conventional periodontal therapy. This non-surgical periodontal therapy removes plaque and calculus – which harbors the bacteria that cause inflammation and bone loss.

• A.K.A composite filling. It is a synthetic resin material which bonds to the tooth. There are many uses for composite bondings. For instance, they can be used to fill in diastemas (a gap or space between two teeth), chips, cavities, and to conservatively repair broken front teeth.

• Indirect fillings- recommended when decay is too extensive for a traditional filling but not so extensive as to require a crown. Lab fabricated, Custom-made, permanently bonded to the tooth.

• A great way to cover misshapen, discolored, broken, or otherwised damaged front teeth.
• Permanently bonded to your existing teeth.
• Custom-made to achieve the cosmetic outcome we desire.

• Often referred to as a “cap”. Used for structural support when large fillings or decay compromise the health of remaining tooth structure. Crowns are typically necessary on posterior teeth following endodontic treatment. Bridges are multiple crowns fabricated as a unit used to replace missing teeth. Bridges utilize the teeth on each side of the missing tooth space to "bridge the gap". Both crowns and bridges are bonded to the teeth and are not removable.

Socket Preservation- a procedure in which graft bone material is placed in the socket of an extracted tooth at the time of extraction, to preserve the bone.

Crown lengthening- a surgical procedure used to expose a greater amount of tooth structure for the purpose of restoring the tooth with a crown. This is done by predictably removing a given height of bone from the circumference of the tooth.

Dental implants are the tooth replacement option most like your natural teeth. Implanted in your jawbone, these tooth replacements are attractive, easy to care for, fully functional, and capable of lasting your entire life.

Nightguards are prescribed for several reasons. Many people grind and clench during the nighttime and this leads to tooth wear, trauma, temperature sensitivity, bite issues, and cosmetic concerns. When people brux, or grind their teeth, the TMJ (temporomandibular joint) can be damaged and muscles become tender or painful. Nightguards, a.k.a splints, prevent tooth wear and reduce strain on the TMJ which relaxes the muscles of the head and neck. Sport Mouth Guards- custom fit guards to protect teeth/gums from trauma during sports activities.

Everyone loves a bright white smile. If you aren’t bleaching then your teeth are darkening. A simple and easy way to achieve a brighter, healthier looking smile! Several take-home whitening with Philips Zoom day white bleach and sheer White Strips.

A great restoration because of their high success rate and the fact that they preserve bone. When a tooth is pulled, bone shrinks; implants prevent this and so preserve the bone height. Another advantage is that the adjacent teeth are not touched, unlike a bridge where the adjacent teeth are utilized and reduced to make room for restorative materials.