Our friendly and knowledgeable team is dedicated to making your dental visit a great experience. You can expect comfortable dental care from start to finish, and that's our guarantee to you. Few people have perfect oral health by the time they are teens: crooked teeth, cavities, and even gum disease are already common. The good news is that it is never too late for a smile makeover. Dental implants, which are natural-looking replacements for teeth that have been lost or need to be removed, are essential to not only maintain a lovely smile but critical to overall oral health.

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All On 4

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If you have lost a number of teeth and may lose more, you should consider having our dentists assess whether you are a candidate for the life-altering All-on-4 Dental Implant. This makes the replacement of lost teeth a more feasible option for many. Replacing teeth is not only important to enable you to smile confidently, but also allows you to chew effectively, restore facial form and have normal speech.

Custom Mouthguards

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Custom made mouthguards are one of the most durable and consistent of the types of mouthguards, especially for athletes. Dentists recommend these appliances to help professional athletes protect their teeth during sports activity. These mouthguards are composed of thermoplastic polymer and fabricated over a model of the athlete's dentition.

Dental Cavities

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Dental cavities (also known as dental caries) may be painful-but not necessarily in the beginning, so if you suspect you have teeth that have the telltale tiny holes caused by bacteria that feed on sugar, it's critical to see a dentist immediately. Some 92% of Americans do have cavities sometime during their lives-it's second only to the common cold among diseases-and these can lead to problems far more serious.

General Dentistry

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General dentistry refers to a practice that offers services not only important to your oral health, but the health of the entire body, since research has increasingly shown that the bacteria involved in tooth decay and gum disease also increase the risk for everything from diabetes to cancer and cardiovascular disease.

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