Biocompatible, titanium posts that are surgically positioned to provide a strong foundation for fixed or removable replacement teeth. A surgical procedure used to encourage bone growth and provide structural stability for dental implants. Techniques that give you new, permanent teeth to restore your smile and help you regain confidence in your appearance.

A laser therapy for the surgical treatment of periodontitis that requires no cutting or sewing while improving overall oral health. Our mission is to be the most innovative, reputable and experienced practice in the art and science of oral surgery and implant dentistry.

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Our Team

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Our mission at Nu Image Surgical is to be the most innovative, reputable and experienced practice in the art and science of oral surgery and periodontics. We achieve this goal by providing the highest quality of care in the safest, most comfortable and time effective manner. We think it is important to share with our patients and our community the core value from which we develop our culture. Favorite Thing about Working at Nu Image: Seeing how we change peoples' lives and working with great people!

New Patient Forms

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The security and privacy of your personal data is one of our primary concerns and we have taken every precaution to protect it. Reminder: Please bring a photo ID, medical and dental insurance cards, referral documentation, and all forms. To help protect you from becoming a victim of identity theft, our practice will verify the identity of all new and returning patients of the practice.

Procedures

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You can notice a clear difference in our clients before and after the procedure is conducted. Get your winning smile back with us and if you feel doubtful, take a look at the before and after procedure photos to make up your mind.

Wisdom Teeth Removal

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Wisdom teeth, also called "third molars", are the last set of molars to erupt in the mouth. When properly aligned and surrounded by healthy gum tissue, wisdom teeth may not have to be removed. Unfortunately, this is not generally the case and therefore, many people need their wisdom teeth removed. Your wisdom teeth are latecomers; they usually erupt between the ages of 17 and 25. It is important to visit your dentist when your wisdom teeth begin to develop so that he or she can spot any potential problems before they occur.

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