Our Services

Preventative care is the key to a healthy smile. Regular checkups allow us to treat issues before they become a problem.  Sometimes, cosmetic dentistry is the best course of action in these cases. But whether it's elective or for treatment, we'll make sure your smile is healthy and beautiful!

All teeth are different and accidents happen. Whether your teeth are crooked, chipped, damaged or if you've had mouth trauma, our team of endodontists, periodontists, orthodontists and oral surgeons can treat you quickly using the latest techniques and the finest materials. 

We know the dentist can be a stressful situation for little ones. Our entists provide a safe, comfortable environment for kids of all ages. They take their time with each patient, explaining all of our tools and processes to alleviate any fear! 

In the dental bonding cosmetic procedure, a tooth-colored material is applied to your tooth and then hardened with a special light. 

Bonding is a great solution for patients who wish to:

• Close gaps between teeth
• Protect sensitive teeth
• Repair tooth decay
• Change the shape of teeth
• Repair tooth cracks or chips
• Improve the cosmetic appeal of their smile
• Bonding restores both function and beauty to your teeth. After the bonding procedure, you will have stronger teeth, a brighter smile, and more confidence than ever before. The beautiful smile that you’ve dreamed of is within your reach. For more information about dental bonding and cosmetic procedures, please contact our office today. We look forward to helping improve your smile!

• Inlays and onlays (partial crowns) are the perfect solution for patients who need a minor dental restoration for their tooth damage or decay. Inlays and onlays can restore a tooth that has decay, but still has a majority of healthy tooth enamel. The inlay or onlay replaced the missing part of the tooth. These dental restorations are placed and fitted to naturally complete your tooth.

Receiving an inlay or onlay is very similar to receiving a dental crown. To ensure the best fit and function of your dental restoration, expect to visit our office two or three times before the inlay or onlay is placed.

Typically, our dentists place inlays when minimal tooth decay or damage has occurred, and we place onlays when the tooth damage and decay is more significant. No matter which of the two you need, the material we use to fill the decayed or damaged area is made to match your natural teeth perfectly, making your teeth feel and look healthy once again.