Fillings
When a cavity forms, a filling restores the damaged part of the tooth and stops decay from spreading. We use tooth-colored composite material that blends naturally with your smile. Think you might have a cavity? Don't wait, call to schedule an exam.
Crowns
A crown caps and protects a tooth that's cracked, weakened, or heavily decayed, restoring its strength and shape so it functions like the rest of your smile.
Bridges
A bridge fills the gap left by one or more missing teeth, using the surrounding teeth for support. It restores your bite and helps prevent nearby teeth from shifting out of place over time.
Dentures & Partials
For patients missing some or all of their teeth, dentures and partials restore your ability to eat and speak with ease, while supporting the natural structure of your face.
Root Canal Therapy
When decay or infection reaches the inner pulp of a tooth, root canal therapy removes the affected tissue and seals the tooth to prevent further infection, allowing you to keep your natural tooth rather than losing it.
Inlays & Onlays
When a tooth has too much damage for a filling but isn't severe enough for a full crown, an inlay or onlay restores the tooth's structure while preserving as much of the natural tooth as possible.
Extractions
Sometimes a tooth is too damaged, decayed, or crowded to save. When that's the case, we remove it carefully and walk you through your replacement options, whether that's an implant, bridge, or denture, so you always know what's next.
Full Mouth Reconstruction
For patients with extensive damage, wear, or multiple missing teeth, full mouth reconstruction combines several restorative treatments into one coordinated plan, rebuilding both the health and function of your entire smile.
Every patient's smile is different, and the right treatment plan depends on your unique oral health needs. During your visit, our team will recommend the treatment options that are best suited to your specific situation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if I need a filling, an inlay/onlay, or a crown?
It depends on how much of the tooth structure is damaged. We'll evaluate the extent of the decay or damage during your exam and recommend the option that best preserves your natural tooth.
Does a root canal hurt?
Modern root canal therapy is designed to relieve pain from an infected tooth, not cause it. Most patients report the experience is no different than getting a filling.
What's the difference between a bridge and an implant?
A bridge replaces a missing tooth using the neighboring teeth for support, while an implant replaces the tooth root directly with its own post, no impact on adjacent teeth required. We can help you decide which fits your needs.
What if I'm missing several teeth, are dentures my only option?
Not necessarily. Depending on your needs, we may recommend dentures, partials, implants, or a combination. We'll walk you through what's best for your specific situation.
What is full mouth reconstruction, and how do I know if I need it?
It's a personalized treatment plan combining multiple restorative procedures for patients with extensive dental issues. We'll recommend this approach if your exam shows a need for comprehensive, coordinated care.
Will I need to be put to sleep for an extraction?
Most extractions are performed comfortably using local anesthesia. We'll discuss the right option for your situation before your procedure.