Our practice focuses on diagnosing and treating the entire patient. All new adult patients are scheduled with the doctor for their first appointment. At this first appointment, we review your medical history, perform a full series of radiographs, evaluate your gums, teeth, and TMJ, as well as an oral cancer screening. We then present a treatment plan that is best suited for the individual patient. We are proud of the fact that we take time to get to know our patients.

We can restore missing, broken, discolored, or misaligned teeth with porcelain restorations that are both strong and very natural looking.

Veneers can be used to close spaces between teeth, and repair severely discolored, damaged, or poorly shaped teeth. A thin shell of porcelain is fabricated and bonded to the front and top surfaces of teeth which have been prepared.

CEREC is state of the art technology that allows us to custom fabricate tooth colored restorations, crowns, inlays or onlays right in our office, and in just one visit. This CAD-CAM equipment mills a ceramic piece of material into a beautiful, natural-colored restoration that is stronger than before. This eliminates the need for a temporary restoration, and thus a second visit.

Our in-office power whitening system lightens and brightens teeth discolored by such things as coffee, cigarettes, medications, and/or age. This procedure allows for immediate results in just a little over an hour’s time. As a bonus, we make you custom whitening trays to take home with at-home gel to use for maintenance.

Implants have become the standard of care for replacing teeth lost to decay, fractures, or periodontal disease. As an alternative to bridges and partial dentures, implants restore missing teeth without added stress and reduction of remaining teeth, and allow for easier cleasibility. The titanium implant is surgically placed into the bone by a surgeon. After 4 to 6 months, it is uncovered and restored with a new ceramic crown. It is like having your tooth back without the worry of decay.

The compudent system, or “Wand”, is a computer technology that helps reduce the discomfort associated with the anesthetic used to numb your mouth before treatment.

Composite resin fillings are natural looking restorations which produce a more esthetic result than silver amalgam fillings. These restorations are matched to an individual’s tooth shade so they can be virtually undetectable. Composites also bond directly to teeth to produce a very strong seal, and require a minimal amount of tooth structure to be removed.