What we offer
Care for every stage of life.
From a child's first cleaning to your parent's implants, the whole arc of dental care happens in the same room. Four categories, twenty-some procedures.
Preventative & Periodontal
The foundation. Routine and deep cleanings, periodontal treatment, and the twice-yearly visits that prevent most problems.
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Routine cleanings
Standard cleaning above the gum line. The foundation of long-term dental health, done with care for sensitive teeth.
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Deep cleanings
For patients with gum disease. Removes hardened plaque (tartar) below the gum line, at the root surface.
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Dental checkups
Twice-yearly visits. We examine teeth and gums, take X-rays as needed, and discuss anything you've noticed since the last visit.
Restorative & Cosmetic
When a tooth needs repair, replacement, or refinement. The work that brings a tooth back to where it should be, and the work that shapes a smile.
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Composite restorations
Tooth-colored fillings that bond directly to the tooth. No silver showing, no metal at all.
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Porcelain crowns
A cap that covers a damaged tooth completely. Lasts 10 to 15 years with proper care.
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Porcelain veneers
Thin shells over the front of teeth. Shape, color, and alignment chosen together.
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Bridges
Replaces a missing tooth using the adjacent teeth as anchors. Fixed in place, no removal.
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Ceramic restorations
Inlays, onlays, and full ceramic crowns. Color-matched to existing teeth.
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Dentures
Full or partial replacement of missing teeth. Custom-fitted for comfort and function.
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Root canals
Removes infection from inside a tooth. Saves the tooth from extraction; usually one or two visits.
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Bone grafting
Builds up the jawbone before an implant. Uses your own tissue or synthetic material.
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Botox
Therapeutic and cosmetic. Used for TMJ-related headache relief and for aesthetic smoothing.
Surgery & Emergency
When a tooth needs to come out, or a surgical solution is the right answer. Sedation is available; you do not have to be uncomfortable for any of this.
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Dental implants
A titanium post placed into the jawbone replaces a tooth root, with a crown on top. Planned with on-site 3D imaging.
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Sinus lifts
Adds bone to the upper jaw to make implants possible when the bone is thin.
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Extractions
Removing a tooth that cannot be saved. Includes wisdom teeth and surgical extractions.
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Platelet-rich fibrin (PRF)
Uses your blood's own platelets to speed healing after surgery. Drawn the day of the procedure.
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Sedation (laughing gas)
Nitrous oxide to relax you during procedures. Wears off within minutes when the procedure is done.
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Zoom whitening
In-office whitening. Brighter teeth in a single visit, with results that last with normal care.
Pediatric
From a first tooth to the last baby tooth. Children's visits are calm and brief; we explain what we're doing as we go.
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Routine cleanings and checkups
Gentle visits scaled for smaller mouths and shorter attention spans.
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Fluoride treatment
Strengthens enamel against decay. Applied in the office in a few minutes.
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Sealants
A thin protective coating on the chewing surfaces of permanent molars. Especially helpful when they first come in.
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Composite fillings
Tooth-colored fillings for kids. Same material as adult composites, sized for primary teeth.
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Sedation (laughing gas)
For nervous children. Calming, brief, and safely administered.
Not sure which one fits? Call.
Five minutes on the phone is usually enough to figure out what you need. Or send a request through the contact form and we will reach back out.