Our patients come to us with many types of questions every day, whether it’s about our dental office or the services we offer. In fact, there are many questions that we hear regularly, which is why we’ve made sure to provide answers to them for you down below. Even after you’ve read through them yourself, we understand if you have other questions that were not mentioned. Don’t wait to call or send a message to our team; they are happy to spend whatever time is needed to explain your future care.
It doesn’t matter how old you are, patients of all ages should visit at least twice a year to have teeth cleaned and examined for underlying oral health concerns. If you have advanced oral health problems, you may need to come in more often.
There are many cosmetic services available at our dental office, including natural-looking crowns customized to look lifelike as well as teeth whitening procedures that can remove stubborn discolorations. Want to visit us for a consultation? We’re happy to use a virtual smile design software that shows what your smile can look like after completing a treatment with us.
Absolutely. While the treatment we recommend depends on the number of teeth lost and the current state of your oral health, we’ll help determine the best option for you! This could be dental implants. which we’re able to provide with the help of our advanced cone beam scanner and in-house specialists, meaning we perform every step of care in-house. When you have missing teeth for many years, you can experience chronic oral health issues, so don’t wait to schedule a consultation at our dental office.
When more extensive adjustments in complex orthodontic cases need to be made, sometimes braces are the only viable solution. However, there are more subtle and comfortable options as well, including Invisalign. These clear aligners are designed to be virtually unnoticeable inside your mouth as they shift your teeth. If your goal is to maintain your smile’s appearance during treatment, they are likely the best option for you.
While gum disease can only feel mildly annoying at first, assuming you know that you have it, it can actually cause tooth loss if you aren’t proactive. The best way to keep your smile complete is by calling us as soon as you realize your gums are swollen or frequently bleeding. With the help of our in-house periodontist, we can treat your infection and avoid long-term damage to your smile.
Our dental office accepts multiple insurance plans and we are in-network with several major providers. Got a question about your own policy? Give us a call today!
