Treatments
What we provide
Each treatment starts with an exam and a plan you've agreed to. We explain the options, how many visits to expect and what it will cost, in writing, before we begin.
Preventive care
Exams, cleanings, fluoride and digital X-rays when your dentist decides you need them. Regular visits help find small concerns early.
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Cosmetic dentistry
Whitening, bonding and porcelain veneers. We plan the work with you and explain what each option involves and what it can't do.
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Crowns, bridges and implants
Repairs for damaged or missing teeth, including root canal treatment when a tooth needs it. Your dentist plans implants from an exam and a scan, and refers you to an oral surgeon or periodontist when a case calls for one.
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Clear aligners and braces
Straightening for teens and adults whose cases suit it, planned by your general dentist with regular check-ins. We refer more involved cases to an orthodontist.
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Urgent dental care
A broken tooth, a lost filling or a sudden toothache? Call us and we'll tell you what we can do today and what can wait.
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Numbing, nitrous oxide and referrals
What we use to keep you comfortable, who gives it and how we keep watch.
Local numbing
We numb the area before treatment. If it isn't working, tell us and we'll add more.
Nitrous oxide
For patients who want to feel more relaxed. You stay awake and can talk with us throughout. We don't give deeper sedation here; if you need it, we refer you.
Who gives it
The dentist treating you gives the numbing and the nitrous oxide, with a trained team member in the room.
How we watch over you
Someone stays beside you, checks how you are breathing and feeling, and we stop when you ask.
Before and after
When you book, we tell you whether to eat beforehand and whether someone should drive you.
What we can't promise
We can't promise you won't feel anything. Tell us what worries you and we'll go through the options and their risks first.
The level of sedation a dentist may give depends on the permit the state dental board has issued. Ask us which permit your dentist holds.
- Swelling that spreads to your face, eye or neck, trouble breathing or swallowing, a serious blow to the head, or bleeding that won't stop needs emergency care now. Go to an emergency room or call 911. If a tooth is knocked out or broken, call our office right away.
Ready for a calmer dental visit?
Tell us a good time and how to reach you. We'll take it from there.