Oral Care Starts Here

Dental cavities are the most common symptom of tooth decay and affect millions every year. They result from bacteria residing in the plaque buildup on our teeth, which feeds on sugar left behind from the foods that we eat, creating an acid that begins to literally eat away at the enameled surfaces of teeth. We easily treat cavities, but proper brushing, flossing and cleanings prevent them.

Gingivitis is a gum disease that occurs as a result of plaque buildup on our teeth containing harmful bacteria that eventually causes tooth decay and will inevitably infect the surrounding tissue of our gums, causing painful swelling and even eventual bleeding. We offer a preventative care program that consists of regularly scheduled professional dental cleanings and treatment options that can treat the already advanced cases of gum disease.

Endodontics, otherwise known as a root canal, is a common dental treatment we use to save the natural tooth when it would otherwise need to be extracted due to severe tooth decay or dental trauma that caused damage to the soft tissue at the core of our teeth, known as pulp. Pulp is a highly sensitive bundle of nerves and blood vessels, and if exposed, can cause extreme pain or even migraines. Today, root canals procedures don’t feel much different from having a filling, and this procedure saves millions of teeth every year.

A dental crown, which is sometimes called a cap, is a strong protective shell made from durable materials placed over a tooth to protect it from further damage, or in some cases, protect a root canal. Dental crowns prevent otherwise fragile or broken teeth from future decay. It may also help decrease sensitivity. 

jaw pain & TMJ: Temporomandibular Joint Disorder is a serious problem affecting a system of muscles and bones located in the hinge connecting your upper and lower jaw. It most frequently causes pain associated with an uncomfortable clicking sensation behind the jaw. TMJ symptoms differ for each individual, and not all of the effects are necessary for diagnosis. You may experience headaches, tinnitus, jaw point pain, swelling, neck pain, clenching, grinding, tight or sore muscles, and sometimes “locked” jaw.

We offer both partial and complete cosmetic dentures to individuals that may be in need as a result of trauma or extraction due to severe tooth decay. A set of full cosmetic dentures can also be permanent, with an implant-supported hybrid prosthesis, which provides a number of high-quality dental implants directly bonded to the bone within a patient’s jaw, without the concern for removal.

Sleep Apnea can be a serious condition, where you stop breathing when you’re sleeping. Snoring is one indicator, but not a guarantee. Left untreated, it can be severe, even leading to death. If you’re gasping for air, or suffer from chronic fatigue, you could have sleep apnea. It can also result in headaches and sore throat.