Periodontal Disease

You don't have to suffer with sensitive teeth or a toothache that won't go away. A dentist can identify what is causing your discomfort and recommend solutions to desensitize your teeth and fix what is causing your toothache.

Eating a healthy diet and avoiding candy and sugary drinks improves our oral health and our overall general health.

All-On-4® Dental Implants are a permanent solution to replacing your missing teeth with only four implants. This is a fast, convenient option to restoring your smile.

Dental sealants are an important tool dentists use to help prevent cavities and decay in the teeth in the back of your mouth.

Flossing your teeth keeps food from building up between your teeth and keeps your gum healthy. Whether you use a Waterpik or traditional dental floss, floss at night or in the morning, the important thing is that you floss your teeth every day.

Dentists can restore a great smile by replacing missing teeth with dental implants that are custom fit and designed to last a lifetime.

Some of the newest developments in cosmetic dentistry involve successfully combining existing tools and techniques to produce a better, faster result.

Pregnant women are at a higher risk for developing gum disease and should visit their dentist for regular cleanings to get checked and to maintain good oral health.

Digital x-ray technology benefits both the dentist and the patient. Dentists can use the digital x-ray software to enhance images to all them to diagnose patients more effectively and efficiently and the patient is exposed to much less radiation.

Periodontal disease is an infection of the gum tissue and bone with symptoms such as teeth movement and bleeding gums. Early detection is important and treatment by a dentist or periodontist can stop the disease from progressing.