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Our dental services

Every service on this page is provided by a general dentist. When a case needs an orthodontist, periodontist, endodontist or oral surgeon's training, we refer you to one.

  • Porcelain veneers

    Thin porcelain shells fixed to the front of your teeth. We plan them with photos and a digital preview you can react to before anything is made.

    • Some enamel is usually reshaped first, and that can't be undone

    • Most cases take more than one visit; your dentist gives the range at your consult

    • Veneers can chip, and your dentist explains the care and the risks

    • Provided by a general dentist. For billing, see How fees work

    Ask about veneers
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  • Dental implants

    A titanium post placed in the jaw to hold a replacement tooth. We place straightforward cases here and refer you to an oral surgeon when a case calls for one.

    • A scan and a written plan come first

    • Healing takes months; your dentist gives the range for your case

    • Risks include infection and an implant that doesn't hold, explained before you decide

    • Provided by a general dentist. For billing, see How fees work

    Ask about implants
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  • Teeth whitening

    Whitening in the office or at home, chosen for the color of your teeth and for how sensitive they are. Your dentist checks your teeth and gums first.

    • Sensitivity is common; tell us and we change the plan

    • Crowns and fillings don't change color, and we say so up front

    • Aftercare is explained in plain words

    • Provided by a general dentist. For billing, see How fees work

    Ask about whitening
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  • Clear aligners

    Clear plastic aligners that move teeth in small steps, for mild to moderate crowding or spacing. The plan starts with a scan and a preview of the steps.

    • You wear them most of the day and take them out to eat

    • Treatment length varies, and your dentist gives the range for you

    • A retainer is needed afterward to hold the result

    • A general dentist plans these cases and sends complex bites to an orthodontist

    Ask about aligners
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  • Replacing many teeth

    When many teeth are missing or failing, your dentist lays out each option: a bridge, implants, a denture, or waiting. You see the steps and the trade-offs before you decide.

    • Planned with scans and, when surgery is involved, with an oral surgeon

    • Each option comes with its visits, upkeep and risks in writing

    • Healing and fitting take time; your dentist gives the range

    • Provided by a general dentist. For billing, see How fees work

    Ask about replacing teeth
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  • Check-ups and cleanings

    An exam, X-rays when your dentist decides you need them, a cleaning and a look at your gums, with home-care advice that fits your day.

    • Your dentist decides how often you need X-rays and cleanings

    • A deeper cleaning is explained before it is booked

    • A visual check of your mouth and neck for anything unusual

    • Provided by a general dentist. For billing, see How fees work

    Book a check-up
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Ask about a first step

Tell us what you are thinking about. We will plan a visit around it, and you decide what happens next.