Close inspection of the teeth and tissues of the mouth using physical assessment, radiographs, and other diagnostic aids. Dental care begins with this assessment, and is followed by diagnosis and ultimately a treatment plan.

Most of the times, a checkup is followed by a general cleaning to halt the initiation or progression of gum disease.  

In situations where disease is already present, our doctor might recommend a deep cleaning, also called scaling and root planing. Click here for more information.

Removal of hopeless or badly decayed teeth.

Removable appliances to replace missing teeth.

Tooth restoration attached to implant.

An ultra-thin shell of tooth-colored porcelain or composite that is cemented over the facial surfaces of your teeth to improve the appearance.

Imaging for accurate diagnoses and treatment planning.

Restoration of the function, integrity, and morphology of missing tooth structure resulting from caries or external trauma. Click here for more information.

The treatment of misaligned teeth and malocclusion with the use of braces.

Full coverage restoration that restores a tooth to its normal size, shape, and function. 

Treatment to save and repair a badly decayed or infected tooth. Click here for more information.