General dentistry comprises the non-specialized aspects of caring for your teeth and gums. Do you need a tooth or teeth fixed? Teeth cleaned or whitened? If so, we’ve got you covered. We improve your dental health so that you can eat and smile without pain and shame.

Oral hygiene is simply taking care of your mouth. This includes flossing, brushing your teeth, using an antiseptic mouthwash, and cleaning your tongue. It means taking care not to use substances that adversely affect your teeth, gums, and tongue. It also means seeing your dentist twice a year for check-ups and cleaning. These are just a few of the good practices for having a healthy mouth.

Simply put, pathology refers to the things that have your oral health out of whack, whether it be disease, neglect, or just the way your teeth came in. We use radiology or implements like x-rays and CT scans to get a good picture of what’s going on behind the scenes so that we can apply medical expertise to care for you, your mouth, and your health.

Many problems that plague us as adults can be headed off in our early years which is why pediatric dentistry is so important. We provide oral health care for young people the same as we do adults, but with particular attention paid to the issues of younger patients so that they can have a lifetime of pain-free smiles and eating.

Preventative care means helping people get the hang of regular brushing and flossing as well as regular trips to the dentist. We work in our schools and community to help get the word out so we can help prevent disease and decay.

We treat patients from all stages of life from little kids to seniors. We are ready to serve you no matter what your dental needs are or how old you are. You will get great service and respect.

Whether we like it or not, sometimes we have problems that require a surgeon’s touch. Wisdom teeth get removed, grafts into the jaw bone are made, and implants are installed in order to improve function and aesthetics.

When most people think of orthodontics they think of braces. This is true, but did you know there are a lot of options in orthodontia? We try to correct the irregularities of your teeth, bite, and even your jaw with braces, Invisalign®, or other options. 

Periodontics covers the treatment of problems in the gums and the pockets in your jaw where the tooth fits. Sometimes they do root canals, bone grafts, or dental implants.

This area of treatment covers dental prosthetics like dentures, crowns, bridges, veneers, and implants.