Fillings

When cavities appear, fillings are a simple way to remove decay and restore it. This is a procedure that requires numbing and tooth drilling, depending on the extent of the cavity.

TMD Treatment / BOTOX

Temporomandibular joint disorder, or TMD (sometimes called TMJ), occurs when the jaw joint is stressed, injured, or misaligned. Incorrect bites can cause muscles to spasm, BOTOX can be a great solution to treat the spasming muscle and the pain. 

Crowns & Bridges

These are custom dental prosthetics that replace or restore damaged or missing teeth. Crowns and bridges restore the form, function, and aesthetics of the teeth, making them appear natural and healthy.

Dental Implants

Dental implants are natural-looking prosthetic teeth that are inserted surgically into the jawbone. They replace missing teeth, which is essential for maintaining good oral health.

Grinding & Wear (Bruxism)

Bruxism is the medicaL term for tooth grinding. Over time, grinding can weaken and wear down your teeth and cause chronic headaches and jaw pain. The only way to prevent tooth damage from bruxism is to wear a splint. Splints are worn to realign the TMJ into a natural resting position.

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TMD Treatment / BOTOX

TMD Treatment / BOTOX

At present, there are more than 50 treatments available for TMD, which may include or combine jaw and facial relaxation exercises, lifestyle changes, restorative dental treatments, a mouth guard or night guard, or jaw surgery. BOTOX is a simple treatment can help prevent the micro muscle contractions that cause constant tension, stress, and pain. Botox can melt away your worries and prevent chronic pain, allowing you to live a happier, more comfortable life!

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Dental Fillings

Dental Fillings

Whether they are amalgam (metal), gold, or composite (white), fillings are the most common restorative procedure. These are used to fill holes caused by cavities and decay, restoring the functionality and appearance of a tooth.

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Crowns & Bridges

Crowns & Bridges

If a tooth has suffered significant decay and is irreparable via fillings, it may be time for dental crowns (or caps as they are sometimes called). These restorative processes involve constructing a “cap” that covers the entire tooth down to the gum line in order to protect it from further damage.

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Inlays & Onlays

Inlays & Onlays

Certain levels of tooth decay are not significant enough for a crown, bridge, or filling, and sometimes inlays or onlays are a better solution. They are common ways to restore damaged teeth and stop tooth decay right in its tracks—sealing teeth from the outside world and all the bacteria in it.

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Dental Implants

Dental Implants

When damage is significant, dental implants may be a viable option. This is the process of replacing existing tooth structures with implanted, artificial teeth. These are attached by a metal post that is essentially bonded to your jawbone via a screw-like metal “root.”  Dental implants can replace individual teeth or a full set. All-on-4 dental implants are a minimally invasive way to install a complete set of new, natural-looking teeth.

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