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Our services

Care for the whole family, under one roof

Our general dentists provide all of this. When a case needs another kind of dental office, we refer you to one and tell you why.

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    Preventive Dentistry

    Checkups and cleanings that keep your teeth and gums healthy, so small problems are found while they are still small.

    • Exams

    • Cleanings

    • Digital X-rays

    • Oral cancer screening

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    Cosmetic Dentistry

    Changes to the color and shape of your teeth. Your dentist shows you the options, how long each tends to last and what care it needs.

    • Teeth whitening

    • Porcelain veneers

    • Composite bonding

    • Smile design

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    Restorative Care

    Repairs for teeth that are broken, worn or missing, planned from your exam and images and explained before you agree.

    • Fillings

    • Crowns & bridges

    • Root canal treatment

    • Dental implants

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    Straightening Teeth

    Clear aligners and braces for teens and adults. Your dentist tells you after an exam whether to treat here or see an orthodontist.

    • Clear aligners

    • Braces

    • Retainers

    • Bite check

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    Children's Dentistry

    Calm, short visits for children, paced to the child, so the chair and the tools are familiar before anything is done.

    • Child exams

    • Sealants

    • Fluoride

    • Space maintainers

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    Urgent Dental Care

    If a tooth breaks or hurts, call us. We keep time for urgent visits when we can, and tell you honestly if we cannot see you that day.

    • Broken or chipped teeth

    • Knocked-out teeth

    • A toothache that will not settle

  • Swelling that spreads to your face, eye or neck, trouble breathing or swallowing, a serious blow to the head, or bleeding that won't stop needs emergency care now. Go to an emergency room or call 911. If a tooth is knocked out or broken, call our office right away.

Not sure which visit to book?

Ask for a checkup. Your dentist will go through what they find and what, if anything, needs doing.