Our Additional Dental Services
Night Guards
Do you grind your teeth at night? If so, you,ll want to schedule an appointment with one of our dentists to discuss getting a mouth guard for teeth grinding. A night guard is a removable oral appliance that forms a protective barrier between your upper and lower teeth while you sleep.
Oral Surgery
Whether you need dental implant surgery or wisdom tooth extraction, you can count on our expertise. Dental surgery is often a last resort to protect your oral health when all other methods have failed. For example, we may recommend surgical tooth extraction if your tooth is stuck beneath your gums.
Pediatric Dentistry
Your child should see a pediatric dentist once their first tooth erupts or no later than their first birthday. Our dentists treat patients of all ages and have plenty of experience treating babies, children, and teenagers.
Sedation Dentistry
Do you have dental anxiety? If so, our dentists may recommend laughing gas or oral sedation to help you relax in the chair. We understand that going to the dentist may not be your favorite thing in the world, which is why we provide options for sedation dentistry.
Sports Dentistry | Mouth Guards
Do you play a contact sport? Ask your dentist about getting a mouth guard for the sport you play. A sports mouth guard from one of our dentists will allow you to breathe, speak, and drink properly so you can focus on the game.
TMJ Treatment
The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is a hinge connecting your lower jaw to your skull. However, this hinge can weaken when you clench or grind your teeth at night. Our dentists will be able to determine if a TMJ disorder is causing jaw pain.
Wisdom Teeth Removal
Your wisdom teeth are the third molars that come in between the ages of 17 and 25. While some people are able to keep their wisdom teeth, most need them extracted to prevent crowding. Our dentists may recommend wisdom teeth removal if they notice your third molars are coming in at an angle.
Dental Emergencies
Don,t ignore a toothache. Tooth pain is your body,s way of letting you know something is wrong. Call our office as soon as possible if you need emergency dental care. Our emergency dentists will do everything in their power to save a tooth.