Our services
Urgent care first, everyday care too
A general dentist provides all of this care. When a case needs an orthodontist, endodontist or oral surgeon, we refer you to one.
Emergency visits
Something broke, came out or hurts. We look, take an X-ray if the dentist decides you need one, relieve what we can and tell you what the rest involves, in writing.
What to do firstBroken or chipped teeth
A lost filling or crown
Toothache and sore gums
A tooth knocked loose or out
A written plan and estimate for follow-up care
Referral to an endodontist or oral surgeon when a case needs one
Fillings, crowns and bridges
When a tooth is damaged or missing, the dentist goes through your options, including waiting, and what each involves, how many visits it takes and what it costs.
Ask about a repairTooth-colored fillings and bonding
Porcelain and ceramic crowns
Bridges
Partial and full dentures
Repairs to chipped teeth
Your options in writing
Root canals and extractions
A tooth with a damaged nerve or a break below the gum may need a root canal or to come out. The dentist explains both, and what happens if you wait.
Call about a toothacheRoot canal treatment by a general dentist
Removing teeth that can't be saved
Wisdom teeth, case by case
Referral to an endodontist or oral surgeon when needed
After-care instructions in writing
Exams and cleanings
A checkup is how a small problem gets found before it calls you at night. The dentist decides which X-rays you need and how often you come in.
Book a checkupExam and the X-rays the dentist decides on
Professional cleaning
Gum check
Oral cancer screening
Home-care advice that fits you
Whitening and clear aligners
Whitening can make teeth lighter, and results vary from person to person. The dentist plans clear aligners for simple cases and refers complex bites to an orthodontist.
Ask about whiteningIn-office whitening
Take-home whitening trays
Clear aligners for simple cases
Referral to an orthodontist for complex bites
Retainers
Fees explained before you start
