Are you experiencing toothache or pain? Schedule an immediate visit in order to treat the pain. Don’t wait. Our office offers emergency dental appointments.  Treatment options for tooth infections If you have pulpitis, your dentist may advise root canal therapy to remove the infection and preserve your natural tooth. After the tooth has been treated, …

Dental implants refer to a biocompatible fixture that is surgically placed into the jawbone underneath an area with missing teeth, so it can fuse with the bone to provide a strong and sturdy artificial tooth root that can support the replacement tooth. Your dentist may recommend dental implant placement for a replacement tooth in order …

An infected tooth requires emergency care. If you notice the signs of an infected tooth and find an experienced dentist in time, it is possible to save the tooth and restore your oral health. If you are searching for an “infected tooth dentist near me”, then you probably understand the importance of receiving proper treatment …

Dental implants are a popular, effective and long-lasting solution for replacing missing teeth. The technique of inserting titanium posts into your jaw is the surgical procedure that forms artificial “tooth roots” which act as sturdy supports for replacement tooth, dentures or bridges. They offer many other advantages over other tooth replacement options as follows: Placing …

When you have chipped, cracked, or broken teeth, the damage can be repaired using a dental crown or tooth cap. In some minor cases of tooth damage, fillings can be used as the preferred restorative treatment. Although fillings are cheaper, there are not as strong as crowns unless the damage is minimal and located in …

If you’re looking to restore the normal function and aesthetics of your mouth after losing some teeth, your dentist may recommend that you get a dental implant to replace one tooth or to support bridgework or dentures when replacing multiple teeth. A dental implant refers to a biocompatible fixture that is surgically placed into the …

There are different sedation techniques that can be used to calm dental patients before and during in-office treatment, or to make them more comfortable for longer procedures. Dental sedation is different from pain management. The latter involves shots and numbing agents. But if the idea of getting a numbing shot frightens you, then dental sedation …

Oral and maxillofacial surgery is surgery to correct a wide spectrum of diseases, injuries and defects in the head, neck, face, jaws and the hard and soft tissues of the oral and maxillofacial region. It is a recognized international surgical specialty, and it is one of the nine specialties of dentistry recognized by the American …

Dental implants are arguably the best solution for missing teeth. When you have a severely damaged or decayed tooth that cannot be saved with a crown or root canal therapy, then your dentist may recommend that it be completely removed.  Unfortunately, any spaces left unfilled between your teeth cause adjacent teeth to shift towards the …

What is a bone graft? If the implant site has signs of bone loss after tooth extraction, your dentist may place a cadaver or synthetic bone at the site in order to build up the bone tissue and achieve a solid base to support the implant. This process is referred to as alveolar bone grafting, …