Fluoride is effective in preventing cavities, or tooth decay. Fluoride comes in two varieties, systemic and topical.

Systemic fluoride is ingested, usually through the public water supply. While teeth are forming under the gums, the fluoride strengthens the tooth enamel, making it stronger and more resistant to cavities.

Topical fluoride is delivered through toothpaste, mouthwash, and in the dentist’s office. It prevents cavities on teeth present in the mouth

Early detection of oral cancer is crucial, and regular dental visits are essential.

We have the skills and tools to ensure that early signs and symptoms of oral cancer are identified.

Our team is trained in a simple, quick screening that involves an examination of your oral cavity to detect cancerous and precancerous conditions.

We also feel the tissue of your mouth and throat to detect any abnormalities

We include thorough dental checkups, cleanings, and education on proper dental hygiene.

We lay a firm foundation for dental health at an early age with our youngest patients. Then, we maintain excellence in consistent care throughout our patients’ lives. We take pride in seeing our patients grow from small children into adults.

The importance of healthy gums cannot be understated.

Research suggests a link between periodontal bacteria to many chronic and acute illnesses.

Non-surgical periodontal therapy also referred to as scaling or root planing, eliminates active gum disease. During the procedure, harmful bacteria are removed, and root surfaces are smoothed to prevent further attachment of bone-destructing bacteria

Root canals alleviate pain and save your tooth.

Your dentist will remove the infected inner pulp, clean the inner chamber of the tooth, then fill the root canals with a soft, restorative material. A crown is then placed on top of the tooth to reestablish its strength and structure

To help patients who suffer from dental anxiety, extreme sensitivity or undergoing a lengthy treatment, we offer oral conscious sedation.

To achieve oral conscious sedation, patients take a pill before treatment. Once in effect, the patient can respond to questions and instructions, but do not remember the details of their visit

Treatments for sleep apnea depend on the severity of each individual case.

Initial treatment can be behavioral, i.e., losing weight or sleeping on your side. Surgery may be required in more severe cases.

However, in many sleep apnea diagnoses, treatment may be an oral device to position the mouth to prevent throat blockage. We can create a custom oral device in these cases that is perfect for you and a good night’s sleep