Changes to the tissues in your mouth can be hard to detect on your own. At each cleaning/check-up appointment our team of trained providers will keep a watchful eye on not only your teeth but also the rest of the tissues in your mouth for any changes that could become concerning or harmful to you. As with anything, early detection is key and if any suspicious areas are detected we may refer you to a specialist who can take a sample and test the area with a biopsy.
What is a dental implant? A dental implant is an artificial root that is placed in the bone to support either a crown or a …
If your tooth structure has been damaged due to decay or fracture, your dentist may recommend a filling. Composite resin fillings are white fillings designed …
If you are missing a single tooth or multiple teeth in a row, a dental bridge to replace your tooth, restore your smile, and create …
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