3D CT scanning is a type of dental x-ray image that enables us to see bone, soft tissue and even nerve pathways in one detailed view. Most often, these images are needed prior to surgery or when creating a treatment plan for implant patients

3D printing is a revolutionary way for us to better treat our patients. We use this printing to help create surgical guides so that treatment planning is easier and more effective.

Bone grafting is a surgical procedure that is essential for patients who have areas of bone loss around the jaw. Bone loss can often occur as a result of a variety of...

Get a beautiful smile with bonding! No anesthesia needed, our office uses composite resin to fill gaps and chipped areas. Results last up to a decade.

The digital scanning device can be used to take highly-detailed images and scans of your teeth. These digital-based impressions can be used to create restorations like veneers, crowns, bridge work and even dentures.

Implant-supported dentures provide a secure and comfortable fit, eliminating the need for messy adhesives.

Porcelain inlays and onlays restore damaged teeth and can last for years, giving a natural look and feel.

Intra-oral cameras are helpful in allowing us to see everything going on inside your mouth. Rather than a typical examination, this camera magnifies everything that it...

Nitrous sedation is ideal for patients who want to be relaxed and calm during their dental appointments. This type of sedative is safe, effective and can be used for...

Mouthguards can protect teeth from grinding, or from a sports injury. Our custom mouthguards are durable, and are custom fit, making them comfortable and easily worn while sleeping, or during your favorite sporting event.

Child-friendly dental care for babies, kids & teens. Comfortable visits with preventative care. Keep your child's smile shining bright for life.

Ridge augmentation recreates lost gum/jaw contour after tooth extraction. It rebuilds the alveolar ridge for proper dental implant support.

Wisdom teeth will typically begin to develop around the time a person reaches adulthood. Unfortunately, if there isn't enough room for the teeth to come in properly, they become impacted underneath the gums.