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During your first visit, our team will:

• Review your dental and medical records
• Examine your teeth and gums thoroughly
• Get a dental x-ray
• Check your teeth for cavities and early signs of tooth decay
• Professional dental cleaning      
• Provide a customized treatment plan and answer your questions

You should visit your dentist as least twice a year or every 6 months, even if you are not experiencing any pain or signs of problems.  Don’t put off getting your dental checkup because you don’t think you need to go.  Plaque and tartar are constantly forming in our mouths, even when you brush on a regular basis.  While you might brush your teeth often, it will not get everything.  Once the plaque hardens into tartar, you will need professional cleaning to remove it.

During your six-month checkup, you will get an exam from the dentist as well as a professional cleaning from one of our hygienists to ensure your teeth are taken care of properly.  We make every effort to inform you of our findings and help you make decisions based on the findings.  We can go over the various costs and help you decide what is best for you in cases where treatments are needed.

Yes! We provide care for your entire family under one roof, including the youngest members. We recommend treatment for young children starting at 3 years of age.  

Dental emergencies are never fun, but when they happen, you need someone that will be honest, straightforward, and can help immediately. We take pride in being there for our patients when an emergency strikes, as we don’t want anyone to be in pain.  Don’t wait if you are experiencing tooth pain or if you have had an accident that needs to be looked at.  Our emergency dental services are there to help.

Replacing missing teeth is a personal choice between dental implants and dentures or partials or bridges. All are effective ways of replacing missing teeth, but they come with their pros and cons.  Schedule an appointment and let our qualified dental specialists look at your situation and discuss your options with you.

Dental x-rays are thought to be quite safe. The biggest issue about the safety of dental x-rays is radiation exposure. We are pleased to inform you that, when correctly conducted, these treatments emit extremely low amounts of radiation. Many advancements in dental x-ray technology have been achieved throughout the years, significantly improving the procedure’s degree of safety. We provide protective coverings to ensure our patients safety.