Fluoride Treatments

What is a professional Fluoride Treatment? Fluoride can be found in most dental products and public water sources. It helps to keep your teeth strong and healthy, so if you don’t get enough fluoride, or if you’re more susceptible to tooth decay, we may recommend special fluoride treatments. These treatments can be easily applied to […]

What are Sealants? Sealants are thin protective coatings that are applied to the biting surfaces of the back teeth. They form a barrier between your tooth and any bacteria and plaque in the mouth, and can last for up to three years. Not only can sealants help to prevent cavities, but they can help to […]

What are Dental X-Rays? X-rays are images that we use to see underneath the surface of your teeth and gums to identify a multitude of problems. You can expect to have x-rays taken at most of your appointments. The amount of radiation used to create these images is very small, so they’re safe for patients […]

What is Wisdom Tooth Removal? Most often, wisdom teeth begin to come in after a person reaches the age of 18. They can be seen on dental x-rays, which give us an idea of whether or not they’re impacted. Impacted wisdom teeth are unable to come up through the gums fully on their own. Impacted […]

What are Dental Exams & Cleanings? Cleanings and exams are preventative treatments which are essential to keeping your teeth and mouth healthy. They are important for patients of all ages to have. Exams help to identify oral problems before they’re able to get worse. Cleanings are essential for removing tartar and stains that can contribute […]

What are Root Canals? A root canal is a restorative procedure that involves removing the inner pulp of a tooth. Every single one of your teeth has a small pulp in the very center. This pulp houses the blood supply and nerves essential for the strength and vitality of the tooth. If this pulp becomes […]

What are Dental Fillings? A dental filling is a restoration that replaces areas in a tooth that have become decayed. If you have one or more cavities, the decay will be removed and a composite resin (tooth-colored) filling will be put in its place. Fillings are essential for stopping the spread of decay, which can […]