Implant RestorationImplant restoration involves surgically anchoring implants into the jawbone below the gum line, then attaching an artificial tooth to those implants. After the implant has been placed, your gum and bone will continue to grow around it, ensuring that the implant stays firmly in place.

Non-Surgical Gum TherapyIt is possible that in spite of your best efforts you may require more aggressive gum therapy. Like many other ailments gum disease can be quite painless due to its slow progression.After a thorough periodontal screening and examination we may choose more aggressive therapies aimed at eliminating or reducing the amounts of bacterial poisons and plaque accumulating below the gum line, (generally cleaning and polishing of teeth is above the gum-line). This involves curettage and root-planing and/or treatment with site...

Children's DentistryInfantsThe first dental appointment for children should be after the child turns 6 months of age and before their first birthday. The reason for such an early appointment is because the primary (first) teeth should have started to erupt and this is the time to detect anything of concern. Some of the issues that could cause problems are thumb sucking and baby bottle tooth decay.Thumb-SuckingChildren find comfort from sucking a thumb, finger or a pacifier. This is normal. However, if the infant or child is doing this often, it...

Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas)If you suffer from dental phobia, you’re not alone many of our patients have put off going to the dentist for months, years, or even decades because of the anxiety caused by a dental visit!  One option we offer anxious patients, or patients who need a large number of procedures done during a single visit is sedation dentistry, where we provide nitrous oxide or laughing gas. During your visit, we will administer nitrous oxide as a way to maintain your sense of calm and comfort. Our highly trained staff will monitor...