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Comprehensive exams are much different than the "checkup"you might have experienced in the past. In order to reach a complete understanding of your present state of health, we are must gather data about your muscles, temporomandibular (jaw) joints, occlusion (bite), and how those three components work together in your mouth. Evaluating the health of the periodontium (gums) and surrounding soft tissues as well as an oral cancer screening is part of the process
Comprehensive exams are much different than the "checkup" you might have experienced in the past. In order to reach a complete understanding of your present state of health, we are must gather data about your muscles, temporomandibular (jaw) joints, occlusion (bite), and how those three components work together in your mouth. Evaluating the health of the periodontium (gums) and surrounding soft tissues as well as an oral cancer screening is part of the process

 

• Exposing and developing radiographs
• Charting pocket depths
• Cleaning and scaling
• Fluorite treatment
• Sealant
• Space maintainer
• Oral hygiene instruction

• Bridges:
  • Bridges are vital in protecting not only the balance of your bite and chewing motion, but the integrity of your facial features as well. A person who leaves missing teeth unattended may permanently alter the shape and contour of his or her face. Bridges easily restore not only the balance of the mouth, but typically look and feel as natural as your own teeth.
• Crowns:
  • The affected tooth is reshaped so that it can be augmented by a natural-looking synthetic material, usually porcelain. This procedure is also beneficial for teeth that show wear and tear or are crooked.
• Dentures:
  • To ensure the most natural and comfortable result, dentures must be custom fit to an individual's mouth and gums. Dentures that are correctly developed and fitted will restore a natural looking and secure bite and smile.
• Implants:
  • Implants utilize a titanium or ceramic "root" positioned within the jawbone, to which an artificial tooth or crown is attached. Implants usually look and feel most like natural teeth of any replacement procedure.
• Cosmetic Fillings:
  • There are different composite filling materials to choose from and you and your dentist should decide which one best suits your needs. Early detection of cavities is the best way to treat them, as many can be filled without the need of drilling or needles

• Whitening (gel solution):
  • We will make a tray to custom fit your teeth, to which a safe whitening agent is applied. The trays are worn anywhere from 30 minutes a day to overnight, depending on the solution you and your dentist find most suitable. Most patients notice results within a few applications.
• Veneers:
  • This effective cosmetic procedure involves bonding a thin layer of porcelain to the prepared tooth surface. Veneers can make teeth look whiter, straighter and more evenly spaced, often in only two sessions. Most commonly used to fix cracked teeth and fill in the gap between the two front teeth.
• Bonding:
  • A composite resin, the color of tooth enamel, can be used to repair fissures or chips and get rid of or diminish gaps. It is also be used to fill cavities while maintaining a more natural look than traditional fillings. Bonding is not usually as permanent as porcelain veneers.