Children's Dentistry
A child begins to cut teeth around 6 months and continues until the primary set is developed by around the second birthday. Each person is unique. Children's dentistry has a primary goal of setting up good preventive habits that will benefit the individual throughout life.
Cleanings & Exams
Regular Dental Health Visits keep small issues small. Our hygienists are excellent — many patients haven't had a cavity for 5, 10, 15 years on this routine. Cleanings include a Periodontal Charting roadmap and a head, neck, and Oral Cancer Screening at every visit.
Tooth-Colored Fillings & Cavities
Cavities are the number one cause of tooth loss, so it is important to know how to identify, prevent, and treat them. We use bonded, tooth-colored composite resin that matches your enamel — no mercury amalgam, ever.
Sealants
The back teeth, called molars, often develop with deeper grooves than a toothbrush bristle can clean out. Food gets stuck and develops into decay. Sealant material is bonded into the deep groove, essentially sealing it up — preventing decay from forming.
Lip Tie
When the tissue connecting the upper lip to the gums is too tight, it can interfere with breastfeeding, lip seal, nasal breathing, and proper jaw development. We evaluate and address lip tie alongside Myofunctional Therapy when needed.
Sports Mouthguards
Our teeth play an important role in our lives. From speaking, eating, to smiling, we need to make sure that we keep them protected. When you play a contact sport, wearing a mouthguard can prevent your tooth from being bumped, chipped, broken, or lost.
