Even for those patients that come to the dentist on a regular basis, the exam is the most important part of your dental visit. The dentist not only is checking for cavities, but they are also looking at your tissue for any abnormalities.

The dentist relies on x-rays to show cavities that are between the teeth and also any problems you may have underneath the gums. They show how deep a cavity is in relation to the nerves of the teeth, infection present, and also any bone loss you may have.

Gingivitis is more or less inflammation of your gums. It is caused by plaque collecting along your gum line and causing swelling and irritation. It is the first stage of periodontal disease and if caught early, can easily be reversed. Making a visit to the dentist every 6 months will keep your gums and smile happy!

We would be more than happy to see your child as early as age 3. We encourage parents to bring their child in for a “fun” visit so that they can become familiar with the dental chair and our staff.

Cavities are caused by bacteria in your mouth that builds up between brushing. The acid created from these bacteria creates a hole in your tooth, which we all now know as a cavity.

Cavities can be prevented by following good brushing and flossing habits. Limiting your sugar intake will greatly lower your chances of hearing that you have a cavity at your next visit. One simple way to prevent cavities is to drink more water and chewing sugarless gum. Our staff is very highly trained in helping you create good habits so that you may prevent cavities.

Yes, we offer Care Credit. Please ask the front desk for more details on this great program.

Yes, we have several team members at each of our locations that speak Spanish and will help make your appointment enjoyable.

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