Restorative Dentistry
Tooth-Colored Fillings
Stop cavities from getting worse and restore your tooth's strength, all with natural-looking material.
Ideal For:
Small to moderate tooth decay or minor damage
Estimated Timeframe:
typically 30–60 minutes
Includes:
Thorough exam and digital X-rays to assess decay
Removal of decayed or damaged area
Placement of durable, tooth-colored filling material
Bite check and polish for smooth comfort
Local anesthesia used for all fillings. No pain, just pressure
Natural-looking finish blends with your real teethitored
Dental Bridges
A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth using strong crowns anchored to neighboring teeth, restoring your bite and your smile.
Ideal For:
One or more missing teeth with healthy teeth on either side
Estimated Timeframe:
2–3 visits over 2 weeks
Includes:
Shaping of adjacent teeth to support the bridge
Custom impressions for precise fit and natural look
Temporary bridge during fabrication
Final cemented bridge for long-term stability
No surgery required
Dental Crowns
Protect and strengthen teeth that are cracked, weak, or heavily restored—while looking just like your natural tooth.
Ideal For:
Teeth with large fillings, fractures, or root canals.
Estimated Timeframe:
2 visits over 1–2 weeks
Includes:
Digital or traditional impressions for perfect fit
Gentle shaping of the tooth under local anesthesia
Temporary crown while permanent one is made
Final crown cemented for strength, beauty, and comfort
Crown shade matched to your natural tooth
Designed for chewing strength and a seamless appearance
Root Canal
Save infected teeth and stop pain, while letting you keep your natural smile.
Ideal For:
Infected, painful, or deeply decayed teeth
Estimated Timeframe:
1–2 visits depending on case
Includes:
Complete numbing for a pain-free procedure
Removal of infected or damaged pulp tissue
Cleaning and disinfecting inside the roots
Sealing the tooth to prevent reinfection
Often followed by a crown for full protection
Recovery is similar to a filling or deep cleaning
Saves the natural tooth and prevents extraction
We’re here to help you understand your health, and take control of it.
Removable Dentures
Options for a comfortable, confident smile:
What Are Partial Dentures?
It replaces one or more missing teeth while preserving your healthy ones. It clasps gently to natural teeth and fills in gaps, improving chewing, speech, and smile symmetry, without invasive treatment.
- Custom fit using acrylic, metal, or flexible nylon
- Designed to be comfortable, removable, and easy to clean
- Helps prevent nearby teeth from shifting
- Budget-friendly and adjustable over time
Are Partial Dentures Right for Me?
You may benefit from partial dentures if:
- You’re missing some, but not all, teeth
- You want a non-surgical, affordable replacement option
- You prefer a removable solution with flexibility and comfort
- You want to protect nearby teeth from movement or stress
What Are Full Dentures
Full dentures are used when you’re missing all teeth in your upper or lower jaw. These custom-fit appliances rest comfortably on your gums and restore full smile function and appearance.
- Modern materials mean: Lightweight, natural-looking results, Comfortable wear throughout the day, Personalized shape and color for your unique smile
Let’s talk through it together
Taking care of your dentures
Take them out at night + soak them in water or cleaner.
Brush them gently every day—just like natural teeth.
Keep your gums and mouth clean with regular checkups.
PARTIAL DENTURES
What to expect
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We start with a thorough exam and talk through your goals, current dental health, and the best partial denture option for your needs: acrylic, metal, or flexible nylon.
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Precise molds of your teeth and jaw are taken to ensure a snug, comfortable fit. We also record how your bite comes together to ensure natural alignment.
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You’ll try a wax model to preview the fit and look. We make sure everything, from comfort to appearance, is spot on, and adjust as needed before finalizing.
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You’ll receive your completed partial denture, fitted and adjusted in-office. You'll leave with your new smile and clear care instructions.
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We’ll schedule a follow-up to fine-tune the fit after you've worn your partial for a bit. We’ll also answer any questions you have about wearing and maintaining it.
Insurances We Accept
Don’t see your insurance? Don’t sweat!
Even without insurance, our pricing is unbeatable. Check out our full list.
FAQ’S
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Cavities don’t always cause pain right away, but they can grow quickly. A small filling now can prevent a bigger (and more expensive) issue later.
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Fillings repair smaller areas of decay, while crowns cover and protect the entire tooth when it’s been weakened or damaged more extensively.
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It depends on how many teeth you’re missing and where. A bridge is fixed in place, while a partial denture is removable. We’ll walk you through the best option for your smile and budget.
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Not at all. With modern techniques and numbing, root canals feel similar to getting a deep filling—and they save your tooth instead of removing it.We have a 5-minute grace period for late appointments - please be sure to fill out your forms before heading in so check-in can be a breeze.
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With proper care, crowns and bridges can last 10–15 years, and dentures can last 5–10. We’ll give you tips to make sure they go the distance.
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Yes! It might take a few days to adjust, but once you're used to it, eating feels natural again. We’ll guide you through that transition.