Our Services

Whitening

We utilize the latest "ZOOM" 1-hour whitening system (as seen on TV's "Extreme Makeover" show) as well as at home whitening options.  We typically see a change of 8 shades and it is an impressive improvement in achieving a bright smile.  It's a safe and proven technique that can totally change your look.

TMJ

This refers to problems of the jaw joint which can produce a variety of symptoms.  These include, but are not limited to headaches, earaches, ringing in the ears, sore teeth, neck pain, pain behind the eyes, loose teeth, and muscle pain.  We have had great success helping people who suffer from TMJ related symptoms.

Porcelain Veneeers

Porcelain veneers are thin porcelain "covers" that are bonded to the tooth structure.  They are about the thickness of a contact lens and, when bonded, are very strong.  We use veneers to change the shape, color and length of teeth.  They are also excellent for chipped teeth and closing unwanted spaces.

Crowns and Bridges

Crowns and bridges are used to restore broken and missing teeth.  They are shaped and shaded to match the existing teeth or make changes to improve the appearance or function of your teeth.  They are beautiful, natural in appearance and can provide many years of service.

Drill-Less Fillings

This technique is called air abrasion which acts like a micro sandblaster, generating a fine spray of minute aluminum oxide particles like those found in tooth whiteners.  These particles quickly smooth away decay.  These is no heat or vibration and consequently patients seldom experience discomfort or any other unpleasant sensations even without numbing the area in advance.

Mercury-Free Fillings

We utilize tooth colored, bonded fillings in all the dentistry we do.  These are strong materials that restore the nature beauty to your teeth.

Cosmetic Dentures and Partial Dentures

We fabricate natural looking dentures and partial dentures that combine old world craftsmanship with new age technology.  We personally customize your teeth to avoid the traditional "denture look".

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