Restorative care, renewed confidence.

Our teeth are tools we use everyday. Sometimes they need a little repair to stay in tip top shape.

Discover the benefits of restorative dentistry.

We want every patient to feel truly cared for. Our team creates personalized plans that fit your dental needs and lifestyle, using advanced tools like 3D scanners, digital X-rays, and ceramic crowns. With experienced dentists, gentle hygienists, and a knowledgeable front office, you’re in good hands from start to finish.

Restorative care services.

Our restorative services are designed to bring your smile back to life. From fillings to implants, we offer a range of options tailored to your needs.

Dental Implants

Dental implants are an amazing solution for replacing missing teeth. Without relying on neighboring teeth, we are able to replace a missing tooth with a beautiful crown that will look and feel like your own natural tooth.

Benefits of Dental Implants:

Dental Crowns

Dental crowns, or caps, cover the entire tooth and are used for cracks, large cavities, cosmetic improvements, or after procedures like root canals or implants. We work with a local lab to create custom, natural-looking crowns using 3D digital scans and shade matching for a precise fit and seamless appearance.

Benefits of Dental Crowns:

Dental Bridges

Dental bridges are a permanent, natural-looking solution for missing teeth. Made of three or more connected crowns, they use neighboring teeth for support and fill gaps to restore chewing and appearance. Bridges are often a more affordable, straightforward alternative to implants—ask our team if they’re right for you.

Benefits of Dental Bridges:

Composite Dental Fillings

Over time, teeth naturally wear down and may need small repairs for fractures, cavities, or erosion. We use tooth-colored composite fillings, a durable material applied and hardened with a curing light. These fillings are both aesthetic and conservative, preserving more of your natural tooth than metal options.

Benefits of Composite Dental Fillings:

Root Canal Therapy

Toothaches are often caused by infection in the tooth’s nerve, usually from decay, trauma, or cracks. A root canal treats this by numbing the area, removing the infected tissue, disinfecting the canal, and sealing it to prevent further issues. A crown is then placed at a later visit to protect the tooth long-term.

Benefits of Root Canal Therapy:

Dentures & Partial Dentures

For patients with multiple missing teeth, partial or complete dentures offer alternatives to implants. Partial dentures are removable appliances that use remaining teeth for support, with various styles available to fit individual needs. Complete dentures are used when no teeth remain and can rest on the gums or be supported by 2–4 implants. Each option is customized for comfort, appearance, and function.

Benefits of Dentures & Partial Dentures:

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Frequently Asked Questions.

How is it determined whether or not I need a filling?

We use a combination of digital X-rays and clinical exams to determine if there are cavities that need treatment. In our office, we also use intraoral photography so we can show you on our screens everything we find and explain all of the options for treatment.

How long do crowns last?

Crowns can last as long as 25 years or more when cared for properly. On average, you can expect a crown to last approximately 15 years if cared for. Proper hygiene is critical to crown longevity.

Should I get an implant or a bridge?

We always recommend an implant over a bridge when circumstances allow. However, there are scenarios when the bone shape does not allow for an implant or the implant may be cost prohibitive. In those situations and bridge is a very good alternative treatment option.

Should I get a root canal or have my tooth extracted?

The chances of long term success of a root canal vary from case to case. Proper evaluation of the tooth with 3D X-rays and clinical exam can better determine how successful a root canal would be and whether or not it would be the right option for you.