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- Bonding is a wonderful and safe technique for fixing cosmetic flaws in teeth
- Cosmetic Fillings are a tooth-colored alternative to traditional amalgam fillings
- Crowns and Bridges are restorations of the visible structure of a severely damaged tooth
- Specialty Dentures are removable replacement teeth
- Gum Recontouring procedures change the shape and appearance of gums
- Implants are a better solution to the problem of missing teeth
- Veneers are thin shells of plastic or porcelain that cover just the visible portion of your teeth.
- LUMINEERS® is a porcelain veneer that can be made as thin as a contact lens and is placed over existing teeth without requiring painful removal of sensitive tooth structure.
- Whitening is a safe and effective way to quickly deliver a dramatic change to your smile
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| Sedation Dentistry |
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- Intravenous Sedation is a technique used by specially trained dentists to keep patients comfortably sedated through an entire appointment.
- Nitrous Oxide is an effective way to help you stay comfortable during a dental procedure
- Oral Sedation is an option for patients to be comfortably sedated through a dental visit
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| Preventive Dentistry |
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- Cleaning is part of a proper oral hygiene program
- Dental Examinations are a crucial part of preventive dentistry
- Polishing is often the last step of a dental cleaning, scaling, and some restorative procedures
- Scaling is a deep-cleaning procedure
- Digital X-Rays, or digital radiography, is a new system for taking X-rays which reduces radiation by as much as 80 percent.
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| Dental Problems |
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| Treatment |
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- Extractions/Wisdom Tooth Removal is a safe and routine procedure for the removal of a tooth
- Jaw/TMJ refers to a variety of conditions that affect the TMJ, the hinge that connects the jaw and the muscles one uses to chew.
- Root Canal is a dental procedure designed to remove infection from the soft center of a tooth
- Sealants protect teeth from tooth decay by adding a protective layer to keep out plaque
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| General Dentistry |
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