Some of the treatments and techniques we use, explained in plain language. If you have questions about whether a particular option fits your situation, we are happy to talk it through.
Methods used to place implants and rebuild the bone that supports them.
An implant drilling technique that compacts bone instead of removing it, helping preserve bone and support implant stability.
Rebuilding lost jawbone with a bone graft and a protective membrane so an implant has enough support.
Adding bone beneath the sinus in the upper jaw so implants can be placed in the upper back teeth when bone is thin.
A material made from a small sample of the patient’s own blood, placed at the surgical site to support healing.
Replacing all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw with a fixed set of teeth anchored on several implants.
When more than one area of the mouth needs attention.
Rebuilding the teeth throughout the mouth with a combination of treatments such as crowns, implants, and veneers to restore function and appearance.
Treatment that preserves as much natural tooth structure as possible.
Options that help you feel at ease and stay safe during treatment.
Medication taken by mouth before treatment to help anxious patients relax; the patient stays awake and responsive.
A protocol that uses isolation, suction, and protective measures to reduce mercury exposure when removing old silver (amalgam) fillings.
Have a question about any of these? We are glad to walk through it with you.