Our Dental Services
How Important is Oral Hygiene?
Proper oral hygiene is necessary for eliminating bacteria in the mouth. Bacteria builds to form plaque that can harden and lead to long-term ailments such as gingivitis, a mild form of gum disease, and periodontal disease if it is not removed. A good dental care routine and regular check ups will keep your mouth healthy and prevent inflammation, infection, decay, and tooth loss, which is why people choose us as their Brighton dentist.
Why Do You Need a Dental Exam?
Dental exams give us the opportunity to evaluate your current methods of dental care and provide suggestions for future care in order to protect you from complications such as cavities and gum disease, allowing us to detect problems early so they can be addressed in a timely manner.
How Often Should You Get a Dental Exam?
Dental exams should generally take place every six months. Your dental hygienist and dentist may suggest that you visit more frequently based on factors such as smoking, frequency of cavities and genetic susceptibility to tooth and root decay as well as gum disease.
Wellness checks
Our highly trained dental hygienists are here to help you achieve and maintain your beautiful smile.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Our goal is to provide dentistry that is undetectable. We replace existing dental crowns and fillings with restorations that look and feel like your natural teeth.
Dental Implants
Dental implants are usually screw-like in design and can provide confidence and function by replacing a single tooth or numerous missing teeth when used to anchor a bridge or a denture.
Teeth Whitening
People have their teeth whitened so that they can look and feel great. As people age, it is common for teeth to become darker in color. This is in part due to age itself and also to what you eat and drink.
Therapeutic Periodontal
Supportive Periodontal Therapy is a procedure performed to thoroughly clean the teeth and supporting tissues. Supportive therapy is important dental treatment for reducing the progression of periodontal disease.
Endodontic Treatment
Years ago, a badly infected tooth–or one that just had significant decay or suffered a minor fracture–was doomed to be extracted. With modern technologies, many of these teeth can be salvaged with minimum discomfort to the patient.