Regular dental examinations are essential for oral health assessments. Oral cancer screenings help in early detection. Preventive measures like fluoride treatments, sealants, patient education, and mouthguards are beneficial for overall dental well-being.

It depends on the severity of the chip. A minor chip might be addressed with cosmetic bonding, which falls under both cosmetic and restorative dentistry. However, a larger chip that affects the tooth's structure or function will likely require a restorative procedure like a filling, crown, or veneer. It's best to schedule a consultation with our dentists to determine the best course of action.

Several restorative options are available for replacing missing teeth, including dental implants, bridges, and dentures. Dental implants are a permanent solution that involves surgically placing artificial tooth roots into the jawbone. Bridges are fixed appliances that anchor artificial teeth to adjacent natural teeth. Dentures are removable appliances that replace multiple missing teeth. The best option for you will depend on factors like your oral health, the number of missing teeth, and your budget. We can discuss these options in detail during a consultation.

Professional teeth whitening offered at our clinic is the most effective and safest way to achieve significant whitening results. While over-the-counter whitening products can offer some improvement, they often produce less dramatic results and can sometimes cause tooth sensitivity or gum irritation. Our professional whitening treatments use stronger, more effective whitening agents and are administered under controlled conditions to minimize any potential side effects.

Several cosmetic options could address your chipped and crooked front teeth. Veneers are a great option for correcting minor misalignments, chips, and discoloration, providing a uniform and aesthetically pleasing appearance. Cosmetic bonding is another option for minor chips and can be a more affordable alternative. For more significant misalignment, orthodontic treatment, such as Invisalign or traditional braces, might be recommended. A consultation with our dentists can help determine the best treatment plan for your specific needs.

Fluorosis can range from very mild, with barely noticeable white spots, to more severe, with brown staining and pitting of the enamel. Mild cases often don't require treatment, while moderate to severe cases can be addressed with various cosmetic procedures. These may include teeth whitening for mild discoloration, microabrasion to remove superficial stains, or veneers or bonding to cover more significant staining or pitting. We can assess the severity of your fluorosis and recommend the most appropriate treatment option.