Services offered include full comprehensive dentistry from prevention and intervention of disease, to complex restoration and a full range of cosmetic options. Pleasant visits to maintain and restore your oral health are the key to a happy and healthy dental experience. Cosmetic dentistry offers you a variety of treatments to improve your smile. Bleaching, Bonding and Recontouring are among the many options one has to brighten and whiten an attractive smile. A smile is something understood in any language. If you have a question or concern about your smile, please ask about the options available to you.

CEREC 3D
CEREC 3D is a high-tech instrument that helps dentists restore damaged teeth. The new "what you see is what you get" software makes designing the perfect restoration fun and easy.

CEREC 3D stands for Chairside Economical Restoration of Esthetic
Ceramics. 3D adds an exciting new dimension to the way it works.

Cosmetic Dentistry
For those of us who weren't born with a perfect smile, new advancements in cosmetic dentistry make it possible to create the smile you always wanted. Using new technology, we can hide blemished teeth, replace cracked or chipped teeth and restore your smile. Techniques such as bleaching, bonding, veneers, or crowns can add a new, unique dimension to your personality.

Odyssey Navigator Laser
Lasers are the most precise, least traumatic, and will heal with less post-operative pain than any other technique. Today's bonding techniques require total control over the operative sites; the diode laser ensures the ability to achieve that. No other instrument ever available to the dentist has had the capability of such precise tissue sculpting. The diode laser is the least traumatic of all competing and conventional instruments.

Digital X-Rays
The xrays are taken with the most technologically advanced digital equipment available today. This means that the information is available for immediate viewing and diagnosis if necessary, and eliminates the possibility of processing errors seen with nondigital methods. In addition, digital xrays reduce radiation by up to 50%.