a fixed appliance used to replace one or more missing teeth.



ClearCorrect invisible braces are the clear and simple way to straighten your teeth so you can show off your smile!

a restoration placed over a natural tooth to protect it once it has weakened or has been fractured.

Complete Denture is placed in the patient's mouth after all the teeth have been extracted and the gum tissue has healed.  

Partial Denture or "removable bridge" replaces one or more missing teeth, but there must be teeth remaining for the partial to attach to. A partial is removable.  A partial will prevent other teeth from shifting. 

Overdenture usually requires that at least 2 roots be kept. These roots may be used to hold the denture in place by placing inserts in the roots and in the denture. The denture then attaches to the roots. 

Immediate Denture is placed the same day the teeth are extracted. The advantage to an Immediate Denture is that the patient does not have to be without teeth during the healing period.



The Dental Hygienist is your first-line of defense against oral disease. She will evaluate your teeth and gums.  You will also be screened for cavities, gum disease and oral cancer. If necessary, she will remove harmful plaque and tartar (calculus) both above and below the gum line and give special instructions on brushing or flossing to keep clean the areas where significant buildup was found.  This will help prevent oral disease.  

a thin layer of porcelain that covers the facial surface of a tooth. Veneers can enhance your smile by eliminating problems with unwanted spacing, masking discolored or stained teeth, and straightening misaligned teeth.

NiteWhite ACP is the first and only take–home whitener to combine the amorphous calcium phosphate, potassium nitrate and fluoride to provide unparalleled sensitivity management and enhanced whitening results. NiteWhite ACP has been clinically proven to remineralize teeth while also whitening them. NiteWhite rebuilds tooth enamel, making teeth stronger and less susceptible to caries.