Yes, we would be glad to! We will study the features on your face, take the necessary radiographs as well as digital photographs to figure out what your new smile would look like. Our Laboratory can even make a model of what your new smile could be so you can see it up close. You can take the pictures and models home and show your family members and friends what your beautiful new smile will look like.

Yes we do. We are always looking forward to new patients so we can provide the same excellent level of dentistry we provide to our existing patients. When you recommend a family member or friend to us, we believe it is one of the highest compliments you can give. Thank you!

Our office is more than happy to work with ANY dental plan. We will file insurance claims for you and accept direct payment. However, as the patient, you are ultimately responsible for your account. We always suggest you check the particulars of your plan in order to be familiar with out of pocket expenses. We will work with you to maximize the benefits of your insurance plan and will answer any questions that you have. We are here to assist you.

We have the capability to provide in-office whitening for very fast results with our ZOOM! one-hour professional teeth whitening system. If you choose to wait about one to two weeks for results, we also offer a professionally-supervised custom take-home whitening system. Both techniques are individually tailored for each patient and both will give a brighter, whiter, and more beautiful smile.

One telltale sign that it is a good time for you to whiten your teeth is if you are embarrassed to smile because of the color of your teeth. Yellowish-brown teeth are the result of years of coffee, tea, or cola drinking and/or smoking. There is no reason to suffer any embarrassment because of the shade of your teeth! There is an easy way to whiten your teeth! Try it - you’ll be glad you did!

Disorders and diseases of the oral cavity may cause up to 90% of all cases of halitosis, or “bad breath”. Some of the most common causes are: a dry mouth due to lack of flow of saliva during sleep, denture wearing, food retention, poor oral hygiene, dental decay, gingivitis, gum disease, an unclean tongue, alcohol consumption, and smoking. Most of these factors cause an increase in bacteria in the oral cavity. These bacteria produce nasty compounds that cause “bad breath”.

What is the treatment? We will work with you to begin an effective home care program including conventional tooth brushing and flossing, daily irrigation of the oral tissues and regular cleaning and brushing of the tongue. We may also recommend an oral rinse available only through dental professionals.