When in need of a restorative option that will cover a damaged tooth, a crown is a great solution. The crown is placed on teeth that have lost most of the structure. Our office provides various types of crowns, ranging from full porcelain to full gold. Our Dentists will explain the advantages of each, and which crown will benefit you best.

The process for receiving a crown can be as simple as two visits to our office. Impressions of your tooth or teeth involved will be taken in order to create a custom crown that will match your original tooth. After impressions are taken a temporary crown or bridge is placed over your teeth. In the meantime, the impressions are sent to the lab where your custom crown is made. The completed work is sent back to the office, and after thorough inspection and any necessary adjustments, the permeant crown is fitted onto your teeth.

If you’re missing teeth due to gum disease, tooth decay or injury and are looking for an option that will not only improve the appearance of your smile but also the functionality of your mouth, then dentures could be an option for you. Most frequently, implants are the best option. At our office we provide well-fitted partial and full dentures in various types of materials and models to best suit your mouth.

Not only is having a dry mouth uncomfortable, but it can also cause decay due to the lack of saliva. It can even be difficult to talk and swallow food due to this lack of saliva, which is why at our office we provide comprehensive treatment based on your specific case. The treatment will improve your dry mouth and overall quality of life.

At our office you and your dental needs are important to us. That’s why we take dental emergencies seriously and make you the priority. Our Emergency Dentist can resolve most toothaches or other dental emergencies within the same day, Monday through Friday. For same day service, we suggest that you call the office early for swift service as new patient appointments and emergency appointments go fast!

At our office we take care of a variety of dental needs for patients of all ages. Pediatric Dentist - At the very young age of one years old we can start educating parents on the right way to take care of your child’s new erupting teeth. Even though those teeth will eventually fall out it is still important to establish healthy habits early on. As your kids get older it is vital that they come into our office at least twice a year for a cleaning. For adults it is our goal to make sure that you maintain the best dental health and appearance for a beautiful smile. As our patients age it is still important to maintain the functionality and look of healthy teeth. Our dental practice is your families one-stop-shop for all of your dental needs.

Dental hygiene is the easiest way to make sure that you are making a daily effort to maintain healthy teeth and gums. Good oral hygiene is vital for a mouth to look and smell healthy and clean. Pink gums, lack of bad breath and clean teeth are all signs of good hygiene. In order to maintain good oral hygiene you must brush your teeth twice a day, floss at least once a day and use dental products containing fluoride. Additionally, lightly brushing your tongue can help remove bacteria and also freshen your breath.

Many people may not realize it but your oral health can affect the overall health of your entire body! Whatever your age may be, your oral health is very important and can help show signs of nutritional deficiencies or general infection. Not all dental problems are painful right away, which is why regular dentist visits can aid in catching serious dental issues before they worsen. Make an effort to take care of your oral health and your body will do the same for you.

Periodontal disease is an infection of the gums, periodontal ligament and alveolar bone that surround the teeth. The main goal of treating the disease is to control the infection. Depending on the extent of the disease there are numerous types of treatment. Our Periodontist may suggest deep cleaning, medications, surgical options or simply changing certain behaviors. Gum disease can tend to cause health problems beyond the mouth, which is why it is very important to least make sure you are taking the right steps towards good oral health.

When missing a tooth or multiple teeth, a bridge can restore function and make your smile look completely normal. A bridge is a series of crowns that are connected to close the gap created by missing teeth. Bridges are minimally invasive.

No one likes to hear the dentist say you have a cavity, or a few. But if you do, our office offers a variety of tooth-colored filling options to fix a cavity so you can leave our office pain free with no sign of that pesky previous cavity.

When it comes to having a root canal, it’s actually much more quick and painless than most people would think thanks to advanced techniques and materials that are used by Endodontist today. Someone who has a tooth that is badly decayed or that has become infected is a good candidate for a root canal. The tooth is made up of three layers that consist of the enamel, dentin, and the pulp, from outermost layer to innermost. The treatment for a root canal entails going inside the pulp space and removing the infected, dead tissue. This space is then disinfected and sealed. In most cases, once the root canal treatment is complete, a crown is placed on your tooth by your restorative dentist to safeguard against fracture.

If your teeth are prone to cavities then sealants could be your solution. They are made up of a resin material that is applied to your cavity-prone teeth and act as a barrier to prevent cavities from forming. Sealants are a quick and easy process for the dentist to apply. The sealant is simply painted onto your tooth enamel where it will bond directly to the tooth and then harden. Sealants hold up well under the force of normal chewing, so as long as the sealant remains intact the surface of the tooth will be protected from decay.

Professional dental cleanings performed by skilled hygienists play a critical role in preventing oral health issues. Even with diligent brushing and flossing at home, plaque can build up in hard-to-reach areas over time, eventually hardening into tartar. This can lead to various oral health problems such as cavities and gum disease if left unchecked.

During a professional cleaning, built-up plaque and tartar are expertly removed, reducing the risk of developing cavities and gum disease. This process also includes thorough polishing, which contributes to a brighter smile. CWD Dental Group recommends bi-annual visits for professional Teeth cleanings to help keep your teeth and gums in optimal shape.