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Keeping up with your oral health with general dentistry can save you a lot of time, stress, and pain down the road.

General dentistry is a giant selection of services meant to maximize your oral health and keep your smile shining bright for years to come. General dentistry includes both preventative services like cleanings and reactive procedures like root canals.

Your smile is something you wear daily. You only have one, so you want your smile to look as good as it can be.

Cosmetic dentistry addresses all sorts of issues that mess with how your teeth look:

– Discoloration
– Cavities
– Chipped teeth
– Other tooth damage
– Crooked teeth
– Gaps in teeth

You’ll not only make your smile look great by fixing these issues, but you’ll also be keeping your actual oral health in tip-top shape.

Dentures are mostly a set of replacement teeth that can be removed and placed back into your mouth whenever you need them. Now, they won’t feel exactly like your old teeth, but dentures have come a long way. Today’s dentures are quite close to the look and feel of your natural teeth, and they’re only getting better.

Zoom Whitening is a procedure used to brighten discolored teeth and restore a bright, shiny smile. It uses a patented whitening gel to restore the whiteness to your teeth.

Zoom Whitening do-it-yourself kits exist as well. However, it’s naturally a little more challenging to do it yourself, so visiting a dentist might be the best choice for more severe cases of discoloration.

Dental implants consist of a screw, a crown that looks like a real tooth, and a connector piece called an abutment that brings the screw and crown together.

They’re permanent implants that are meant to mimic the appearance of your actual tooth so that no one would know the difference.

A root canal treatment is a procedure sequence for the infected pulp of a tooth which results in the elimination of infection and the protection of the decontaminated tooth from future microbial invasion. In other words, this treatment is used to repair and save a tooth that is badly decayed or becomes infected.

During a root canal, the surgeon removes the tooth’s nerves and pulp (the critical inner parts of the tooth containing blood vessels and connective tissue), and then cleans the wound and seals it back up.