General Dentistry FAQs

We offer a wide range of restorative procedures, including dental crowns, root canals, orthodontics, cavity removal, and tooth bonding.

Most restorative procedures do not need general anesthesia. We take pride in providing our patients with the utmost care and comfort and in doing so, find that patients do very well with local anesthesia.

Cavity removal is done by first removing the decayed section of the tooth, and then filling the cavity in with porcelain or a composite resin.

It is a technical term for the procedure most people refer to as a 'root canal'.

Orthodontics is the practice of designing, applying, and adjusting corrective appliances, such as braces, to bring the teeth and jaw into proper alignment.

A series of appointments may be needed for restorative procedures. This is because they can involve the use of fillings or bonding materials that are custom-made to fit your mouth using dental molds.

Restorative procedures also entail removing decaying dental pulp and filling or bonding the tooth as a first step, before capping or crowning in a later appointment.

If you think you could benefit from the restorative dental procedures we offer, you should contact us today! There's no better time to improve your smile and improve your life.