General & Family Dentistry

A Dental Health Essential for Your Teeth and Gums

Routine dental examinations and teeth cleanings help you maintain your oral health. Reduce your risk of oral disease by prioritizing these appointments every six months.

Your check-up is comprehensive. We will observe each surface area of your teeth and gums.

If necessary, dental x-rays can provide a more thorough perspective on specific areas of your mouth. Any tooth or gum location that requires treatment will be carefully outlined in a treatment plan for your consideration.

Teeth cleanings are an essential support for your at-home dental care. Your dental hygienist is equipped to remove decay and cavity causing plaque and tartar from your teeth.

Contact our dental office to schedule you and your family’s next dental examination and teeth cleaning.

Establish Good Oral Health Habits that Protect Your Child’s Teeth and Gums

Children’s dentistry provides a range of services. Protect your child’s oral health with a consistent dental routine that includes regular check-ups and treatment for tooth decay and cavities.

Give your child an advantage. Early dental treatment establishes good oral health habits, monitors their tooth development, and confirms the value of lifelong dental care.

Contact our dental office about children’s dentistry. Schedule your child’s next dental examination and teeth cleaning to establish their oral health habits early.

Restore Your Tooth Damage Caused by Cavities or Fractures

Dental fillings treat the chewing surfaces of your teeth. Protect your teeth from the effects of tooth decay or fractures.

Your dental filling can be crafted from tooth-colored materials or metal. Tooth-colored fillings are natural looking and are designed to match the color and shade of your surrounding teeth.

You will be provided a comfortable procedure. A local anesthetic is used to help assure that your treatment is pain-free.

Contact our Charlotte dental office about your damaged teeth. Schedule a dental examination to discuss dental fillings to restore the chewing surface of your tooth or teeth.

Save Your Tooth and Reduce the Risk of Further Infection

Root canal treatment preserves and strengthens your tooth. Your tooth that would otherwise be extracted can be saved.

The procedure removes your tooth infection and seals it for effective healing. A dental crown forms the new tooth structure and restores its function.

Contact us about your tooth pain. Schedule a dental examination to discuss a solution for eliminating your pain and saving your tooth.

Restore and Protect Your Tooth Surfaces Without a Dental Filling or Dental Crown

Dental inlays and onlays restore your tooth structure. The treatment rebuilds the damage commonly caused by tooth decay.

Inlays and onlays cover the chewing surfaces and edges of your treated teeth. The materials used resemble a dental filling and are tooth-colored to match your surrounding teeth.

The procedure allows for more of your tooth structure to remain intact. Inlays and onlays also strengthen your tooth and helps keep each of them cavity-free.

Contact our Charlotte dental office about inlays and onlays. Schedule a consultation to discuss your tooth decay or damage and how inlay and onlay treatment can restore your tooth.

Refresh Your Breath and End Embarrassment

Routine, daily dental care such as brushing and flossing can temporarily solve halitosis. A dental examination can help determine other causes that include diet, medications, tooth decay, oral infection, or gum disease.

Eat odor producing foods less often (garlic, onions, etc.). Prioritize your professional teeth cleanings two times per year with your dental hygienist.

Contact our dental office with your questions about bad breath. Schedule a dental examination to diagnose your personal cause(s) and discuss treatment solutions.

Quick, Comfortable Treatment that Heals Tissue and Improves Your Appearance

Laser dentistry treats common soft tissue lesions such as cold sores. The treatment is also used to improve the appearance of your gums.

The process requires no anesthesia and is completed within minutes. Laser dentistry is precise and can be applied to areas that would normally require a more invasive treatment.

Contact our dental office about the solutions provided by laser dentistry.

Preserve the Health of Your Gums

Gum treatment focuses on the health of your gum tissue. The procedures treat the areas of your teeth and gums that are vulnerable to periodontal (gum) disease.

Red, inflamed, swollen, or painful gums can indicated the presence of gingivitis. Untreated, the more serious condition known as periodontitis can cause you tooth and bone loss.

Contact your Charlotte dentist about any gum disease symptoms. Schedule a dental examination and teeth cleaning for a thorough check of your gum tissue health.

Save Your Dental Health and the Potential Costs for More Treatment

A tooth extraction is a simple, surgical procedure that is often necessary for certain dental health issues. Common causes for extraction can include wisdom teeth, overcrowding, a broken or decayed tooth, advanced gum disease, and infection that cannot be treated with a root canal.

You also have treatment options for the missing tooth gap that follows an extraction. Dental implants or a dental bridge can restore your tooth function and appearance after tooth loss.

Contact our Charlotte dental office about a tooth extraction. Schedule a dental examination to determine if an extraction is an effective solution for you.

Immediate Dental Care When You Need It

Dental emergencies can happen at any moment. Receive emergency dentistry for your tooth or mouth trauma when you need it.

Emergency dental care can save your teeth and gums from further damage. Seek treatment for a broken tooth, damage to your teeth and gums, or a sudden toothache.

Communicate with us as soon as possible. We can advise you about preserving your broken tooth or gum tissue and the next steps to take for treatment.

Contact your Charlotte dentist about your dental emergency. Ask us about the necessary next steps that can alleviate your pain and preserve your teeth and gums.