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Our services

Dental care for every stage of your smile

Four kinds of care from one team of general dentists. Your dentist explains the options, the visits and the cost before treatment, and we bill each service as our How fees work page describes.

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    Preventive care

    An exam, a cleaning and advice for looking after your teeth between visits. Your dentist decides how often you should come in, and tells you why.

    • Exam and cleaning

    • X-rays your dentist decides you need

    • Advice for caring for your teeth at home

    • Provided by a general dentist

    Book preventive care
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    Cosmetic care

    Whitening, bonding and veneers, planned around your own teeth. Results vary, and a veneer means removing a thin layer of tooth, which your dentist explains before you decide.

    • Whitening

    • Bonding

    • Porcelain veneers

    • Provided by a general dentist

    Ask about cosmetic care
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    Aligners

    Clear aligners planned by a general dentist, who tells you how many months treatment usually takes, what you do each day and what happens if you stop early. If your case needs an orthodontist, we refer you.

    • Clear aligners

    • A look at your bite

    • Check-ins during treatment

    • Retainers afterward

    • Provided by a general dentist

    Ask about aligners
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    Urgent visits

    If a tooth breaks or pain won't wait, call us. We hold time for urgent visits when we can, and we tell you whether you can come in today.

    • A call back about your pain or injury

    • A visit for a broken tooth or lost filling

    • A plan for follow-up visits

    • Provided by a general dentist

    Call about an urgent visit
  • Swelling that spreads to your face, eye or neck, trouble breathing or swallowing, a serious blow to the head, or bleeding that won't stop needs emergency care now. Go to an emergency room or call 911. If a tooth is knocked out or broken, call our office right away.

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