No. We’ll administer a local anesthetic to numb the surgical area. You can also ask for sedation if you suffer from dental anxiety and want to momentarily relax.

After your dental implant placement, you may have minor pain, swelling, or bleeding. These symptoms can be remedied with over-the-counter pain medications. If you’re still feeling persistent pain, contact us.

We offer three restoration options to meet your unique needs:

• Single-tooth replacement for one missing tooth
• Multi-tooth replacement for one or more teeth
• Full-arch replacement for an arch of missing teeth

Schedule a consultation with us to determine which dental implant treatment is best for you.

Most dental insurance providers will cover all or some of your dental implant treatment. We recommend contacting your insurance provider beforehand. If you’re still worried about the expense, ask about our financing options. 

With the right oral care, results can last from five years for whitening to more than 15 years for veneers and crowns. Avoiding smoking, coffee, tea, and red wine helps prolong the results. You should also schedule regular dental cleanings and checkups to keep your smile looking its best.

If you have discoloration or stains on your teeth, you may be a candidate for professional teeth whitening. During your initial consultation, we’ll check if any oral health issues need to be addressed before the teeth whitening treatment. Patients who practice good oral hygiene habits with no extensive dental damage are good candidates for teeth whitening.

While most cosmetic dentistry services are purely aesthetic, certain services offer restorative benefits such as composite fillings and Invisalign that can enhance, protect, and improve your oral health.

Cosmetic dentistry is not usually covered by insurance plans unless deemed restorative and necessary for the patient’s oral health. Speak to your insurance provider beforehand to learn more about your policy and coverage.

If you’re underinsured or uninsured, ask us about our financing options or membership plans to help pay for your treatments.

No, not usually. It is performed under local anesthesia to ensure your comfort. You may experience some sensitivity or discomfort after the dental crown procedure. This is usually temporary and can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.

This can vary depending on various factors such as oral hygiene practices, regular dental check-ups, and the quality of the crown material. With the right care and maintenance, dental crowns can last between 10-15 years or longer.

A dental crown can occasionally come loose or fall off. If this happens, contact us immediately. We’ll determine the best course of action to reattach or replace the crown.