• Tooth Whitening
  Brightening technique performed by applying certain medicaments. Can be done at home or in office. Not a permanent treatment, it lasts for six to twelve months and is easily maintained or retreated.
  
• Cosmetic Bonding
  The process of placing esthetic white fillings that adhere to the tooth structure and are often indistinguishable from natural teeth.
  
• Gum Treatments
  Periodontal procedures including reshaping of gum contours or removal of excess gum tissue for health or esthetic purposes.
  
• Modern Sterilization
  Employing the most up-to-date procedures to control the spread of any infectious material.
  
• Crowns
  A covering placed on a tooth to replace missing structure and reinforce or strengthen it. Commonly made from metal with porcelain baked to the outside. Crowns are used for broken or cracked teeth or over teeth where a previous filling encompasses more than one-half of the tooth. Crowns usually require two appointments for preparation and placement.
  
• Bridges
  Replacing a missing tooth by placing at least two crowns on adjacent teeth and suspending a false tooth in between. This restoration is cemented to your teeth and is not removable.
  
• Partials and Dentures
  A removable appliance that replaces missing teeth in either the upper or lower jaw.
  
• Root Canals
  This treatment refers to the removal of diseased or dying nerve tissue from the inside of the tooth. After a root canal, most teeth require a foundation filling for support and a crown for strength.
  
• Nitrous oxide and other sedation
  Nitrous oxide, known as “laughing gas”, can be used to lower patient anxieties and increase pain tolerance.
  Also, prescribed sedative medications can be taken to relieve treatment anxiety.

For Your Health & Safety

This office takes infection control seriously. We wear disposable masks and gloves and have the most effective sterilization system available for all dental instruments. Our x-ray equipment is tested and maintained to keep your exposure to a minimum. You will, of course, be covered at all times with a lead apron.

P.O. Box 934
205 Blythewood Road
Blythewood, SC 29016
803.691.4430
803.691.4403 Fax

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