IV Sedation and/or Nitrous Oxide Analgesia
These are two methods used to reduce anxiety and pain during medical or dental procedures.
Simple, surgical, and wisdom teeth extractions
Simple Extractions
Simple extractions are those, in which the problem tooth can be seen and observed with the naked eye and the dentist can use local anesthesia to extract the tooth or teeth, depending on the situation.
Surgical Extractions
Surgical extractions are those, in which the dentist has to extract one or more teeth by removing tissue and/or bone. They are conducted under local anesthesia or sedation.
Wisdom Teeth
Also known as third molars, wisdom teeth are the last teeth in each quadrant of the mouth. They usually erupt between the ages of 17 and 25, although this can vary.
These teeth serve a similar function to other molars—helping to chew food. For most people, wisdom teeth are not necessary for chewing, as other molars fulfill that function.
If a wisdom tooth is partially erupted, bacteria can accumulate and cause infection or pain. Because of their position at the back of the mouth, wisdom teeth are harder to clean properly, making them more susceptible to cavities.
Wisdom tooth extraction is a common procedure, typically performed under local anesthesia or, in some cases, sedation.
More services
Cosmetic treatments
Veneers, a marvel of modern technology and aesthetics, consist of thin coverings made of porcelain that adhere to the front of your teeth.
Conventional orthodontics or Invisalign
Conventional orthodontics or braces is a technique that utilizes wires and brackets to correct and straighten your teeth.
Implants
Implants are the most advanced treatment in terms of modern dentistry. They feel and look like natural teeth, while being stronger and firmer.
Restorative Treatments
If you have cracked, broken, decayed, worn out teeth, or are missing one or more teeth, we can repair your smile.
Cosmetic surgeries
This cosmetic surgery is performed when your gum is more pronounced in relation to your teeth.