Digital Smile Design, or DSD, is a leader in dental treatment planning, ensuring a custom restorative or cosmetic dentistry solution that is best for you. With DSD, you'll be on your way to creating a treatment that is unique to your dental needs and will give you the SMILE YOU WANT AND DESERVE. 

The most critical aspect of overall oral health is receiving regular professional dental cleanings and check-ups. During a teeth cleaning appointment, we remove dental plaque and tartar that accumulates around the teeth and gums. Our HIGHLY TRAINED TEAM OF HYGIENISTS perform this under high loupes magnification using ultrasonic instruments and fine polishing techniques. 

CLEAR ALIGNERS can provide you with the BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHY SMILE you always wanted, without some of the setbacks often associated with orthodontic care. Invisalign uses a series of invisible, removable, and comfortable aligners that no one can tell you are wearing. That means you can smile more during treatment as well as after! 

A fixture in cosmetic dentistry, veneers are considered a very CONSERVATIVE and LONG-LASTING treatment. Porcelain (ceramic) veneers are the most effective means of giving you the PERFECT SMILE. Veneers are thin porcelain shells that are CUSTOM MADE to cover your teeth and flawlessly fit your smile. They are a minimally invasive treatment option that deliver a true smile makeover. Veneers can be used to close spaces, change teeth shape and color, and restore chipped and discolored teeth. Simply put, they provide a solution to drastically change and IMPROVE YOUR SMILE. 

Computer guided implant surgery is an advancement of replacing teeth with dental implants with the aid of new COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY. With the use of Computerized Tomography (CT) Scan techniques and 3-D imaging, the placement of dental implants can be VIRTUALLY VISUALIZED and placed prior to surgery. This eliminates the guesswork in determining the best locations for dental implant placement.  

Teeth are held in place by surrounding gums, bone, and other tissues. But periodontal disease can cause the bone to break down. Certain techniques called regenerative procedures can be used to stimulate growth of new bone. This growth increases the height of the bone around the tooth, giving the tooth more support, and increases the amount of attachment around the root of the tooth.