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Hours of Operation
Mon, Tue, Thu: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wed, Fri: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sat – Sun: Closed
Mon, Tue, Thu: 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Wed, Fri: 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Sat – Sun: Closed
Whether you’re in need of implants, laser therapy, or treatment for periodontal disease, every part of your care will be handled with clarity, compassion, and clinical excellence. Here’s what your experience will look like—guided, warm, and delivered with unmatched professionalism.
You’ll be treated by a board-certified periodontist recognized for clinical excellence and advanced training. From simple to complex procedures, we apply the highest standards of care.
Upon arrival, you will be welcomed by a calm, private environment designed for comfort and discretion. You will be seen by a board certified periodontist. The exam will include a medical history review, a visual examination as well as a complete periodontal probing with recession measurements. We will check for recession and mobility if any. After our examination is complete, we will prepare a plan for you and we will present options to you for treatment.
Our dentists are proud to be in-network with most dental insurance providers. As an insurance-friendly practice, we will review your coverage and benefits and offer recommendations on how to maximize your plan to save more money with every visit.
* Specific plan acceptance may vary.
INSURANCE • FINANCING • IN-HOUSE PLAN
We’re all about making things easy for our patients, including paying the cost of dentistry; that’s why in addition to accepting most PPO plans, we offer flexible financing through Cherry and CareCredit.
The main cause of periodontal disease is bacterial plaque, which is a sticky microbial film that constantly forms on teeth. Failure to remove this sticky film on a daily basis causes the disease process. Other factors that contribute to the disease process and affect your gum health include:
Your periodontist will use X-rays to pinpoint the ideal location for the implant.
Dental implants only require a small, shallow incision in the gum tissue – just enough to get the tiny implant through, a local anesthetic, and the process is virtually pain-free.
In the first step, the area is numbed, a tiny incision is created, and the implant is carefully put in place. Lastly, the implant is topped with a protective collar, temporary restoration, or your new teeth. Many patients say that they never feel any discomfort, and others report mild soreness, comparable to a healing socket where a tooth has been extracted.
Proper use of lasers can result in less bleeding, swelling and discomfort to the patient during surgery. Lasers can also improve the effectiveness of scaling and root planing.
Dental implants are the best way to give you back your smile, and most people are candidates for dental implants regardless of their age. So, chances are great that you are. The right candidates should have the following:
Healthy teeth and gums. It is not adequate to proceed with a treatment if there are areas of untreated disease of teeth, gums, or bone, as these can affect the success of your implant surgery.
Sufficient bone density to support the dental implant. Lack of bone density at the site of your missing tooth does not permanently rule out dental implants for a patient. However, it does mean that you will need to correct these problems using special treatments before proceeding with an implant placement.
A commitment to taking very good care of the implanted teeth and surrounding gums. Daily Brushing and flossing are essential, together with regular visits to the dentist.
