Using x-rays gives us a more in-depth image of your teeth, jaws, and other components of your mouth. We can detect issues like cysts, bone loss, tumors, and decay that a normal oral exam might not reveal. For procedures like implants, we’ll use x-rays to help us determine your tooth and root positions.

The best way to treat gum disease is to catch it when the signs of irritation or infection begin. We inspect your gums and the bone around your teeth to identify signs of periodontal disease. If we treat it while it’s in its early stage, we can reverse the infection and restore your gums’ health.

Your current restorations keep your teeth looking and working like normal, and they help to preserve your oral health. We’ll check the fillings, crowns, and other restorations you have for any cracks, chips, or other damage that needs repair.

Catching tooth decay early is the surest way to resolve it without substantial damage to your teeth. We inspect every surface of your teeth to detect decay. When we find any, you’ll receive prompt treatment during which we remove the affected tissue, clean the area, and fill and seal any chance of further decay.

Our team examines your gums, tongue, throat, lips, neck, face, and other tissues for signs of oral cancer. This part of preventative treatment is necessary for your oral and overall health.