What happens inside 245 Stadium Drive
Family dentistry and cosmetic dentistry. That's the whole list.
Two service pages, plus a page for insurance, payment and what to bring to a first visit. Nothing here is split up to look bigger than it is.
Two service pages, because two is honestly all there are. Family dentistry covers nearly everything that happens in this building, from a first cleaning to a crown that finally needs replacing. Cosmetic dentistry covers the rest: the appointments people book because they want to like what they see in the mirror, not because something hurts.
Most of what we do
Family dentistry
There is no need to run all over town to find a quality dentist for each member of your family. From toddlers to the elderly, we care for people of all ages, in the one building, on the same three chairs, which is a plain way of saying the four-year-old's first cleaning and the eighty-year-old's denture fitting both happen down the same hallway.
Most of what fills the calendar here is routine. Cleanings and preventative care catch problems while they're still small, and dental fillings deal with the ones that got past that. When a tooth needs more than a filling can give it, crowns, dentures and root canal therapy are all done in this office rather than referred out, and adults who never got braces as kids can ask about Invisalign instead of metal.
A cracked tooth on a Friday afternoon doesn't wait for a convenient appointment slot. We handle dental emergencies and urgent consultations, and simple extractions happen here too, when a tooth genuinely can't be saved rather than as a first resort.
- Crowns
- Dentures
- Invisalign
- Dental fillings
- Preventative care
- Simple extractions
- Root canal therapy
- Emergencies & consultations
For your confidence
Cosmetic dentistry
Don't let your smile bring your confidence down. Veneers and teeth whitening are the two requests we hear most, alongside bleaching for a more even shade and implant crowns for replacing a tooth that's already gone.
None of that gets scheduled until the mouth underneath it is healthy. Gum disease and tooth decay are treated first, because a veneer or a whitening treatment placed over either one won't hold up and isn't honest work. If you're waking up with a sore jaw, or someone has mentioned you grind your teeth at night, that's bruxism, and it gets diagnosed and managed here rather than waved off.
Regular cleanings stay on the schedule even after the cosmetic work is finished. Keeping a smile looking the way you wanted it to is mostly upkeep, not a second procedure.
- Veneers
- Bleaching
- Cleanings
- Implant crowns
- Teeth whitening
The practical half
New patients, insurance and payment
Most insurance is accepted here, and claims go in electronically from our office rather than sitting on your kitchen table. Treatment gets planned around what your teeth need first, and if your plan won't cover part of it, you're told that plainly rather than finding out afterward. For work that isn't fully covered, we're a CareCredit provider, with no-interest and extended plans available to approved patients, alongside cash, check, MasterCard and Visa at the desk.
- Most insurance accepted
- Electronic claims billing
- CareCredit financing for approved patients
- Flexible payment options
- New patients welcome
Not sure which page you need? Call and ask.
Most visits touch more than one of these anyway, and a cracked tooth might need restorative work now and a crown that has to look right later. Whoever answers the phone can point you the right way before you book anything.