We care about you, we care about your smile

A composite filling is a durable, aesthetic restoration that blends perfectly with the surface of your tooth. We use it to repair cavities, decay or small fractures, and no one will notice the difference.

It's also a great option to replace old silver amalgam fillings with something more natural.

A professional cleaning removes tartar (hardened plaque) that builds up where your toothbrush can't reach.

It helps prevent cavities, gum inflammation and bad breath, and leaves your teeth looking cleaner and brighter. We recommend one every 6 months.

Restore the function and look of your teeth with the right prosthesis for you:

• Fixed prostheses: crowns and bridges you never need to take out to clean. They're held by implants or cemented to your natural teeth.
• Removable prostheses: partial or full, temporary or transitional while fixed ones are placed. They're held in place by clasps on other teeth.

We remove a tooth when it has irreparable damage or puts your oral health at risk.

It may also be part of orthodontic treatment when there isn't enough space for a proper bite. We always walk you through the alternatives first.

We correct misaligned teeth and jaws to achieve a stable bite, good function and a harmonious smile and facial profile.

Well-aligned teeth are easier to clean, wear down less and avoid strain on your chewing muscles, which can cause headaches and neck or back pain.

An implant replaces the tooth root with a small post, and we place an artificial tooth on top that looks and works just like a natural one.

It's a secure, comfortable alternative to dentures or bridges that don't fit well, so you can eat and smile with confidence again.

Our goal is to keep your natural teeth for as long as possible.

We prevent, stop and treat tooth decay at every stage, from the first spots to deeper lesions, always with the least invasive treatment possible.

Root canal therapy diagnoses and treats the inside of the tooth, where the nerve and blood vessels are.

When deep decay or an injury damages that area, a root canal relieves the pain and lets you keep your tooth instead of losing it.

We diagnose and surgically treat problems affecting the teeth, jaws and soft tissues of the mouth.

For example: wisdom teeth, impacted teeth or bone preparation for implants, always guided by digital radiography.