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Sub-Specialty: Primary Dental Care

Additional Specialties: Dental General Practice

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Dental Examination
Regular dental exams allow your dentist to examine the quality of your oral health, and diagnose issues. Some of these oral health problems may still be in their early stages, allowing your dentist to prevent them from getting worse, or even reverse them altogether.
X-rays

Teeth Cleaning
In addition to at-home care, it is important to have your teeth cleaned professionally by a dentist regularly. If you do so, you’ll likely only need a general cleaning and checkup. If you go too long between appointments or if you aren’t taking proper care of your oral health, though, you may find that a deep teeth cleaning (or scaling and root planing) is necessary. It’s important to understand what a deep teeth cleaning/scaling and root planing is and why people need them to avoid having to get a deep teeth cleaning/scaling and root planing in the future.

Fillings
Resin Composite
Dental bonding utilizes a composite resin material that is bonded to the natural tooth, improving the strength of the tooth, while also improving the appearance of the tooth.
Veneers
A dental veneer is a dental appliance that is placed on top of a damaged tooth, and bonded to the surfaces of that tooth. This allows the patient to save a good portion of their healthy tooth, while still enjoying the protection of a replacement.
Crowns
After tooth decay or damage occurs, your tooth or teeth need to be repaired and restored. While there are a few different options for restoration—such as fillings and crowns—a couple of options that many people don’t consider are inlays and onlays. Both of these procedures involve the bonding of a restoration to a tooth in a way that actually strengthens the tooth—instead of weakening it like other restoration options.
Bridges
When it comes time to fill the gap between your teeth, you’ll have a few different options. One of these options is a dental bridge.
Dental Bonding
Nobody likes to feel self-conscious when they smile. Still, our teeth sometimes take damage that can be unsightly. Instead of hiding your smile behind your lips, though, consider dental bonding as a way to reclaim your smile.

Pulpotomy
Keep in mind that your child’s primary teeth are softer than your teeth, and are more susceptible to decay. Because of this, they are more likely to get a tooth infection. Pulpotomies are very similar to root canals for adults. Your dentist will decide if pulpotomy is necessary for your child by inspecting their tooth for decay and infection.
Root Canal Treatment
Root canal therapy (also known as a “root canal”) is a dental procedure that involves treating the pulp of a tooth that is infected. A pulp—which is made up of living connective tissue—can get infected when a tooth is cracked, or a cavity has gotten so bad that the infection has spread to the pulp.

Deep Cleaning
A deep cleaning (also known as scaling and root planing) may be required if tarter and other debris has made it below the gum line. This procedure is more in-depth than a regular cleaning, and is often avoidable with proper at-home care, and regular visits to the dentist.

Dentures
Whether it is due to tooth decay or simply an aspect of the aging process, your teeth may begin to fall out. When this is the case, different teeth replacement options will need to be considered. When there is a significant amount of teeth lost, the best option will likely be dentures. Still, there are a few different types of dentures that you may be able to choose from. Before understanding different types of dentures, though, it’s important to understand what dentures are.

Dental Implants
Dental implants are false teeth that are held in place with titanium rods that are installed in the jawbone. The false tooth is then attached to the rod with an abutment.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
As surgery is cutting away of tissue in the body, oral surgery is simply any surgery that is performed in the mouth. While many of these procedures are relatively simple, they do require a dentist that specializes in oral surgery, and is capable of performing the surgical procedure that is necessary for your oral health.
Tooth Extractions
While we all would prefer to keep our natural teeth, this isn’t always an option. There are times when a tooth is damaged beyond repair, and needs to be pulled. When this is the case, a dentist will perform a tooth extraction.
Bone Grafting
Missing one or more teeth can quickly lead to the start of jawbone deterioration. Fortunately, this can be prevented through bone grafting. Through adding a synthetic type of bone, or even real bone tissue, the procedure encourages your jaw bone to regrow. This strengths your jaw bone and keeps your bite solid.

Orthodontics
Orthodontics is a specialized field, and because of this, not all dentists are able to provide orthodontic services. Your general dentist may be able to provide you with orthodontic services (like braces), but it is likely that you will need to see a separate dentist for your braces. If you need a recommendation for an orthodontist, speak with your general dentist. They will likely know a good orthodontist that they can refer you to.
Invisalign Orthodontics
If you are self-conscious about your smile, you are not alone! Many people are annoyed with the way their smile looks...sometimes even to the point of embarrassment. This may because your teeth aren’t as straight as you’d like them to be, you have gaps between teeth or you even have a slight overbite. Luckily, there is a solution: Invisalign.
Braces
We all want straight teeth. We also want this for our children. Whether your teeth or your child’s teeth are crooked or have gaps between, or there is an issue with an underbite or overbite, braces may be the right solution. There are different types of braces to consider, all of which have their benefits. Which dental braces you go with for yourself or your child will depend on a variety of factors. In order to decide, it’s important to understand what dental braces are, and what your options are.

Teeth Whitening
There’s nothing quite like brilliant, pearly white teeth. After years of tobacco use, coffee, tea and more, though, your teeth may not be as shiny and white as they used to be. If this is the case, don’t fret! Professional tooth whitening services are available to return the shine to your smile.
Cosmetic Dentistry
While some dentists can perform services in multiple fields of dentistry, they may not specialize in those fields. If you find a great dentist for one particular field, see how comfortable they are performing services in other fields (if you need another type of dentistry performed). For instance, if you have a general dentist that you enjoy visiting, but you need cosmetic dentistry services performed, see if your general dentist is comfortable with the cosmetic procedure you are looking to have completed.
General Dentistry
If you haven’t been to the dentist in a while, you may not be sure what to expect. While there are different fields of dentistry, general services fall under the field of general dentistry. This form of dentistry will be performed by a dentist cleveland texas.

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