Preventive Services (exam, cleaning and x-rays) (7) The results of good preventive dental care are healthy teeth and gums throughout one's life and the early detection of oral disease. Preventive procedures, such as fluoride applications and sealants, can prevent tooth decay. Regular dental checkups and oral cancer screenings can catch oral cancer at its most treatable stages. Get More Information...
Children's Services (1) Parents should take their children to the dentist regularly, beginning with the eruption of the first tooth. Then, the dentist can recommend a specific program of brushing, flossing, and other treatments for parents to supervise and tea to their children. These home treatments, when added to regular dental visits and a balanced diet, will help give your child a lifetime of healthy habits. Get More Information...
Crowns & Bridges (6) A crown is used to entirely cover or "cap" a damaged tooth. Besides strengthening a damaged tooth, a crown can be used to improve its appearance, shape or alignment. A crown can also be placed on top of an implant to provide a tooth-like shape and structure. Porcelain or ceramic crowns can be matched to the color of your natural teeth. A bridge may be recommended if you're missing one or more teeth. Get More Information...
Dentures (6) Dentures are replacements for missing teeth that can be taken out and put back into your mouth. There are two main types of dentures: full and partial. Your dentist will help you choose the type of denture that's best for you based on whether some or all of your teeth are going to be replaced and the cost involved. Get More Information...
Extraction (1) Dental extraction is the removal or uprooting of a tooth from the mouth. Extractions are done for a lot of reasons - the most common of which is too much damage to the teeth that renders restoration impossible. Another reason it is done is when a patient has impacted wisdom teeth or is beginning orthodontic treatment. Get More Information...
Fillings (6) A dental filling is a type of restorative dentistry treatment used to repair minimal tooth fractures, tooth decay or otherwise damaged surfaces of the teeth. Dental filling materials, which include composite, porcelain and silver amalgam, may be used to even out tooth surfaces for better biting or chewing. Get More Information...
Implants (6) Rather than resting on the gum line like removable dentures, or using adjacent teeth as anchors like fixed bridges, dental implants are long-term replacements that your oral and maxillofacial surgeon surgically places in the jawbone. Get More Information...
Orthodontics (1) Orthodontics is the practice of straightening any irregularities in the alignment of your teeth. The idea is to correct your bite and keep your teeth healthy. A major benefit of orthodontics is to improve your smile and profile. Straight teeth can result in a positive self image and increased self confidence. Get More Information...
Periodontics (6) Periodontal (gum) disease is an infection of the tissues surrounding and supporting the teeth. It is a major cause of tooth loss in adults. In the more advanced stages of periodontal (gum) disease, called periodontitis, the gums and bone that support the teeth can become seriously damaged. The teeth can become loose, fall out or have to be removed by a dentist. Get More Information...
Root Canal (1) The purpose of Root Canal Therapy to provide a reatment where the tissues that surround a tooth's root will maintain a healthy status despite the fact that the tooth's nerve has undergone degenerative changes. Specifically, we mean that the tissues surrounding a tooth's root are not affected by bacterial infections and/or irritating substances leaking from those inner aspects of the tooth originally occupied by the tooth's nerve tissue. Get More Information...
Teeth Whitening (6) In the today’s world of cosmetic procedures, teeth whitening reigns supreme. Universally valued by men and women alike, whitening (or bleaching) treatments are available to satisfy every budget, time frame and temperament. Get More Information...
TMJ Treatment (7) More than 10 million Americans suffer from TMJ disorder, a condition that affects the function of the temporomandibular joint, or jaw joint. This happen due to any number of causes and may result in chronic ear pain, jaw stiffness and soreness, difficulty opening the mouth, jaw popping or clicking, and headaches. Sufferers of TMJ disorder may experience either sharp pain or a dull, constant ache. Get More Information...
Veneers (6) Dental veneers (sometimes called porcelain veneers or dental porcelain laminates) are wafer-thin, custom-made shells of tooth-colored materials designed to cover the front surface of teeth to improve your appearance. These shells are bonded to the front of the teeth changing their color, shape, size, or length. Get More Information...

Cavity Detection (6) Most decay isn't evident to dentists until it is one-third the width of the tooth - by then it requires a large filling that can weaken tooth structure and possibly cause problems years later. But new technology allows dentists to beam a laser light onto teeth with a pen-like instrument, illuminating grooves where cavities the size of pinpricks may be forming. Get More Information...
Digital X-Rays (6) Dentists that have invested in digital X-ray equipment for their offices, provide their Patients with enhanced services – not to mention eliminating the need for patients to bite down on sharp swatches of film (while fighting the impulse to gag) then wait while the shots are developed. Get More Information...
Invisible Braces (6) Having a confident smile can change everything. And invisible braces make the decision easy, because you can get a stunning smile without most people even noticing you're going through treatment. Get More Information...
Laser Dentistry (1) If you consider yourself somewhat of an anxious dental patient and are seeking extreme safety and comfort, you might consider looking for dentists who have incorporated laser dentistry techniques into their practices and treatments. Get More Information...
Same-Day Dentistry (5) Same-Day Dentistry Dentists deliver the best dental experience with the latest technology and materials. In contrast to conventional dentistry, which often takes two full appointments to restore a single tooth, this system enables your dentist to design the final restoration virtually, then send the information to an in-office milling station. Your new tooth is then created with precision in just minutes and ready for coloring & polish to blend with your other teeth. Get More Information...
Video Examination (1) This painless, no radiation technique allows you to see problems such as worn-out, defective fillings, fractured teeth, decay, bleeding gums and plaque. Get More Information...
Teeth Whitening (In-Office) (6) In the today’s world of cosmetic procedures, teeth whitening reigns supreme. Universally valued by men and women alike, whitening (or bleaching) treatments are available to satisfy every budget, time frame and temperament. Get More Information...
Ultrasonic Scaler (1) In the management of periodontal disease, one of the most powerful technologies available is the dental ultrasonic scaler. Options for irrigation expand your choices for antimicrobial therapy, and powerful boost modes help to get at even the toughest calculus and stain. Get More Information...

PFYI Award of Excellence (1) The Award of Excellence recognizes those Dentists whose patients have identified as a superior performer of dental services. Its mission is to empower Patients with the comfort of knowing that they’ve made a good choice when choosing an Award of Excellence Recipient… before they even walk in the door. Get More Information...

General Dentist (17) To become a General Dentist, one must usually complete at least 4 years of college or University and then attend a 4 year postgraduate dental program - graduating with a degree of either Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS), Doctor of Medical Dentistry (DMD), Bachelor of Dentistry (BDent), Bachelor of Dental Science (BDSc), or Bachelor of Dental Surgery/Chirurgiae (BDS) or (BChD) or equivalent. Get More Information...
Orthodontist (2) A number of dental schools and hospitals offer this advanced specialty of Orthodontics to dentists seeking postgraduate education. The courses range from two to three years (with the majority being 3 years) of full-time classes, and clinical work in both the clinical and theoretical aspects of orthodontics.Treatment can focus on dental displacement only, or can deal with the control and modification of facial growth. Get More Information...
Oral Surgeon (1) Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery requires 4-6 years of further training after dental school. Four-year residency programs grant a certificate of specialty training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Six-year residency programs grant the specialty certificate in addition to a medical degree (MD, MBBS, MBChB, etc.). Specialists in this field are capable of being registered as U.S. "Board Eligible", and warrant exclusive titles. Get More Information...

UnitedHealthOne (1) From dental cleanings to root canals, it can be difficult to predict how much money you are going to spend for your dental care.

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