We employ advanced technology and state-of-the-technology to offer treatment with comfort and precision. But we also offer sedation! Even if you have dental anxiety or special needs that impact treatment, our team can offer a comfortable experience with dental sedation. In today’s blog, your Leawood, KS, dentist talks about sedation dentistry, and how we use… Read more »
When you have the warning signs of serious inflammation or gum disease, then you need treatment to help prevent periodontitis, the stage linked to adult tooth loss. Our team can offer a preventive deep cleaning to help keep your smile strong. In today’s blog, your Leawood, KS, dentist talks about scaling and root planing procedure.
Oral cancer is highly treatable when caught in the early stages, but since it rarely is, this disease has a high mortality rate. Which is why our team offers a screening as part of our routine checkup visit, and recommends one every year. In today’s blog, your Leawood, KS, dentist talks about our approach to… Read more »
When you have cracked or chipped a tooth, or one aches due to tooth decay or infection, or even if you lose a tooth, we can help with restorative dentistry. These treatments offer lifelike results, and improve your oral health and bite function. In today’s blog, your Leawood, KS, dentist talks about helping smiles with… Read more »
School is starting for kids very soon, and in addition to new clothes or supplies, we hope you will remember your child’s smile. With a back-to-school dental exam, we can help you kids enjoy optimal oral health and smiles that shine! In today’s blog, your Leawood, KS, dentist talks about preparing smiles for back-to-school.
In our last blog, we discussed different options for cosmetic smile improvements. Options such as teeth whitening, or veneers can help boost your appearance and your confidence. However, these treatments do not correct functional problems that have occurred. If your pearly whites have been damaged, you may need restorative care to repair their health. In… Read more »
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