Family Implant and Cosmetic Dentistry - Brandon

Brandon dental implants replace the root of a tooth with post that are inserted into your jaw bone to provide a strong, fixed foundation that allow dentists to mount replacement teeth onto the post. The posts, which are made out of titanium, are surgically anchored into the jawbone that recreates the feeling of having natural tooth as they will not slip or shift while inserted into the mouth.

Dentures are a removable set of teeth that look real and can provide the exact function of original teeth. Common reasons for dentures include severe teeth decay, gum disease, and traumatic injury. Dentures can restore a patient’s activity of daily life by allowed them to smile, talk, and chew completely naturally. Obtaining dentures in Brandon, FL also have the ability to prevent drooping muscles by providing structural support to a patient’s mouth and face. Dentures not only restore tooth functionality, but restore a patient’s confidence in their outward appearance because they look and function just like real teeth.

Laser dentistry is a very effective, yet minimally invasive option compared to other procedures such as gum surgery, cavity treatment, or other oral procedures. Laser dentistry uses extremely focused light beams to alter or remove soft tissue in small amounts. While laser dentistry has been in existence since the early 90’s, technological advancements in laser treatment have greatly expanded its uses in dental care.

Extremely versatile and durable, porcelain veneers are an excellent option whether you want a total smile makeover or need to cover a chipped tooth, mask a cracked tooth, or close gaps between your teeth. A thin layer of porcelain protection is custom molded from the actual shape of the patient’s tooth and the dentist in Brandon, FL will determine what shade to make the veneer so that it looks natural compared to your other teeth.

The term “root canal” alludes to the actual canals or stems of the tooth that are called the “pulp.” In the earliest stages of infection, a patient may not feel any pain at all. However, without professional care, the infection could progress into a toothache, swelling, or even a dental abscess. A Brandon, FL root canal removes the infection and prevents the infection from spreading further.

Are you in need of a Brandon, FL dental treatment but are letting dental anxiety stand in your way? Ever wish you could sail through dental visits without anxiety or fear? Answering “yes” to these questions could mean that you're a perfect candidate for sedation dentistry. Do not fear, with sedation dentistry you can forget about even the slightest dental cleaning and focus on pure relaxation during your trip to the dentist in Brandon, FL.

If you've been living with persistent jaw pain, ear pain, or headaches, you could have “TMJ” – Temporomandibular Joint Disorder. The temporomandibular joint connects the jaw to the base of the skull is what we use daily to be able to talk, chew, or even yawn. TMJ can often be traced back to an improper bite, misaligned jaw joints, or a traumatic injury to the jaw or face.

Professional teeth whitening is a cosmetic dental procedure that safely bleaches the teeth that are exposed when smiling. The procedure uses a peroxide gel that bleaches the teeth for a pearly white smile. In office whitening can occur in as little as one visit to the dentist.

Dental X-rays have come a long way. Today’s technological advancements have provided innovative technology that allows dental professionals to analyze three-dimensional images of a patient’s skull and teeth to be able to diagnose dental complications faster. 3-D teeth X-rays in Brandon, FL are safer, faster, more comfortable, and more informative than the X-rays of years past.

During a tooth extraction in Brandon, FL, a dentist the anchored tooth from the root and from the patient's mouth. Having a tooth removed or pulled is necessary when the teeth are crowded, trauma has happened to the tooth/teeth, decay is present, infections have taken over the tooth, gum disease is evidenced, and for wisdom teeth that could cause problems. Extractions generally apply only to adult teeth as “baby teeth” fall out on their own.

Are you experiencing pain from a dental problem? Don’t worry, we can help! Any dental problem requiring immediate treatment is categorized as a dental emergency.

When you have a fractured or damaged tooth due to decay, a crown is recommended to restore the functionality and appearance. The final crown will look and feel like your natural tooth. Same-day crowns, also known as milled crowns, are finished within a single appointment.