Raymond Liu, DDS

Invisalign is a new and innovative way to provide teeth alignment and smile correction without the bulk and hardware of traditional braces.

Tooth colored composite fillings, a quartz mixed with resin to fill canaries or cavities.

A dental cleaning is part of your exam. With the help of our hygienist, Dr. Liu will scrape away tartar from your teeth and under your gums. Afterwards our dental hygienist will polish your teeth removing surface stains. This is a great time to review brushing teeth and flossing techniques.

Dental bridges are a false tooth or multiple teeth that are anchored using the neighboring teeth or dental implants, thereby providing a substitute for missing teeth.

We want our patients of all ages to schedule regular dental exams. Start your children on the road of dental health with a dental exam. We want them to be comfortable sooner.

e recommend this procedure for all of our patients who are children, our adult patients who have deeper grooves in their teeth, and our patients who may not be doing a sufficient job of brushing and flossing.

As surgical specialists, we primarily use digital x-rays to determine the precise placement of dental implants. X-rays can be a useful tool for other surgical procedures as well, such as tooth extractions and bone grafting.

At our practice we make it our promise to incorporate an oral cancer screening into your biannual dental checkup.

When your tooth is infected or decayed, you may need a root canal. When the decay reaches the pulp, or nerve, of a tooth, a root canal becomes necessary.

Crowns are a small piece of imitation tooth that are used to cover or overlap old, damaged, or stained teeth. Crowns can be sometimes known as "caps" and can be used in children and adults alike. The purpose of a crown is to further stabilize an otherwise damaged, broken, or decayed tooth.

During a scaling and root planing, also known as "deep cleaning" we remove plaque and tartar (calcified plaque) deposits from tooth surfaces both above and below the gums. Both of these substances are directly responsible for the development of periodontal disease.