Our Doctors and staff are dedicated to making sure your visit is a comfortable and anxiety free as possible. Each procedure will be thoroughly discussed with you and any questions you have will be resolved prior to the start of your care. Please call us at 801.766.3600 if you have any questions regarding a specific dental procedure or condition.

General Dentistry

A complete examination of the teeth and gums is necessary to diagnose the over 200 diseases which can occur in the mouth and jaws. Filling of decayed or broken teeth, the treatment of infected teeth (root canal treatment), the restoration of broken or missing teeth with crowns and\or bridges and the diagnosis and treatment of periodontal (gum) disease are important ways that we can help you maintain your dental health. We hope that you share our belief that regular preventative dental care and cleaning is a sound investment for your health.

We are available on a 24 hour basis to treat emergency patients. Don't hesitate to call if you have a question. We are glad to answer any questions you have or help you through dental emergencies in any way we can.

Preventive Dentistry

With regular dental care, many dental diseases are now preventable. Fluorides, high fluoride and tarter control toothpastes, sealants, antibiotic mouth rinses and many other agents are available to stop cavities, periodontal disease and other dental diseases before they start. Malocclusions (crooked teeth) may be prevented or corrected by early treatment thereby preventing extensive orthodontic treatment and\or corrective surgery. Prevention is always the best medicine and is a strong focus in our practice.

White Composite Fillings

Until recently, dentists used a silver and mercury amalgam to fill and seal cavities. Because a larger amount of the original tooth must be removed, these types of fillings often weaken teeth. Recent innovations now allow us to replace old silver fillings with composite or porcelain fillings that are stronger, safer and more natural looking. Say goodbye to "metal mouth" and hello to a beautiful new smile.

Inlays and Onlays

When more than a third of a tooth's biting surface is damaged, a dentist will often use an inlay or onlay. Large fillings on back teeth often require a stronger and properly contoured restoration, such as porcelain inlays or onlays. They are designed and created on-site with our cerec 3D technology and are bonded into place using a strong resin. Inlays and onlays protect teeth similarly as crowns, but conserve more natural tooth structure and are a better match to your tooth's natural color