The Power of Understanding Your Dental Health
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Our services.
Cosmetic Dentistry.
Our teeth are one of the most noticeable features on our bodies. They are vital when it comes to eating, but they are just as important in helping us to communicate with others. Our smile can be an appealing attribute when it comes to finding romantic partners or establishing close relationships with peers- but what if you lack confidence in showing your smile?
Many individuals who suffer from damaged, discolored or missing teeth feel embarrassed by their appearance, often becoming less social to avoid judgment or steer clear of questions about their oral health. In these cases, consulting with one of the RDC cosmetic dentist can be one of the most life-changing procedures for patients in returning the beauty to their teeth and the confidence in their smiles.
General Dentistry.
We work hard to ensure that your family enjoys good dental health. That’s why we provide both preventative care for you and your family, and the education you need to continue that care long after your office visit.
From routine check ups and cleaning to X-rays and other diagnostic measures, we will work with you to develop a personalized plan to prevent, discover and treat problems as early as possible.
Oral Healthcare.
Good dental health is all about prevention! A regular dental checkup can detect oral disease and cavities in their earliest stages, sometimes preventing them altogether. Once you arrive for your checkup, you’ll first meet with the dental hygienist.
Your hygienist will examine your teeth and gums and talk with you about any changes in your overall health or medications you are taking. Your teeth will be cleaned and polished, and you’ll have a chance to ask any questions that you have. After the hygienist is finished, your dentist will perform a second exam to check for signs of oral disease or cancer.