We Create Great Smiles For Today's Seniors
Now you have a choice. If you're unhappy with the way your teeth look, you have new options! Let us show you how safe easy and affordable cosmetic dentistry can improve the way you look and feel. While you may not be able to prevent your reflexes from slowing or your hair from graying, you can prevent your dental health from deteriorating. Call us today to schedule an appointment.

When Was Your Last Dental Exam?
If you can't remember or are not receiving regular dental care, please contact us. Regular dental exams are a vital tool in the prevention of painful or costly oral health problems. It becomes more vital as you age. Fillings need to be checked periodically and replaced as needed, and regular cleanings are necessary to remove plaque and prevent periodontal disease. Just as you may increase visits to a physician's office, your dental visits also may need to increase. We welcome new patients and urge you to call us for a thorough exam.

Keep Us Informed
When you do come in for a visit, it's important that you tell us if there have been any changes in your medical history. A recent illness or change in medication can lead to serious dental problems.

Longer life expectancies and increasing use of prescription medications are placing new stresses on the teeth and gums. Some drugs, such as those for high blood pressure, dry the mouth. Even if you haven't had a cavity in years, this condition can drastically increase your chance of tooth decay.

Trust Your Smile to the Professionals
Factors such as old fillings, tobacco, coffee, teas and colas can cause teeth to look dull and stained, a condition which can be corrected with tooth whitening. This process involves applying a whitening solution or gel to lighten the teeth. It's a safe effective procedure for some types of tooth discoloration. This simple, easy procedure can be done at home with supplies we provide.

Orthodontic Care
Another option available to today's seniors is orthodontic care. For years, no one has thought twice about using aids and glasses to compensate for loss of hearing and vision, but more and more, older people are considering orthodontic care to revive the beauty and function of their smiles.

With aging, teeth tend to migrate forward, often causing crowding, particularly in lower front teeth. This can lead to difficulty in chewing, and ultimately, selection of softer, less nutritious foods. In addition, misaligned teeth can create tension and pain in the jaw joints because of the excess stress placed on chewing muscles. With the extraction of a single tooth and clear bracket braces worn for a year, however, we've seen incredible changes in patients' smiles.