With proper care, you can expect your dental restoration to last 5-10 years. The lifespan of your filling depends on how well you take care of your oral health, so be sure to practice good at-home care and attend regular dental checkups.
It is very important that you get any decay in your teeth removed and have a cavity filled to prevent decay from spreading. When decay is left untreated, it will lead to severe pain, and much more expensive treatment will be required to restore your oral health. If left long enough, root canal treatment will be necessary.
Our team offers two types of dentures, depending on your dental care needs: complete and partial. Full dentures are recommended when all your teeth are missing or must be removed.
A partial is used when you still have some or most of your natural teeth. In addition to filling the space created by missing teeth, a partial denture also prevents other teeth from shifting. Regardless of the type of denture you need, your full or partial denture will eventually have to be remade, repaired, or readjusted due to normal wear.
Our team offers two types of dentures, depending on your dental care needs: complete and partial. Full dentures are recommended when all your teeth are missing or must be removed.
A partial is used when you still have some or most of your natural teeth. In addition to filling the space created by missing teeth, a partial denture also prevents other teeth from shifting. Regardless of the type of denture you need, your full or partial denture will eventually have to be remade, repaired, or readjusted due to normal wear.
We use natural-looking composite resin fillings to repair damaged teeth and fill cavities.
Our doctors recommend dental checkups and exams every six months to look for signs of decay, disease, or damage in your teeth and oral tissues.
Our doctors offer halitosis (bad breath) treatment to restore your oral health.
A mouth guard is a protective device to prevent and reduce injury to the teeth, arches, lips and gums during hard and sudden impact.
A night guard is a protective device to protect your teeth from grinding and clenching during sleep.
Our hygiene team performs professional dental cleanings to remove plaque, freshen breath, and prevent tooth decay and gum disease.
A dental sealant is made from a resinous material and designed to be applied to the surfaces of your or your child’s teeth to prevent cavities.
Our doctors use comfortable, modern oral appliances to reduce jaw pain in cases of TMJ/TMD.
Let us brighten your smile in less than an hour! Teeth whitening is the process of restoring the natural tooth shade or whitening beyond the natural shade. A bleaching material is used to whiten the teeth. Tooth whitening can be accomplished at the dental office or have a custom tray made for you to be able to whiten your teeth at home.
Our doctors can rejuvenate your appearance in one visit! We use dermal fillers to restore volume in your face and make you look younger and more refreshed. An injectable facial treatment can reduce signs of aging, make your face look fuller, and give you a confident appearance.
A full set of dentures may be either conventional or immediate. Conventional dentures are made after your teeth have been removed and your gum tissue has healed, a process that usually takes 4-6 weeks following your procedure. Immediate dentures are made in advance and placed immediately after tooth removal to allow you to bite and chew properly. Once your gum tissue shrinks and heals, you will receive your final conventional dentures, which your dentist will adjust for a proper fit.
A full set of dentures may be either conventional or immediate. Conventional dentures are made after your teeth have been removed and your gum tissue has healed, a process that usually takes 4-6 weeks following your procedure. Immediate dentures are made in advance and placed immediately after tooth removal to allow you to bite and chew properly. Once your gum tissue shrinks and heals, you will receive your final conventional dentures, which your dentist will adjust for a proper fit.
The process of getting your new dentures requires several visits and a period of several weeks to complete. The first step is to take highly accurate impressions and measurements of your mouth to create your custom denture to meet your unique needs. You will likely need several appointments to try them in your mouth so they can be adjusted for shape, color, and fit.
Your dentist will adjust your completed denture as needed at your final appointment, ensuring a comfortable fit and natural appearance. It’s normal to experience soreness, increased saliva flow, and difficulty chewing for the first week. These effects will gradually subside as your mouth adjusts to your new dentures.
The process of getting your new dentures requires several visits and a period of several weeks to complete. The first step is to take highly accurate impressions and measurements of your mouth to create your custom denture to meet your unique needs. You will likely need several appointments to try them in your mouth so they can be adjusted for shape, color, and fit.
Your dentist will adjust your completed denture as needed at your final appointment, ensuring a comfortable fit and natural appearance. It’s normal to experience soreness, increased saliva flow, and difficulty chewing for the first week. These effects will gradually subside as your mouth adjusts to your new dentures.
Checkups are important to achieving optimal oral health for growing kids. Be sure to bring your child in every six months for a complete dental checkup and other preventive care.
Sealant treatment is available to children with deep fissures on the surface of their teeth, helping to prevent cavities from developing later in life.
To help promote strong and healthy young teeth, fluoride application can be administered on your child’s teeth during regular visits.
Decay can be treated with tooth-colored fillings and broken teeth repaired with porcelain crowns. We use natural-looking restorations to keep your child’s smile bright, white, and metal-free!
Our comfortable, custom-made mouth guards are the best way to protect your child’s teeth during their favorite sports and physical activities.
We also have laughing gas available as a gentle and mild sedative if your child is nervous about their dental procedure.
Our team at InStyle Dental is here to help you smile with confidence again. Take the quiz to see if you are a candidate for dental implant treatment.
Yes, we do! At InStyle Dental, we believe in helping make sure our care is as affordable and accessible as possible. We accept almost all dental PPO insurance plans, including Delta Dental, MetLife, United Concordia, and more. We also accept Medicare, Medicaid, and CHIP. Be sure to ask for a complete list of insurances during your first visit. A friendly member of our bilingual front desk team is here to answer any questions you may have!
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