Services

Care focused entirely on gums, bone, and implants.

Every treatment starts with a diagnosis you understand. We plan with in-office 3D imaging, choose the least invasive option that will actually last, and put the fee and the timeline in writing first.

Treatments are grouped by what they do for you: stopping active disease, rebuilding what was lost, and refining how your smile looks and functions.

3D digital scan of a patient's arch on the treatment room monitor

01

Stop the Disease

Treating Disease, non-surgical first

Stopping active gum and implant infection with the least invasive treatment that works, so you keep your natural teeth, your implants, and the bone that supports them.

Non-Surgical Periodontal Therapy

Our default first step: deep cleaning below the gumline, local antimicrobials where they help, risk factors corrected, then the same sites re-measured. Surgery is only discussed if those numbers do not improve.

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Scaling and Root Planing

A deep cleaning below the gumline that stops gum disease from progressing and helps healthy tissue reattach, done comfortably under local anesthesia.

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Peri-Implantitis Treatment

One of the conditions dentists refer to us most. Infection and bone loss around an implant, treated starting with implant surface decontamination rather than surgery, to keep the implant whenever possible.

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Periodontitis Treatment

Targets infection and inflammation in the gums to prevent bone loss and tooth mobility, so you keep your natural teeth.

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Periodontal Maintenance

Ongoing specialist cleanings and monitoring on a tailored interval, so treated gum and peri-implant disease stays in remission.

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02

Rebuild What Was Lost

Reconstructive

Rebuilding what disease, injury, or missing teeth took away, bone, gum tissue, and complete arches.

Dental Implants

The gold standard for replacing missing teeth, restoring both function and appearance with precise, guided placement.

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All-on-X

A full arch of teeth supported by four to six implants, planned with 3D imaging for patients missing most or all of the teeth in an arch.

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Teeth in a Day

When conditions allow, implants are placed and a provisional set of teeth is delivered at the same visit, so you never leave without a smile.

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Soft Tissue Grafting

Adds healthy gum tissue where it has thinned or receded, covering exposed roots, easing sensitivity, and giving teeth and implants a durable collar of tissue.

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Hard Tissue Grafting

Rebuilds ridge width and upper-jaw bone, including sinus lifts, so an implant can be placed in the right position on a stable foundation.

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03

Refine the Smile

Cosmetic & Functional

Refining the frame of your smile, gum proportions, lip position, and restrictive tissue, with the least invasive technique that works.

Gum Lift

Also called crown lengthening: reshapes gum and bone to correct a gummy smile or to expose enough tooth structure for a crown.

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LipStaT (Lip Stabilization Technique)

A minimally invasive alternative for a gummy smile caused by a hypermobile upper lip, the lip's upward pull is limited so less gum shows when you smile, with no bone reshaping.

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Pinhole Surgical Technique

Corrects gum recession with no scalpels, incisions, or sutures, immediate results and a faster recovery.

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Frenectomy

A quick, minimally invasive release of restrictive tissue that improves comfort, speech, and oral function.

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A note on full-arch treatment

All-on-X and Teeth in a Day are planned case by case.

Candidacy depends on your bone volume and gum health, both of which we measure at your consultation. Same-day teeth work for many patients, but only when the implants are stable enough to carry a provisional bridge safely, we'll tell you honestly what your arch can support and how long it will take.

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