Dental implants are titanium posts surgically placed in the jawbone to replace missing tooth roots. They support crowns, bridges, or dentures and look, feel, and function like natural teeth.

With proper care, implants can last 20+ years and often a lifetime; long-term studies report success rates above 95%.

No. The procedure is done under local anesthesia or sedation, and most patients report only mild soreness afterward.

Dental implants start at $1,800, and we include a free consultation and CBCT scan (a $500 value).

Yes. Every implant case includes a complimentary consultation and 3D CBCT imaging.

We provide single implants, implant-supported bridges, implant-supported dentures, and full-arch All-on-X solutions.

Yes. Age is not a barrier. We regularly place implants for seniors, including those with Medicare Advantage coverage.

Brush, floss, and schedule routine checkups and professional cleanings—just like natural teeth.

Some insurance plans cover part of the cost. We also offer financing and payment plans to make implants affordable.

We use CBCT imaging, Pearl AI diagnostics, and in-house specialists for precise, safe, and predictable outcomes.

Invisalign uses a series of clear, removable aligners that gradually move teeth into alignment without metal brackets.

Invisalign starts at $70/month with flexible financing options.

Most cases take 6–18 months depending on complexity and compliance.

Yes—free consultation with 3D iTero Lumina scan to preview potential results.

Invisalign is nearly invisible, removable for eating and brushing, and typically more comfortable than traditional braces.

Yes—Invisalign is effective for teens and adults.

We use the iTero Lumina 3D scanner and AI simulations for precise planning.

Wear aligners 20–22 hours per day for best results.

Yes—Invisalign can address crowding, spacing, overbites, underbites, and crossbites in many cases.

We’re a Gold Tier Provider with advanced technology, experience, and event-only pricing.

Yes—Dr. George Hishmeh, DDS, is our pediatric specialist focused on gentle, child-friendly care.

By age 1, or within 6 months of the first tooth erupting.

Yes—both help prevent cavities on baby and permanent teeth.

Yes—same-day care for toothaches, broken teeth, swelling, and trauma.

Yes—space maintainers preserve alignment when a baby tooth is lost early.

We use gentle explanations, positive reinforcement, and a welcoming environment.

Most plans, including Horizon Family Grins, cover preventive and restorative pediatric care.

Yes—with tooth-colored fillings or pediatric crowns as needed.

Yes—we recommend screenings around age 7 to identify early bite issues.

Dedicated pediatric expertise, gentle techniques, and a kid-friendly office.

Yes—we reserve daily slots for urgent cases.

Yes—we’re open two Sundays per month for urgent dental care.

Severe toothaches, broken teeth, abscesses, swelling, and dental trauma.

Save any fragments, rinse gently, and call us immediately for evaluation.

Keep it moist in milk or saliva and get to us within one hour if possible.

Yes—with antibiotics, drainage, root canal therapy, or extraction as appropriate.

Yes—including same-day or next-day surgical extractions for acute pain.

Most PPO plans cover emergencies; we’ll help you maximize benefits.

Often the same day you call.

Fast access, weekend availability, and on-site specialists under one roof.

Every 6 months; more frequently if you have gum disease or buildup.

Exam, X-rays as needed, tartar removal, polishing, and oral cancer screening.

Yes—for both adults and children when indicated.

Yes—oral cancer screening is part of every comprehensive exam.

Most plans cover two preventive cleanings per year.

Yes—professional cleanings remove plaque and tartar that brushing can’t.

Typically 45–60 minutes depending on your needs.

Yes—Pearl AI for X-ray analysis and iTero 3D scanning when appropriate.

Yes—with gentle techniques tailored to kids.

They prevent cavities and gum disease and catch problems early.

Composite resin fillings that match your teeth for a natural appearance.

No—local anesthesia keeps you comfortable during the procedure.

About 5–15 years depending on size, location, and oral hygiene.

Yes—we can replace amalgam with tooth-colored composite when appropriate.

Most PPO plans cover basic fillings; we’ll verify your benefits.

Symptoms include sensitivity, pain, visible holes, or findings on X-rays.

Yes—modern composites are strong and long-lasting.

Often yes—by sealing exposed or decayed areas of the tooth.

Yes—color-matched composites blend seamlessly with your smile.

High-quality materials, careful isolation, and precise bonding for longevity.

A custom cap that covers a damaged tooth to restore strength and appearance.

For cracked, worn, or root canal-treated teeth, or when a filling won’t suffice.

A fixed prosthesis that replaces missing teeth by anchoring to adjacent teeth or implants.

Typically 10–15 years or longer with good hygiene.

Yes—porcelain and ceramic crowns closely mimic natural enamel.

No—procedures are performed with local anesthesia for comfort.

Most PPO plans cover a portion; we’ll help you maximize coverage.

Brush, floss (including under bridges), and schedule routine cleanings.

Yes—they can reshape, strengthen, and brighten teeth for a better smile.

Expert prep and fit, quality labs, and attention to natural esthetics.

A procedure that removes infected pulp from inside the tooth, disinfects canals, and seals them to save the tooth.

No—modern anesthesia makes the procedure comfortable; most patients feel relief afterward.

Usually 1–2 visits depending on the tooth and complexity.

Yes—our in-house endodontist handles complex cases with precision.

Signs include lingering sensitivity, severe pain, swelling, or an abscess on X-ray.

A crown is typically placed to protect and restore the tooth’s strength.

Most PPO plans cover a significant portion; we’ll confirm your benefits.

Yes—root canal therapy often prevents the need for extraction.

With a crown and good hygiene, many last decades or a lifetime.

Advanced imaging, rotary instrumentation, and magnification for predictable outcomes.

An infection of the gums and supporting bone that can lead to tooth loss if untreated.

Yes—with deep cleanings (scaling and root planing), localized antibiotics, and laser therapy.

A minimally invasive laser protocol that removes infected tissue and helps regenerate attachment.

Yes—with soft-tissue grafts and other periodontal procedures.

Yes—associations exist with heart disease, diabetes, pregnancy complications, and stroke.

Warning signs include bleeding gums, bad breath, recession, loose teeth, and deep pockets.

Many periodontal procedures are covered; we’ll review your plan details.

Early gingivitis can be reversed; periodontitis can be controlled with ongoing care.

Yes—customized maintenance intervals to keep gums stable after therapy.

Laser technology, a dedicated periodontist, and thorough home-care coaching.

Yes—both simple and surgical extractions, including impacted teeth.

Yes—IV sedation and nitrous oxide options are available for comfort.

Common signs include pain, swelling, infections, crowding, or cyst formation.

Yes—socket preservation and ridge augmentation, often in preparation for implants.

Most patients recover within 3–5 days; detailed after-care instructions are provided.

Many PPO dental plans cover extractions and related procedures; we’ll verify benefits.

Yes—same-day or next-day surgical care for acute issues when possible.

No—procedures are performed with anesthesia; discomfort is usually manageable with medication.

Yes—surgical techniques allow removal of fractured or non-restorable teeth.

Experienced oral surgery team, sedation options, and on-site imaging for safety.

A condition affecting the jaw joint and muscles, often causing pain, clicking, or limited opening.

Jaw pain, headaches, ear pain, clicking/popping, facial soreness, and difficulty chewing.

Yes—jaw muscle strain and clenching can trigger tension-type headaches.

Yes—custom night guards reduce clenching/grinding forces and protect teeth.

Yes—Botox relaxes overactive jaw muscles and can reduce pain and headaches.

Through clinical exam, bite analysis, and imaging when indicated.

Some therapies are covered by dental or medical plans; we’ll review your options.

Many cases can be significantly improved with conservative therapy and habit changes.

Yes—with guards, stress management tips, and sometimes Botox.

Dedicated orofacial pain expertise and a full range of conservative and adjunctive therapies.

Yes—in-office Philips Zoom whitening and custom take-home kits.

Yes—porcelain veneers to correct shape, color, and small alignment issues.

Yes—composite bonding repairs chips, spaces, and minor defects quickly.

A personalized plan combining treatments like Invisalign, whitening, bonding, and veneers.

Yes—professional whitening is safe when supervised by a dentist.

Results often last 1–3 years depending on diet and habits; touch-ups help maintain brightness.

Veneers are long-lasting (10–15 years+) and bonded to enamel; small reshaping is usually required.

Yes—laser gum contouring can balance tooth proportions for a fuller smile.

Cosmetic care is usually elective; we offer financing to make treatment affordable.

Blend of esthetic expertise, digital planning, and high-quality materials for natural results.

Yes—with custom oral appliances and collaboration with sleep physicians.

Loud snoring, daytime fatigue, morning headaches, and witnessed pauses in breathing.

Yes—devices reposition the jaw/tongue to keep the airway open during sleep.

Yes—for many mild to moderate cases or CPAP-intolerant patients.

Yes—associated with high blood pressure, heart disease, stroke, and metabolic issues.

Through home or lab sleep studies interpreted by a physician.

No—snoring can occur without apnea, but it’s a common warning sign.

Many medical plans cover oral appliance therapy; we’ll help verify coverage.

Yes—evaluation for airway issues and referral to appropriate specialists when needed.

Dental-based solutions, physician collaboration, and follow-up to optimize outcomes.

Yes—we serve hundreds of seniors with preventive, restorative, and prosthetic care.

Yes—we accept many Medicare Advantage dental plans.

Yes—full, partial, and implant-supported dentures with precise fit and esthetics.

Yes—age alone is not a contraindication; many seniors benefit from implants.

Yes—elevators, wide halls, and wheelchair-friendly operatories.

In many cases yes—simple repairs and relines can be completed quickly.

Yes—cleanings, screenings, and dry-mouth management tailored to medications.

Yes—cosmetic options are customized to oral health and goals.

Yes—with saliva substitutes, prescription rinses, and habit coaching.

Compassionate, insurance-friendly care with specialists under one roof.