Services Offered
From routine preventive checkups to restorative work, implants, and cosmetic dentistry, we offer a full menu of services so your whole family's care stays in one trusted place.
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Preventive
Preventive dentistry consists of the procedures designed to prevent serious dental conditions from developing, through regular checkups, cleanings, and patient education. Catching problems early — often before they cause pain — keeps small issues from becoming bigger, more costly treatments down the road.
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Restorative
Restorative dentistry includes the procedures meant to restore individual diseased or damaged teeth to proper health and function. These procedures can range from fillings to crowns (caps), depending on the severity of the condition, so a tooth's original strength and function can be as fully restored as possible.
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Bonding
Bonding is the procedure in which damaged, discolored, or malpositioned teeth can be made esthetically presentable and functional by building up a tooth-colored filling material with chemical adhesion to the tooth's enamel, often with minimal tooth reduction. It's a conservative option for repairing chips, gaps, and minor discoloration, usually in a single visit.
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Bridges
A bridge replaces one or more missing teeth with a cemented, non-removable prosthesis held in place by the adjacent teeth, which are prepared for crowns, onlays, or resin bondings. A bridge restores the ability to chew properly and keeps neighboring teeth from shifting into the gap left by a missing tooth.
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Crowns
A crown restores a broken-down tooth, seals a crack, protects a weakened tooth, supports a tooth that's had root canal treatment, or covers a discolored or misshapen tooth. After the tooth is reduced and an impression is taken, a temporary crown is worn while a custom permanent crown — fabricated from porcelain, cast gold, or a combination of the two — is made and then cemented into place at a follow-up visit.
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Dentures
Dentures are removable replacement teeth made from an acrylic base, sometimes combined with a metal framework for added strength. Complete dentures replace all of the teeth in an arch, while partial dentures fill in gaps where some natural teeth remain. Conventional dentures are placed after gum tissue has healed, while immediate dentures are placed the same day teeth are removed — and dentures can also be stabilized with implants for a more secure, comfortable fit.
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Periodontics
Periodontics is the treatment of gum disease, ranging from routine scaling and root planing — a deep cleaning below the gumline — for early-stage cases, to more advanced periodontal care for patients with more significant bone or tissue loss. Treating gum disease early helps preserve the bone and tissue that support your teeth.
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Endodontics (Root Canal)
Endodontic (root canal) therapy treats infection or damage inside the soft pulp tissue at the center of a tooth — the nerves and blood vessels that run through canals in the tooth's root. When that tissue becomes infected or inflamed from a deep cavity, a crack, or trauma, root canal therapy removes it and seals the cleaned canals, saving a tooth that would otherwise need to be extracted.
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Tooth Extraction
When a tooth can't be saved by restorative treatment, it may need to be extracted. Routine extractions are performed in-office under local anesthetic, with nitrous oxide available for anxious patients, and more complex cases — such as impacted teeth — are referred to an oral surgeon for specialized care.
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Implants
A dental implant is a titanium post that acts as an artificial tooth root, surgically placed in the jawbone. Once it has fused with the bone, an abutment attached to the implant supports a replacement tooth, bridge, or denture. Because an implant doesn't rely on neighboring teeth for support the way a bridge does, it looks and functions more like a natural tooth and is easier to keep clean.
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Whitening
Waterford Dental Associates offers professional Zoom in-office whitening as well as take-home whitening options, so patients can choose the approach that fits their schedule. Professional whitening lifts stains more effectively and predictably than over-the-counter products, brightening a smile in as little as one visit.
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Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic dentistry is an umbrella term for treatments focused on the appearance of a smile — including veneers, bonding, reshaping, and whitening — often combined to address several concerns at once. Because many of these treatments overlap with restorative and preventive care, a cosmetic consultation typically starts with an evaluation of your overall dental health.
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