R & A Dentistry

In-office whitening system using Zoom light activated gel over several 15-minute sessions for a brighter smile.

Consultation services for traditional orthodontics, with referrals to a group of experts for treatment.

Dental isolation system providing better visibility, moisture control, and patient safety during procedures.

Digital x-rays with industry's highest theoretical resolution, exposing patients to 70% less radiation than traditional film x-rays.

Innovative laser technology providing pain-free treatments, less discomfort, faster recovery, and minimal anesthesia.

Revolutionary technology that allows restoration of damaged teeth, including crowns, in a single visit.

Bone and gum grafting to build up jaw bone or rebuild gum tissue, often necessary before dental implants or crowns.

Custom appliances to address snoring and associated health risks.

Custom-made guards to protect teeth from grinding and clenching during sleep, reducing jaw pain and preventing enamel damage.

Urgent dental care for severe pain, knocked-out teeth, fractures, and soft tissue injuries, available during and after business hours.

Custom-made mouthguards to protect teeth and mouth during sports, offering superior fit and protection compared to store-bought guards.

Small state-of-the-art camera that takes high-resolution photos of the smallest details in the mouth, allowing patients to see what the dentist sees.

Crowns are tooth-shaped caps that fit over damaged teeth; bridges replace missing teeth, both permanently affixed to existing teeth or implants.

BOTOX® Cosmetic for improving frown lines and crow's feet, and therapeutic Botox for TMJ disorders and chronic headaches from clenching.

Restorations used to repair teeth with mild to moderate decay or damage, preserving more natural tooth material than crowns.

Complimentary happy visits for children under 3, clinic hygiene program, space maintainers, and other pediatric dental services.

Removal of wisdom teeth to avoid complications such as impaction, crowding, and infection, with monitoring and evaluation by the dentist.

Custom-made appliances to keep space open for permanent teeth when a child loses a baby tooth early.

Routine cleanings and exams help ensure the health of teeth and gums and can help prevent other diseases, including heart disease and stroke.

Tooth-colored composite fillings that bond to the tooth, offering more support and a more aesthetic appearance than silver fillings.

Simple and surgical extractions performed by general dentists for severely damaged or decayed teeth, baby teeth, wisdom teeth, or for orthodontic reasons.

Cleanings performed by Registered Dental Hygienists to remove deposits around teeth and gums that can lead to gum disease.

Cosmetic bonding uses a tooth-colored resin to repair chipped, discolored, or malformed teeth, sculpted to match natural teeth.

Thin pieces of porcelain or resin placed on the front of teeth to correct discoloration, chips, gaps, and misalignment.

Repairs and saves damaged or infected teeth by removing infected pulp, disinfecting the interior, and sealing with gutta-percha.

A clear or white acrylic-like material that bonds with the tooth to help shut out decay-causing bacteria from the chewing surface of the back teeth.

Conscious sedation options including nitrous oxide (laughing gas) and oral sedation with Ativan to help anxious patients relax during dental visits.

In-office whitening system using Zoom light, performed under the supervision of the dental team over several 15-minute sessions.

Full or partial dentures replace missing teeth, improving chewing function and appearance, with custom fitting and adjustments.

Titanium posts surgically secured into the jawbone to support replacement teeth, providing stability and natural appearance.