Inglewood Family Dental

Sedative pills taken before the procedure to create a sleepy, relaxed feeling without full unconsciousness.

Thorough examination of teeth, gums, and jaw, including x-rays to check for unseen issues. New patient exams are more comprehensive, including medical history review.

Removable aligners that realign teeth without braces, more comfortable and discreet than traditional braces.

Comprehensive implant solution where all teeth are supported by just four implants, less invasive and cost-effective for replacing most or all teeth.

Common extraction procedure for wisdom teeth that cause complications like recurring infections or lack of space, performed under anesthetic.

Custom-fitted guards to prevent teeth grinding and clenching, protecting teeth from wear and damage.

Used after orthodontic treatment to prevent teeth from shifting back, varying from simple wires to plastic plates.

Procedure to treat thinning or receding gums by grafting tissue from the roof of the mouth to build up the gumline and protect tooth roots.

X-rays help dentists spot irregularities under the surface, such as issues with tooth roots and jaw, usually conducted at routine hygiene appointments.

Removal of teeth that are damaged, infected, or wisdom teeth, using local or general anesthetic to prevent further complications.

General anesthetic administered intravenously by an anesthesiologist, effective for shorter, less complex procedures.

Professional-grade fluoride treatments help strengthen teeth and enamel to protect against damage and disease.

Surgical placement of implants to replace lost teeth or treat extensive decay, providing a durable and permanent solution.

Also known as laughing gas, administered through a mask, takes effect quickly but doesn't completely sedate the patient.

Common restorative procedure using composite resin to fill cavities and treat tooth decay, preventing further progression.

Protective shield applied to teeth to prevent bacteria from causing decay and infection, a lasting preventative measure.

Versatile treatment for cosmetic or protective purposes, made from materials like metal, resin, porcelain, or ceramics, custom-made to fit over the tooth.

Screening to detect oral cancer early, typically done during regular checkups, especially if symptoms like persistent cough are present.

Offers IV sedation, nitrous oxide, and oral sedation to manage anxiety and pain during dental treatments.

Artificial teeth used to bridge gaps created by missing teeth, restoring functionality and resolving speech, eating, and aesthetic issues.

In-office or take-home whitening options to brighten teeth. In-office uses lasers and hydrogen-peroxide solution activated by blue light; take-home kits include toothpaste, pens, and trays.

Hygienist cleans areas that regular brushing and flossing can't reach, using professional tools to keep teeth sparkling clean.

Low-stress root canal procedures to relieve pain and prevent complications from damaged or infected teeth. The procedure involves cleaning out the infected root and sealing the tooth.

Clear aligner therapy using custom trays to straighten teeth. Aligners are removable, comfortable, and suitable for children and adults.