Three Hills Dental

Intraoral cameras allow patients to see detailed images of their teeth and gums, aiding in diagnosis and patient education.

Preventive treatment that protects teeth from decay by sealing the chewing surfaces.

Cosmetic procedure using composite resin to repair chipped, decayed, or discolored teeth, often completed in a single visit without anesthetic.

Surgical removal of wisdom teeth to prevent pain, infection, or crowding.

Pre-orthodontic trainer that helps correct oral habits and guide proper jaw development in children.

Extraoral X-rays that display the entire mouth including nasal and sinus passages, with lower radiation exposure.

Removable appliances replacing missing teeth, either complete or partial, custom-made for a natural fit.

Fixed prosthetic devices that replace missing teeth by anchoring to adjacent teeth.

Diagnosis and treatment of gum disease including scaling and root planing, and maintenance.

Permanent prosthetic devices that replace missing teeth by anchoring to adjacent natural teeth.

Surgical removal of the root tip and infected tissue to save a tooth after failed root canal therapy.

Screening of the face, neck, lips, tongue, throat, tissues, and gums for any signs of oral cancer.

Guidance on maintaining good oral hygiene at home, including brushing and flossing techniques.

Silver-colored fillings used to repair cavities, durable and cost-effective.

3D imaging that provides quick, detailed views of teeth, roots, airways, and sinuses in less than ten seconds, enabling faster diagnosis and treatment.

Extraoral X-rays that capture a complete side profile of the face, useful for orthodontic planning and measuring jaw relationships.

Professional cleaning to remove plaque, tartar, and stains, preventing gum disease.

Aesthetic facial fillers to enhance natural beauty and restore volume.

Fixed or removable appliances to gradually straighten teeth and correct bite issues.

Treatment for jaw joint disorders, including Botox as an alternative therapy.

Endodontic treatment to remove infected pulp, clean the canals, and seal the tooth to save it from extraction.

Dental care tailored for children, including early orthodontic treatment, sedation options, and preventive care.

Surgical placement of artificial roots (titanium) to support replacement teeth, providing a fixed solution for missing teeth.

Cosmetic treatment to lighten and brighten teeth, enhancing smile appearance.

Removal of teeth that are damaged, decayed, or problematic, including simple and surgical extractions.

Treatment to correct bite irregularities and straighten teeth using braces or clear aligners.

Injectable treatment that relaxes facial muscles to reduce wrinkles and expression lines, also used for TMJ and bruxism.

Use of nitrous oxide, oral conscious sedation, or IV sedation to help anxious patients relax during dental procedures.

Application of fluoride to strengthen enamel and prevent cavities.

Comprehensive dental exams include diagnostic X-rays, oral cancer screening, gum disease evaluation, examination of tooth decay, and examination of existing restorations. Professional dental cleanings include removal of calculus and plaque, and teeth polishing.

Specialized branch focusing on restoring and replacing teeth with crowns, bridges, dentures, and veneers.

Thin porcelain shells bonded to the front of teeth to improve appearance, correcting issues like discoloration, chips, or gaps.

Interceptive orthodontics for children aged 2-6 to guide jaw growth and create space for permanent teeth.

Same-day help for urgent dental issues such as toothaches, knocked-out teeth, and fractures.

Nearly invisible aligning trays that straighten teeth without metal, removable for eating and cleaning.

Tooth-colored fillings used to repair decayed, cracked, or broken teeth, matched to the natural tooth color.

Management of teeth grinding and clenching using mouthguards, NTI-tss devices, or Botox.

Digital radiography uses an electronic sensor to capture images instantly, reducing radiation by 80-90% compared to traditional X-rays. Helps detect hidden dental abnormalities.

Porcelain crowns encase the entire tooth to restore its shape, size, and strength, typically requiring two appointments.