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Our Services

Everything your smile needs

Routine care and cosmetic work from two general dentists. Each one is billed as the How fees work page explains, and you can have the estimate in writing.

Cosmetic dentistry

Whitening, bonding and veneers, planned around what you want and what your teeth can take. Veneers usually mean a thin layer of enamel is removed first, so your dentist explains that before you decide.

  • Whitening

  • Bonding

  • Veneers

  • Tooth contouring

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Replacing missing teeth

Bridges, partial dentures and implants, explained side by side with what each involves and how long it takes. We work with a local surgeon for the implant step, and we make the crown.

  • Bridges

  • Partial and full dentures

  • Implant crowns, with the implant placed by a surgeon we refer you to

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Checkups and cleanings

An exam, a cleaning and X-rays when your dentist decides you need them. How often you come back depends on your mouth, and your dentist tells you.

  • Exams and cleanings

  • Digital X-rays when your dentist decides you need them

  • Oral cancer screening

  • Fluoride and sealants

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Clear aligners

For straightforward crowding and gaps, your dentist plans clear aligners and checks your progress. If your bite needs more, we refer you to an orthodontist.

  • Clear aligners for straightforward cases

  • Retainers

  • A referral to an orthodontist for a complex bite

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Fillings and crowns

Repair a worn, cracked or decayed tooth with tooth-colored materials. We tell you how many visits each option takes and what it involves.

  • Fillings

  • Crowns

  • Inlays and onlays

  • Repairs for chipped teeth

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Children's visits

A short first visit to count teeth and meet the chair, with a parent beside the child. For a very young child, we may suggest a pediatric dentist.

  • Exams and cleanings for children

  • Sealants

  • Fluoride

  • Home-care tips for parents

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Your Journey

Your visit, step by step

What happens from the first call to your next check-up.

  1. A modern lobby with a wood-panelled ceiling, stone floor and angled reception desk
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    Request a visit

    Send the form or call. Tell us when suits you and how you'd like us to reply.

  2. A dentist in scrubs shows a young man a panoramic X-ray on a monitor
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    Benefits and forms

    We look up your plan, and you fill in your forms in our private portal before you arrive.

  3. A dentist in orange gloves fits a blue rubber dam over a patient's mouth
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    Exam and a plan

    Your dentist examines you, explains what they found and gives you your options and a written estimate.

  4. A dental assistant in blue gloves shows a smiling woman something on a tablet
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    Treatment and check-ups

    We treat what you choose, and your dentist tells you when to come back.

Comfort

Numbing and nitrous oxide

What we use, who gives it and how we keep an eye on you.

  • Local numbing

    We numb the area before we start. If you can still feel something, say so and we'll add more.

  • Nitrous oxide

    A mild gas some patients choose to feel more relaxed. You stay awake and can answer us the whole time. We don't give deeper sedation; if you need it, we refer you.

  • Who gives it

    Your dentist gives the numbing and the nitrous oxide, and a trained team member stays in the room.

  • How we watch over you

    Someone stays beside you, checks how you're breathing and feeling, and we stop whenever you ask.

Ask which dentist is treating you. The kind of sedation a dentist may give depends on the permit the Dental Board of California has issued.

Ready to get started?

Request a visit and we'll plan it around your week.