General Dentistry Services - Jacksonville, FL

To help you maintain exceptional oral health that lasts a lifetime, we offer a full range of preventive dental care. We recommend that all of your family members get a checkup and professional cleaning every six months. Professional cleanings and a thorough exam help preserve healthy teeth and prevent the onset, progress and recurrence of dental decay and disease. We use digital X-rays and an intraoral camera to painlessly detect problems early and prevent the need for more invasive procedures.

Composite materials are strong, durable and offer the most aesthetically pleasing and natural-looking results. Composite fillings are made of a combination of biocompatible resins and finely ground, glass-like filler materials. They’re available in a full range of shades to match natural teeth, provide a more attractive option than traditional silver amalgam fillings and also eliminate potential sensitivity to metal fillings.

Life loves to serve you the unexpected, doesn’t it? We’re here for you when it does with emergency dentistry. We do everything possible to provide you with same-day or next-day treatment for cracked or broken teeth, knocked-out teeth, broken restorations, bleeding gums, and toothaches in Jacksonville, FL.

Our team helps countless patients overcome dental fear every year with sedation dentistry in Jacksonville, FL. Sedation alleviates dental anxiety and enables our dentist to perform complex procedures more comfortably and in fewer appointments. We’ll review your medical history to determine if sedation is a safe option and monitor you closely during treatment to ensure your comfort and safety. If your child has anxiety, our pediatric dentist has expertise administering nitrous oxide. This is the mildest type of sedation and safe for children in the hands of a trained dentist.

Dental crowns are caps that cover and replace your outer tooth enamel. They’re an optimal choice for replacing large, failing fillings and restoring broken, chipped, misshapen, decayed and severely worn-down teeth. Dental crowns are also used to preserve a tooth after root canal therapy or to restore a permanent dental implant. A dental bridge consists of dental crowns placed on adjacent, modified natural teeth, with a false tooth attached/bridged in between them.

Looking for a family dentist in Jacksonville, FL with the right combination of advanced cosmetic dental skills and technology to improve your smile beauty? We offer a variety of cosmetic dentistry services, including inlays, onlays, composite fillings and bonding, teeth whitening and porcelain veneers to help perfect your smile and boost your confidence!

Whether you have a weakened or broken tooth or are missing a tooth altogether, we offer custom and cosmetic crowns and bridges in Jacksonville, FL to restore your smile. Crowns restore function and health to a damaged tooth or one that has been treated with a root canal. Bridges provide a tooth replacement by “bridging” the gap left behind by missing teeth.

Root canal procedures are highly effective for saving and retaining a tooth that has been severely compromised by dental decay, infection or injury. During a root canal procedure, our dentist removes the diseased dental pulp, cleans the internal portion of your tooth and then fills the treated canals with a biocompatible filling material. Although root canal therapy is typically performed under local anesthesia, we also offer additional sedation options to reduce dental anxiety and boost your comfort. A root canal increases the tooth’s vulnerability to stress and fracture, so a permanent crown is required to protect it from further damage and restore function.

If you wake up with a sore jaw or achy jaw muscles, you might be clenching and grinding your teeth at night (bruxism), which exerts excessive pressure on your TMJs. To alleviate TMJ-related symptoms such as jaw pain and chronic headaches, Our Dental Team can customize a night guard that you’ll wear while you sleep. The appliance is designed to fit over your teeth and keep your jaws slightly apart to restore harmony between your bite, TMJ and the muscles that move your jaw.