Pediatric Dentistry
Baby teeth play an important role in the proper development of permanent teeth and help maintain the space needed for their eruption. Proper care of these teeth can reduce the risk of needing treatments such as orthodontics in adulthood.
The presence of healthy baby teeth helps children chew food properly, supporting their growth and overall health. They also play an important role in proper speech development and the correct pronunciation of words.
Gum Surgery
Deep dental decay is one of the reasons a tooth may need surgery. When the nerve tissue is completely damaged and root canal treatment is no longer possible, tooth extraction may be required. Gum diseases can also damage the supporting tissues and jawbone over time, sometimes making surgical treatment necessary. Impacted and partially impacted wisdom teeth may also require surgery after a dentist’s evaluation.
Restorative Dentistry
When the decayed or damaged part of a tooth is removed, the tooth is restored with filling materials to prevent further damage. Depending on the condition of the tooth, materials such as composite, amalgam, or other restorative materials may be used.
Root Canal Treatment
Root canal treatment is needed when tooth decay or infection reaches the tooth pulp, causing sensitivity and pain. During this procedure, the infected tissue and nerve are removed to relieve pain and preserve the natural tooth.
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