Invisalign
Have you always desired straighter teeth but hesitated to undergo traditional orthodontic treatment with metal braces and wires? The Invisalign® system employs a series of clear aligners that apply gentle, consistent pressure to your teeth, allowing them to shift into their correct position swiftly and discreetly.
Root Canals
The natural cavity within the middle of the tooth is referred to as a “root canal.” A root canal is a procedure that removes an infected and damaged root nerve from a tooth to save it. The nerve and pulp are gently removed during treatment to avoid further harm to the surrounding teeth and gums.
Extractions
Tooth extractions are often considered a last-resort treatment option, but they may be the best alternative in some cases. Excessive tooth decay, infection, and crowding are all conditions that may necessitate tooth extraction. We recognize how valuable your natural pearly whites are, which is why we’ll do everything we can to preserve them.
Dentures
Dentures may be required for various reasons, including aesthetics and overall health. Dentures can restore your smile and confidence if you’ve lost all or some of your natural teeth due to gum disease or tooth decay. With complete or partial dentures, we can replace a significant number of teeth with a single restoration.
Fillings
One of the most frequent dental treatments is fillings, which we use to cure tooth decay (cavities). Dental fillings consist of a filling material used to “fill” and restore your tooth in one day. Our cosmetic tooth-colored fillings are a natural-looking alternative if you have a decaying tooth that needs to be fixed.
Dental Implants
Our dental implants are an excellent alternative if you need to replace any of your missing teeth. A dental implant is a titanium post surgically implanted beneath your gum line to replace your missing tooth’s root. This procedure allows patients to permanently replace missing teeth with a restoration that will last a lifetime.
Crowns
You may require a dental crown if a tooth is significantly damaged or decaying. A dental crown is a strong tooth-like cap that we place over your natural tooth to restore its structure, function, and appearance. Dental crowns strengthen weak teeth, hide imperfections, replace missing teeth with implants, and secure dental bridges.
Bridges
A dental bridge is identical to a dental crown, except we use bridges to replace missing teeth. A bridge is made up of two dental crowns that we secure to two healthy teeth close to the gap left by your lost tooth. Then, an artificial tooth is affixed and suspended, literally “bridging” the space where your missing tooth used to be.
Veneers
If you have chipped or stained teeth or gaps between your teeth, dental veneers can help restore your beautiful smile. Porcelain veneers are ultra-thin shells of tooth-colored material we use to improve your teeth’s appearance. Veneers are entirely natural-looking when bonded to the teeth and can be as white as you desire.
Teeth Whitening
MM Dentistry offers expert teeth whitening as a non-invasive treatment that can brighten your smile by several shades.When someone meets or greets you, your smile is usually the first thing they notice. Our patients are proud of their teeth and want them to shine when they show them off.
Oral Biopsies
Excellent oral health means professional treatment not only for healthy teeth and gums but also for preventing, detecting, and treating oral diseases. The MM Dentistry services go beyond general dentistry, including everything from Invisalign to oral biopsies.
Sedation Dentistry
MM Dentistry can help you overcome the apprehension and anxiety you may have about going to the dentist using nitrous oxide.
Preventative Dentistry
Preventative dentistry is the foundation for a beautiful and long-lasting smile. This is why we love being dentists. We like educating our patients on the importance of preventive dental health care and how to avoid future problems.
Periodontal Treatment
Gum disease is one of many dental disorders that go untreated because patients overlook the warning signs and symptoms. However, if gum disease is left untreated for a long time, it can lead to various health issues and concerns; therefore, you must get a comprehensive examination.