SERVICES + PATIENT EDUCATION
Know what’s happening.
Choose with confidence.
Clear, useful explanations of common dental treatments—why they may be recommended, what the visit involves, and what comes next.
EXPLORE BY GOAL
PREVENT + PROTECT
Keep small concerns small.
Preventive visits help us spot changes early, protect healthy tooth structure, and tailor home-care advice to you.
Dental exam & digital X-raysA complete view of teeth, gums, bite, and bone+
What it is
A clinical evaluation paired with images that reveal areas we cannot see directly, such as decay between teeth or changes below the gumline.
When it helps
Routine prevention, new-patient baselines, tooth pain, sensitivity, swelling, or monitoring previous dental work.
What to expect
Comfortable digital images followed by a tooth-by-tooth and gum evaluation. We review findings with you and separate urgent needs from items that can be watched.
Professional cleaningRemove buildup brushing and flossing cannot+
What it is
A preventive visit that removes plaque, tartar, and surface stain while helping keep gums healthy.
When it helps
Most healthy patients benefit from regular cleanings. Your interval may change based on gum health and individual risk.
What to expect
Gentle scaling and polishing, a gum-health check, and practical recommendations for home care.
Gum therapyCare for inflammation and periodontal disease+
What it is
Deep cleaning, also called scaling and root planing, removes hardened buildup beneath the gums so inflamed tissue can heal.
When it helps
Bleeding gums, persistent bad breath, gum recession, deep periodontal pockets, or bone loss.
What to expect
Areas are numbed for comfort and may be treated in sections. Periodontal maintenance visits help protect the improvement afterward.
REPAIR + PRESERVE
Save strength and function.
Restorative care removes disease or repairs damage while preserving as much natural tooth structure as possible.
Tooth-colored fillingRepair a small or moderate cavity+
What it is
Decay is removed and the space is rebuilt with a durable composite material selected to blend with your tooth.
When it helps
Cavities, small chips, worn edges, or replacement of a failing restoration.
What to expect
The tooth is numbed, cleaned, bonded, shaped, and polished—often in one visit. Temporary temperature sensitivity can occur.
Dental crownReinforce a weakened or heavily restored tooth+
What it is
A custom covering that surrounds the visible tooth to restore strength, shape, and appearance.
When it helps
Large fractures, extensive decay, a large old filling, severe wear, or protection after root canal treatment.
What to expect
The tooth is prepared and scanned for a precise restoration. Depending on the case, a temporary crown may protect the tooth while the final crown is made.
Root canal therapyTreat infection inside a tooth+
What it is
Inflamed or infected tissue inside the tooth is removed, the inner space is disinfected, and the tooth is sealed.
When it helps
Lingering hot or cold pain, severe biting pain, deep decay, trauma, or infection near the root.
What to expect
The area is fully numbed. Most patients describe the appointment as similar to receiving a filling. A crown is often recommended afterward for strength.
REPLACE MISSING TEETH
Rebuild the complete smile.
Replacement options differ in feel, maintenance, timeline, and investment. We compare them side by side.
Dental implantA fixed replacement designed to function like a tooth+
What it is
A small implant placed in the jaw supports a custom crown, bridge, or denture without relying on a removable adhesive.
When it helps
One missing tooth, several missing teeth, or improved stability for a full-arch restoration.
What to expect
Planning includes 3D imaging and a review of bone and gum health. Healing time allows the implant to integrate before the final tooth is attached.
BridgeA fixed solution supported by neighboring teeth+
What it is
A custom restoration that fills a gap by connecting the replacement tooth to crowns on adjacent teeth.
When it helps
One or more neighboring teeth are missing and a fixed, non-removable option is preferred.
What to expect
Supporting teeth are prepared and scanned. A temporary protects the area while the final bridge is crafted.
Full or partial denturesRemovable options for multiple missing teeth+
What it is
A custom removable appliance that restores appearance and function. Implants may be used to add stability.
When it helps
Several or all teeth are missing, or a removable approach best fits health, timing, or budget.
What to expect
Planning focuses on fit, bite, facial support, and natural appearance. Adjustments are normal as your mouth adapts.
COSMETIC DENTISTRY
Refine what makes you smile.
Cosmetic planning starts with your goals, then protects health and function while improving appearance.
Professional whiteningLift stains with dentist-supervised treatment+
What it is
Professional-strength whitening brightens natural enamel more predictably than over-the-counter products.
When it helps
Yellowing or surface stain from age, coffee, tea, wine, or tobacco. It does not change the color of crowns or fillings.
What to expect
We review sensitivity and existing dental work first, then recommend an in-office or take-home approach.
Bonding & veneersImprove shape, symmetry, color, or spacing+
What it is
Bonding uses tooth-colored resin for conservative changes. Veneers are thin custom coverings for broader or longer-lasting transformations.
When it helps
Chips, gaps, uneven edges, discoloration, small teeth, or smile asymmetry.
What to expect
We compare conservative and comprehensive options, preview proportions, and discuss maintenance before treatment begins.
ORTHODONTICS
Guide teeth into healthier positions.
Alignment can improve appearance, bite function, hygiene, and long-term wear—not just create straighter teeth.
Clear alignersRemovable, discreet orthodontic treatment+
What it is
A planned series of nearly invisible trays that gradually moves teeth without brackets and wires.
When it helps
Crowding, spacing, relapse after previous braces, and selected bite concerns in teens and adults.
What to expect
Digital scans create your plan. Aligners are worn most of the day, removed for eating and brushing, and changed on schedule.
Braces & orthodontic evaluationPrecise correction for developing and adult smiles+
What it is
Brackets and wires apply controlled forces to guide tooth position and bite relationships.
When it helps
Complex crowding, bite imbalance, growth-related concerns, or cases where fixed appliances offer better control.
What to expect
Records document your starting point, then scheduled adjustments guide progress. Retainers protect the result after treatment.
URGENT DENTAL CARE
In pain or worried about a tooth?
Call promptly for severe pain, swelling, trauma, a broken tooth, or a lost restoration. Facial swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or serious injury may require emergency medical care.
This guide provides general information. The right option depends on an examination, imaging when appropriate, your health history, and your goals. Dr. Fazli will explain the benefits, risks, alternatives, expected timeline, and fees before treatment.
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