COMPASSIONATE & quality care for all
By using open communication, state-of-the-art technology, and compassionate-focused care we hope each patient feels comfortable and empowered every step of the way. We are proud to partner with you to restore and maintain dental health.
General Dentistry Services
Preventative Dentistry
Diagnostic exams & x-rays
Cleaning & hygiene services
Sealants & fluoride treatments
Restorative & Esthetic Dentistry
Fillings
Crowns
Bridges
Veneers
Dentures
Complete
Partial
Removable
Implant-supported
Other Services
Pediatric Dentistry
Advanced imaging, including 3-D Cone Beam CT scans
Root Canals
Extractions & pre-prosthetic surgery
Implants - placement & restoration
Oral surgery
“This is a great dentist office with caring and attentive staff. They were wonderful in helping us with our father with early-onset alzheimer’s and diminishing communication capabilities. They took care of him and helped us - with great care, dignity and assistance.”
— NINA G.
“These guys are THE BEST! I was in such a good mood that I didn't even mind the painful gum-recession-measuring process. Seriously. They are some of the most delightful people I have ever met.”
- Caitlin C
Types of Sedation & Anesthesia
Nitrous Oxide
Nitrous Oxide is primarily used for mild sedation, so patients have an added layer of comfort during their appointment. This gas is administered through a mask that fits over the nose during treatment and has no lasting effect once the flow of gas has been stopped.
Oral Sedation
Mild-moderate sedation can provide relaxation and possibly amnesia of the dental visit. Patients using oral sedation will be given a prescription to be filled at their pharmacy in advance of their dental appointment. Patients using oral sedation will need to have a ride home and should have someone with them for several hours after as the medication wears off.
IV Sedation
With intravenous sedation, the patient maintains consciousness but is deeply sedated. We recommend this for extensive procedures (such as extractions) and for patients who have higher levels of anxiety. Patients using intravenous sedation will need to have a ride home from our office and should have someone with them for several hours after as the medication wears off.
General Anesthesia
We are uniquely equipped to provide in-office general anesthesia, which is often crucial for patients who are phobic, need extensive treatment, or who are otherwise unable to tolerate dental treatment while awake. Our hospital-grade anesthesia machine, custom general anesthesia suite, and physician anesthesiologist make these services convenient and cost-effective. For those who require care in a hospital setting, our dentists can also treat patients in the Swedish operating rooms.
We have experience and expertise in providing dental care to patients with all types of medical conditions, including, but not limited to, the following:
Heart failure, dysrhythmias, pre-valve replacements, and devices
Alzheimer’s and dementia
Neurodevelopmental disorders and intellectual disabilities
Phobias and anxiety
Autism spectrum and other neurodivergent populations
Pulmonary disorders including oxygen and/or ventilator-dependent patients
Kidney and liver disorders, particularly dialysis patients
Immunocompromised patients
Obesity-related conditions
Neurologic and movement disorders
Connective tissue diseases
Hemophilia and other bleeding disorders
Pre-transplant clearances and post-transplant immunosuppression support
Other complex medical conditions