A dentist is a trained professional who helps care for the teeth and mouth. Visiting your dentist regularly can help you maintain good dental health, which may have a positive effect on your overall well-being.

Dentist in Orlando must complete a path of study similar to that of medical doctors in order to become licensed in this state. They must also engage in active clinical practice to keep their license.

Dental Services

DENTAL EXAM & CLEANING services are the cornerstone of good oral health. They allow us to detect problems in their earliest stages saving you discomfort, time and money. Our routine dental exams help you maintain a healthy mouth for life.

Root canal therapy is a common procedure used to treat infected tooth nerves. When left untreated, these nerves can lead to a dental abscess resulting in severe pain and infection of the surrounding tissue.

Dental crowns restore a tooth’s shape, size and strength by fully encasing the visible portion of your tooth or dental implant. Dental sealants are a protective coating painted onto your teeth that prevent cavities from forming in the grooves of your back teeth. Our orthodontic services provide solutions for straightening crooked teeth and correcting bite problems. Using the innovative Invisalign clear aligner system, we can correct misaligned teeth without traditional metal braces. We also offer the Invisalign Teen program designed to fit a younger patient’s lifestyle.

Invisalign

If you or your teen want straighter teeth without the distraction of metal braces, you may be a good candidate for Invisalign in Orlando. This modern orthodontic treatment uses clear aligners to correct the alignment of your teeth and bite. This can help reduce problems such as crooked or crowded teeth and an improper bite, which can lead to long-term dental issues that can be costly and inconvenient to repair.

The aligners can be removed to eat and clean your teeth, which makes it easier to maintain a healthy oral hygiene routine during treatment. Plus, the trays can be easily replaced when necessary.

Most (PPO) dental insurance plans provide coverage for Invisalign as a cosmetic procedure. However, if you or your child have a medical condition like an underbite, overbite, crossbite, or open bite, you may need to opt for traditional braces instead of Invisalign. Our friendly team will be happy to discuss your options.

Dental Implants

Dental implants are a lifelike alternative to dentures and bridges. They can be fashioned to replace one missing tooth, several teeth, or even an entire arch.

The first step in the process involves numbing the area where the implant will be placed. The surgeon then drills holes into the jaw bone and inserts a post that will eventually hold the artificial tooth. The site will heal for a few months, and a temporary restoration can be worn in the meantime.

If the bone is too soft or thin, a bone graft may be needed before an implant can be inserted. This involves taking bone from another area in your body or using a synthetic bone substitute.

Nuvia offers a comprehensive dental implant treatment that allows you to replace multiple teeth with an all-on-4 implant-supported denture. The process can take months, but it will give you a natural-looking smile that will last for years to come.

Teeth Whitening

A bright, white smile is a sign of good health. Over time, however, teeth can become stained and yellowed, affecting the overall appearance of your smile. Several different teeth whitening options can lift these unsightly stains, leaving your teeth lighter and brighter.

Teeth whitening is typically performed by bleaching, which restores the natural color of the tooth enamel. It is a safe, efficient, and budget-friendly treatment that can produce impressive results. However, it is important to note that the effects are not permanent and a touch-up may be required if you regularly consume staining foods and drinks or smoke.

The most common side effects associated with teeth whitening are tooth sensitivity and tissue irritation. These symptoms are temporary and usually disappear within a few days of stopping or beginning the treatment. If they persist, contact us to discuss alternative lightening methods such as veneers or bonding.