Digital x-rays have many advantages over regular film x-rays including: Immediate viewing of the imaged area with significantly less radiation exposure for the patient. Prodental can then print or copy your digital x-ray images. They can also be sent electronically to  your insurance company, which may help claims get processed faster. Digital x-rays are environmentally friendly, eliminating the need for film and film processing chemicals.

Patients appreciate the fact that they get less exposure to radiation with digital x-rays, it can control the resolution for lower radiation exposure. Seeing the excellent quality and  clarity of the images create the most accurate and detailed information available. The scans can easily and securely be sent electronically to referring dentists.

Bridges are the traditional way of replacing missing teeth. A dental bridge is a false tooth, fused between two porcelain crowns to fill in the area left by a missing tooth. The two crowns holding it in place are attached to teeth on each side of the false tooth. If you are missing out on one or more than one tooth, then a dental crown or bridge are the best solution for you. According to dentists, a crown is used when a tooth is damaged or fractured, while a bridge is used when one or more than one tooth is missing

Dentures support your facial muscles and can increase your self-esteem, improving your appearance and smile, which can improve your speech, allowing the patients to eat food they wouldn’t otherwise be able to eat. Nowadays, dentures are designed to be functional, comfortable, and easily removed, which allows you to quickly and thoroughly clean them. Most dental insurance benefit plans cover dentures.

Keeping the teeth healthy is very important for aesthetic reasons and proper maintenance of satisfactory function of the mouth. Permanent teeth (the set of teeth that grows after milk teeth are removed in childhood) are meant to last a lifetime. However, there are reasons and cases where tooth extraction may be necessary. Among these reasons are Damage – Tooth | Crowded Mouth | Impacted Teeth | Infection – Damage | Risk of Infection | Periodontal Disease or Gum Disease

Numerous gingivitis patients suffer from severe gum bleeding and bone loss.  What is laser gum treatment or LANAP? Laser Treatment is an advanced technique for your doctor to treat periodontal (gum) disease and save many teeth that were previously considered hopeless. A laser light is used to gently remove and also killing harmful bacteria and diseased tissue from the gum pocket.This helps reduce bleeding and swelling of gums