Rim Dental

Deep cleaning includes cleaning beneath the gum line, typically recommended for those with signs of decay or disease.

Involves the use of CPAP machines for patients with more severe cases of sleep apnea.

Tooth-colored fillings that protect and restore teeth, providing a natural appearance and support.

Cosmetic dentistry is a broad field that can involve improving the alignment, color, position, shape, and size of the gums and teeth, which can lead t...

A procedure where a tooth-colored resin material is applied to the teeth to restore or improve their appearance.

Laminates can improve the whiteness of teeth and do not require much alteration to the tooth shape or enamel.

Veneers are thin coatings of porcelain or composite resin covering the teeth to repair minor damage and improve the appearance of stains or discolorat...

Involves polishing tools to remove surface enamel for smoothing out chips or unevenness.

Clear aligners for teeth straightening.

Thin shells of porcelain that are bonded to the front of teeth to improve aesthetics.

A smile makeover can help improve the appearance of your smile through a combination of at least two cosmetic dental procedures. Common treatments inc...

Thin porcelain coverings placed over front and sides of teeth to improve appearance and protect tooth surface.

A treatment for damage that enters the pulp and infects it, potentially necessary for a chipped tooth.

Includes thorough dental cleaning as part of the first visit.

Crowns help restore a tooth that has significant damage with a custom-sized cap that fits over the old tooth.

A thorough cleaning of teeth to combat moderate to severe gum disease.

Attempting to restore a damaged tooth with crowns or fillings, with extraction as a last resort.

Recommendations for proposed dental treatments will be made after examination.

Dentures and partial dentures fill any tooth loss gaps with false teeth. They help improve smiles, speech, and the ability to chew food comfortably.

Care administered to relieve mouth pain without prior scheduling, for issues like infections or missing teeth.

These dentures replace a complete set of teeth and sit directly on top of the gums. They can be placed immediately after tooth extraction or after a w...

Preventing gum disease which can cause tooth loss and other health issues.

Removal of wisdom teeth that do not erupt properly, causing pain and potential infection.

Replacement of cavity fillings or crowns to eliminate pain and reduce infection risk.

If the patient still has a number of healthy teeth left, the dentist may recommend partial dentures, which usually requires the use of a metal piece t...

Dental care to preserve teeth following accidents or dental trauma.

Root canals can save or repair teeth that have been damaged by infection or decay. A root canal procedure may require multiple office visits and consi...

Routine dental care includes dental cleaning and examinations.

Draining of pus from underneath teeth to alleviate pain and prevent serious infections.

Family dentists treat cavities and prevent tooth decay.

Professional treatment necessary for evaluation and treatment of a chipped tooth.

Cosmetic dental services include composite fillings, dental bonding, crowns, veneers, and implants.

A dental restoration used to replace one or more missing teeth by joining an artificial tooth to adjacent teeth.

Emergency dental care is essential for preventing severe pain, controlling infections, and addressing traumatic injuries to the mouth that may require...

Immediate dental care for urgent issues.

Professional dental care and comfort specifically for children, ensuring positive experiences at the dental office.

Some family dental practices provide orthodontic services, such as fitting for braces for children.

Family dentists serve patients of all ages, addressing their different oral health needs. They perform treatments in-house and encourage regular check...

Family dentists also treat children, often collaborating with pediatric dentists for infant patients.

Restoration procedures for cavities in both baby and permanent teeth.

They provide services aimed at preventing gum disease.

Complete removal of one or more teeth from the jaw bone to maintain oral health due to trauma, disease, or crowding.

Removing the third set of molars in the back of your mouth, which can cause pain, crowding issues, or other complications. It is generally performed u...

Medical attention for infection spreading from dental issues to the face.

Periodic checkups during treatment to assess the fit of the aligners and the progress in shifting teeth.

Dry socket treatment involves cleaning the socket and packing it with gauze to prevent infection and alleviate pain.

Treatment for a fractured tooth may include bonding, crown placement, root canals, or extraction depending on the severity.

Dental implants act as artificial tooth roots to support new replacement teeth. They function similarly to the teeth they are replacing, offering a pe...

Process of rebuilding the bone to strengthen it for dental implants.

A procedure to rebuild lost bone density in the jaw after tooth loss, essential for supporting dental implants.

Assistance and treatment throughout the dental implant process.

Durable titanium false teeth that can last up to 20 years with proper care, replacing a tooth's roots.

This method blends dental implants with dentures to hold them securely in place. They are not removable once placed.

Indirect fillings made from porcelain or composite materials used to repair decayed or damaged teeth.

Small button-like attachments added to teeth to help aligners stay in place, removed after treatment.

These dentures allow for removal while providing stability with dental implants. They snap into place for a snug fit.

Dental bridge fixed to surrounding teeth with a type of resin for a long-lasting solution.

Application of a plastic material to the crown of the tooth to protect against infection and decay.

Infections may require dental procedures such as disinfecting, sealing, or removal of the affected tooth, along with possible antibiotic prescriptions...

Pulpal inflammation often requires procedures to disinfect and seal the tooth or possibly removal.

Maintains the same goal as traditional deep cleaning but uses a dental laser to ease the process and avoid using metal tools.

Manipulates hard structures of the mouth such as teeth, providing high precision and minimal pain, suitable for procedures like cavity prevention and ...

An innovative way to treat a range of dental conditions using lasers for high precision and reduced pain. Suitable for various dental concerns includi...

Removes portion of gum tissue to expose more of the tooth.

Procedure that involves widening the jaw for dental implants when there is insufficient space.

A type of dental restoration that completely caps or encircles a tooth or dental implant.

Routine dental checkups for overall dental health.

Regular dental checkups are important for assessing oral health and removing plaque buildup.

Thorough oral examination to determine whether a patient has sleep apnea.

General oral health examinations and visits tailored for children's specific needs.

Water-flosser device that uses a stream of water to clean between the teeth and improve gingival health.

Includes brushing, flossing, and rinsing with mouthwash to maintain oral health.

Treatment that corrects teeth and jaws that are out of alignment.

Clear aligners, such as Invisalign, are removable mouthpieces made of clear plastic, providing an alternative to traditional braces for correcting ort...

A clear set of plastic aligners called 'trays' customized to fit each patient's mouth, designed to straighten teeth over time.

Traditional orthodontic treatment involving metal brackets and wires to correct crooked and crowded teeth.

Prescription of pain medication or antibiotics to aid in recovery from dental issues.

Our team will meet with you to discuss your pain tolerance and create a plan for pain management.

Also known as 'laughing gas,' relative analgesia consists of patients receiving a combination of oxygen and nitrous oxide through a mask fitted to the...

Your initial dental exam will take around one hour. The experienced team at Rim Dental will ask you questions, get to know your oral hygiene routine, ...

Family dentistry emphasizes prevention and regular checkups to catch issues early.

Recommended to help regenerate and strengthen bone during the bone grafting process.

The process of rebuilding or replacing damaged or missing teeth. This treatment can help patients restore their mouths from extensive damage, pervasiv...

A cosmetic procedure that involves applying a tooth-colored resin to repair or improve the appearance of teeth.

Conscious sedation is a form of intravenous (IV) sedation administered either by a sedation dentist or an anesthetist. Patients under conscious sedati...

Patients are still conscious but become drowsy and detached from their surroundings.

Patients may receive gas inhaled through a mask for minimal sedation, which wears off quickly.

Induces a deeper state of relaxation; patients may not remember much of the procedure.

A sedation dentist uses medication to provide patients with a safe and comfortable dental care experience, helping manage pain and anxiety during dent...

A surgical procedure where bone is added to the jaw to support dental implants.

Oral appliances to manage sleep apnea symptoms. Requires impressions of teeth and possible follow-up sleep tests.

Used after Invisalign treatment to maintain teeth in their new positions.

Professional whitening achieves long-lasting results by removing stains and discoloration. Teeth whitening at the dentist's office is the safest and m...

Professional teeth whitening to enhance smile appearance.

A professional whitening system administered by a dentist that brightens teeth several shades whiter. The treatment uses a gel formula made with hydro...

Professional cleaning of teeth to maintain oral hygiene.

A cosmetic dental procedure aimed at enhancing the whiteness of teeth.

Replanting a completely displaced tooth if immediate care is sought.

An initial consultation to discuss the treatment process and evaluate the patient's smile.

Diagnostic X-rays are essential to detect potential issues that an exam cannot.