UT Dentistry

Comprehensive examination of children's dental health.

Custom-made to replace missing teeth. Can be full (all teeth on the top or bottom of the mouth) or partial (connects to existing teeth to fill a space...

Performed when the pulp inside your tooth becomes infected or irritated. Involves numbing the area, drilling a hole to access the pulp, removing infec...

Patients who do not have enough room in their mouth for their third molars may need to have them removed to prevent a number of problems. The procedur...

Diagnostic and treatment services for oral health issues, including examinations, cleanings, and various dental procedures.

Restoration service for cavities in children's teeth.

Artificial tooth roots inserted into the jaw to support replacement teeth.

Evaluation and treatment for temporomandibular joint disorders to relieve muscle spasms and joint pain. Treatment options include pain relievers, musc...

Includes resting the jaw, eating soft foods, applying ice and heat, and practicing good posture.

Reserved for severe cases, including arthroscopy and open joint repair, generally only considered if other treatments are unsuccessful.

Various treatments for temporomandibular joint disorders.

Caps placed over damaged teeth to restore their shape and function.

A temporary, clear plastic appliance that fits over teeth to reduce clenching and grinding, relax muscles, and protect the jaw joint.

With an oral examination and x-rays of the mouth, our doctors can evaluate the position of the wisdom teeth and predict if there are present or future...

Involves bite correction for TMJ disorders which may include orthodontics, bite adjustment, or restorative dental work as necessary.

Dental devices used to align and straighten teeth.

Clear plastic aligners are switched out every two weeks to gradually move teeth into the right position.

Fixed braces placed on the back side of the teeth, using steady pressure to slowly move the teeth to the right position.

Self-ligating braces use a gate mechanism to move teeth, often lessening treatment length. This replaces the needs for rubber bands, making the braces...

Surgery may be needed if a bite is severely out of alignment. For adults, braces and surgery may be required as bones have matured.

The most common form of braces. Metal or clear brackets are attached to teeth to slowly reposition them by applying steady pressure. The braces will b...

Specialized dental care for children, often involving sedation for anxiety management.

Provided to children who are undergoing long, complex procedures or may be a little nervous visiting a dentist.