Westover Hills Family Dental

Advanced imaging technology for better diagnosis and treatment planning.

All-porcelain crowns have a natural look and are indistinguishable from natural teeth, made using advanced ceramics.

Natural-looking tooth fillings made from composite resin that match the natural tooth color.

Also known as 'bonding', composite fillings are used instead of amalgam fillings to repair teeth with cavities.

Fixes minor cracks or chips in teeth, protect them from further trauma and can brighten a tooth.

Cosmetic dentistry includes a wide array of tools and techniques for improving the look of your smile, such as whitening, shaping, closing spaces, and...

The process of bonding tooth-colored resin to the teeth to mask imperfections, fill cavities, repair decayed teeth, or change the shape of a tooth. It...

Ultra-thin veneers applied over teeth for a natural looking smile without extensive preparation or tooth reduction compared to traditional veneers.

Custom-made covering that encases the entire tooth surface.

Wafer-thin porcelain or ceramic shells that are placed over natural teeth for aesthetic restoration.

Used to fill cavities that are too large for regular fillings.

Porcelain veneers are custom-designed thin pieces of porcelain that are permanently bonded to teeth to improve their appearance. They can cover imperf...

Involves repairing and restoring damaged, decayed or dislodged teeth.

Through the Primescan and other high-tech equipment, we deliver faster, more precise, and anxiety-free care.

A patented, easy and painless way to obtain a beautiful smile. It fits over your own teeth to provide a natural looking smile, even for gaps, crooked,...

Various treatment options to restore missing teeth and enhance the overall appearance of your smile.

Thin, durable porcelain shells bonded to the front of teeth to correct issues such as broken, discolored, misshapen, or widely spaced teeth, can also ...

Comprehensive dental evaluations for overall oral health.

Complete dentures replace an entire arch and are placed after a few months of total tooth loss to allow the gums to heal.

Dentures for full or partial tooth loss

A periodontal procedure that can be part of gum contouring.

Includes a dental exam, removal of calculus (tartar), removal of plaque, and teeth polishing.

Placed on the tooth after a root canal to keep it protected.

Dental crowns, also called caps, fit over worn or damaged teeth. They serve a cosmetic purpose, restoring a discolored tooth to its former hue. Crowns...

Used to restore chipped, cracked, or decayed teeth. Materials may include gold, silver amalgam, composite resin, or porcelain. The choice of filling d...

Indirect dental restorations made outside of the mouth to treat cavities that are too large for fillings.

Dentures are a type of prosthesis used to accommodate missing teeth and can be removable or bonded/implanted. They can be complete or partial, dependi...

Immediate care for dental issues.

Dental examination, including x-rays and prophylaxis cleaning

Treatment to reverse gum disease in its early stages.

A method to drain the abscess.

Sedation option for increased comfort during dental procedures.

Same-day crowns made with advanced technology.

Partial dentures and similar forms of bridgework are intended to replace several teeth that have been lost or had to be removed due to decay or injury...

A root canal, also called endodontic therapy, treats teeth that have become severely damaged, allowing the nerves and soft inner pulp of the tooth to ...

Treatment for infected tooth roots

A non-surgical treatment procedure that involves removing plaque and tartar below the gumline, also known as deep cleaning, to help gums reattach to t...

Temporary crowns protect a damaged tooth while the permanent crown is being made. Your dentist may fit you with a temporary crown during the restorati...

Procedure to remove teeth, often wisdom teeth, which may become problematic due to impaction or other dental issues.

Same-day emergency dental appointments available.

A dental bridge spans the gap where a missing tooth once was, filling the space with a synthetic tooth. It requires reshaping the abutment teeth and c...

Services like regular checkups, fillings, or tooth cleanings are all important for the dental health of both adults and children.

If someone has an emergency, under normal circumstances, we will try and see you that day provided it is during our scheduled hours. Call us if you ha...

Dental care tailored specifically for children.

Synthetic materials used to fill cavities after tooth decay has been removed, available in various materials including composites, gold, or ceramic.

The dentist will perform a complete oral examination and discuss any treatment you may need. The examination can identify conditions such as tooth dec...

Removal of teeth that are damaged or problematic.

Extraction of wisdom teeth

A necessary periodontal procedure that may accompany gum contouring.

Dental implants are medical-grade titanium screws that serve as roots for new teeth. They are designed to fuse permanently with human bones and requir...

Extensive dental restoration that completely covers or surrounds a damaged tooth due to a large cavity.

A fixed bridge consists of a replacement tooth that fits a gap in your dentition and permanent crowns capping the abutment teeth on either side of the...

Uses two or more titanium implants to anchor a restoration in place, replacing a traditional bridge that requires healthy teeth on either side to supp...

Crowns placed on top of dental implants to restore function and appearance.

Utilizes a few strategically-placed titanium implants to hold a full or partial denture in place when several or all teeth are missing.

Surgical placement of dental implants to replace missing teeth.

Dental implant procedure with tooth replacement

Advanced digital scanning for better dental impressions.

Uses bone and tissue-grafting procedures to fill in the indented area of the jaw and gums after tooth loss, creating a smooth gum line for restoration...

Also known as partial dentures, removable bridges are not permanently affixed to neighboring teeth and are easy to keep clean. Typically cost less tha...

Dental crowns for teeth restoration

Your dentist can make an accurate diagnosis and determine if the source of facial pain is a result from bruxism health.

Utilizing CBCT 3D imaging for enhanced precision in dental treatments.

Made from precious metals for durability and strength, all-metal crowns are often used for molars and offer outstanding longevity.

A dental sealant is a thin plastic film painted on the chewing surfaces of molars and premolars to prevent cavities. Sealants act as a physical barrie...

An effective treatment option for sleep apnea that repositions the jaw and tongue to improve airflow.

Used to cushion your teeth during athletic and recreational activity, protecting them from injury.

Custom-made night guards are designed to prevent bruxism (teeth grinding) and protect against jaw disorders, headaches, and damaged teeth.

Valerie's passion is not only cleaning teeth but educating her patients on why oral health is so important and how it connects to their overall health...

Routine checkups to ensure the continued health of your teeth and gums, detecting problems early and allowing for conservative treatment.

Systemic effects are obtained through ingestion of liquids with natural fluoride levels, including fluoridated water and supplements.

Straightening teeth with orthodontics or custom-made, clear, removable aligners.

A clear aligner treatment system used to straighten teeth without the need for traditional metal braces.

A perfect option for teenagers who want to enjoy straighter teeth and a more attractive smile without having to feel self conscious about the appearan...

Customized treatment plans to improve oral health and achieve a confident smile for adults.

Consultation with an orthodontist to evaluate priorities and budget regarding Invisalign or braces treatment.

Extraction of wisdom teeth, typically handled by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon on an outpatient basis.

Makes the patient unaware of the treatment, as if they were relaxing.

Nitrous oxide (better known as laughing gas) can help relax you during dental treatment. It is administered through a scented nose piece, creating a f...

Therapy to help eliminate stress and improve muscle tension in the jaw.

Preventive measures to safeguard against changes in alignment of teeth.

Routine dental cleaning

Treatment to address localized infection in teeth before it spreads.

Necessary procedures that may be performed alongside gum contouring.

Repair technique to restore appearance of chipped teeth.

Finding ways to relax — Because everyday stress seems to be a major cause of bruxism, anything that reduces stress can help: listening to music, readi...

Unspecified dental service

Intravenous sedation with a combination of drugs administered by a Dental Anesthesiologist, making the patient sleepy and unaware of the treatment.

Use of sedative pills often in combination with nitrous oxide, making the patient very sleepy and unaware of the treatment.

Helps children relax during dental procedures.

A method of using FDA-approved medication to induce a calm, relaxed state during dental treatments, including routine checkups and cosmetic procedures...

Providing a comfortable dental experience through sedation.

A bone graft procedure performed when there is extreme bone loss in the maxilla, often necessary for dental implant placement.

Involves placing grafted tissues at sites of damage to stimulate regrowth.

A minor surgical procedure used to recreate bone in areas of the mouth where it has been lost due to various causes, including periodontitis, traumati...

Designed to restore your gum line by attaching a thin piece of tissue to the area of recession, covering the exposed root, and stabilizing the gum. Us...

Wearing an appliance while sleeping — custom-made by your dentist to fit your teeth, the appliance slips over the upper teeth and protects them from g...

A procedure that removes the abscess, filling and sealing it off afterward.

Pocket reduction surgery that involves pulling the gums away from the teeth to remove tartar and bacteria near damaged bone.

Teeth whitening involves a chemical reaction that penetrates the enamel of the teeth to bleach stains below the surface. Hydrogen peroxide or carbamid...

In-Office Whitening: This procedure is performed in your dentist’s office where a professional-grade bleaching agent is applied to teeth with a specia...

A teeth cleaning most likely will be performed during your first visit, or might be scheduled for a follow-up visit depending on the condition of your...

In-office teeth-whitening procedures are available and typically take around 45 minutes to complete, using a special light to speed up the whitening p...

Dental whitening treatment performed in-office

Often very affordable and comparable to the cost of braces; total costs are dependent upon the scope of the treatment and how long the treatment will ...

Whitening treatment to enhance the brightness of your teeth.

Cleaning process that involves scaling tartar buildup to prevent gum disease and polishing teeth.

Take-home kits provided by your dentist contain stronger chemicals than over-the-counter products and produce results more quickly.

Safe, effective procedures to resolve stains and discolorations on teeth.

Dental fillings that replace damaged parts of a tooth due to injury or decay; preserves the integrity of the tooth and prevents further damage.

A procedure performed in conjunction with flap surgery to allow gums and bone tissues to regenerate normally.

Professional topical treatments are completed in a dentist’s office, including mouth rinses, foams, and gels that contain more fluoride than self-appl...

Self-applied fluoride dental products at home include fluoridated toothpaste and mouthwash.

Antiviral medication provided by the dentist to control cold sore outbreaks and relieve pain or irritation.

Treatment that helps remineralize tooth enamel and reduce the risk of developing cavities.

Using digital imaging technology to take pictures of the jaw line, teeth, and soft tissues, helping to identify cavities, hidden wisdom teeth, and bon...

Also known as dental radiographs, dental X-rays use controlled pulses of radiation to create images of the internal structures of the jaw and mouth. T...