Preventative Services

Preventative services help you stay in the best oral health possible and stop disease before it can start. Regular exams, including x-rays, and professional teeth cleanings are the starting gates for prevention. Your dentist at Bliss Family Dentistry will provide guidance to help you maintain your at-home oral hygiene, and may suggest additional preventive treatments, if needed.

Dental Cleaning (Dental Hygiene)

Dental Cleaning: An essential piece of the oral hygiene puzzle, periodic dental cleanings will remove dental plaque, which prevents cavities, gingivitis and other ailments/diseases from developing. The American Dental Association recommends that patients receive dental cleanings at least twice per year, but could be more frequent depending on other factors.

Periodontics

Periodontics: Prevent and treat a variety of periodontal diseases, which formulate in your gums and can affect the entire mouth.

Dental Fillings

Dental Fillings: Restore the function and strength of your teeth to their natural healthy form.

Restorative Services

When a problem is found, your dentist will ensure you get timely and appropriate treatment. Probably the most common (and highly effective) dental restoration involves removing tooth decay and placing a filling in the affected tooth. But that’s not the only restorative procedure general dentists provide. They offer you a place to go when you need prompt treatment for dental trauma—for example, a broken, loosened or knocked-out tooth. General dentists can diagnose and treat the causes of tooth pain or periodontal (gum) disease. They may also offer treatments for missing teeth, place crowns or bridgework, and help you get fitted with dentures. Some provide more advanced treatments, such as root canal therapy, orthodontics, and dental implants, as well.

Dental Cleaning (Dental Hygiene)

Dental Cleaning: An essential piece of the oral hygiene puzzle, periodic dental cleanings will remove dental plaque, which prevents cavities, gingivitis and other ailments/diseases from developing. The American Dental Association recommends that patients receive dental cleanings at least twice per year, but could be more frequent depending on other factors.