Welcome to Your Dental Office

Everybody loves to a see a beautiful smile, and at Your Dental Office we are here to help keep your smile healthy and attractive for life. Healthy teeth do so much more than chew. They influence first impressions, and promote confidence so you can laugh without worry or embarrassment. At Your Dental Office, we know caring and gentle dentists don't just clean your teeth - they help maintain your vitality.

For dental care in a comfortable environment, bring your whole family to Your Dental Office!

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Frequently Asked Questions

When should my child have their first orthodontic evaluation?

What are dentures used for?

Dentures are using for replacing teeth that have been lost due to decay or disease. They fill out the area of your mouth that was once filled out by teeth and roots, also they help you eat and speak better.

What is the reason for getting dentures?

The ability to chew and speak better is not the only reason you should get dentures. They help keep a good diet, and allow the patient to look and feel better overall.

How can I help keep my child's teeth healthy?

To help keep your child’s teeth healthy it is important to monitor your child to make sure that he or she is brushing twice a day and flossing, also it is important to have a dental check up every 6 months.

What will the orthodontist do for my child?

An orthodontist focuses on modifying the jaw growth, thus they can identify skeletal causes of crooked teeth early to prevent the occurrence of crooked teeth.

What are composite fillings?

Composite fillings are a natural colored tooth filling that is used for small cavities or teeth reshaping.

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