Additional Services

Delivering Results in One Day

We understand that your time is valuable. That’s why we offer a range of dental services that can deliver results in just one day. Our bridges-in-a-day, crowns-in-a-day, and on-site restoration services use advanced technology to create and place custom restorations and appliances in a single visit. This means you can enjoy a restored smile without the need for multiple appointments or temporary restorations.

Sleep Appliances

Our custom sleep appliances are designed to help patients with sleep apnea and other sleep-related disorders breathe easier and get a better night’s rest. We will work with you to create a customized sleep appliance that fits comfortably and securely in your mouth, allowing you to sleep soundly and wake up feeling refreshed.

Nightguards

A dental nightguard, also known as an occlusal splint, is a device designed to protect your teeth and jaw during sleep. It is typically made of a clear, rigid material and is custom-fitted to your teeth by a dentist or a dental laboratory.

The primary purpose of a dental nightguard is to prevent damage caused by teeth grinding or clenching, a condition known as bruxism. Bruxism can occur during sleep or even subconsciously during the day. It often leads to various dental problems such as tooth wear, cracked teeth, jaw pain, headaches, and muscle soreness.

It’s important to note that a dental nightguard should be custom-made to ensure a proper fit and effectiveness. Unlike traditional fabrication with messy impressions, long wait times, and bulky or uncomfortable lab nightguards; we use a digital scanner to make a nightguard that’s perfect for your unique dental anatomy.

If you suspect you may have bruxism or are experiencing symptoms related to teeth grinding or clenching, it is advisable to consult with a dentist. They can evaluate your condition, provide a diagnosis, and recommend appropriate treatment options, which may include the use of a nightguard.

Nightguard Benefits

By wearing a nightguard, you create a barrier between your upper and lower teeth, which helps to alleviate the negative effects of grinding or clenching. The device absorbs the forces generated by these habits, distributing them more evenly across your teeth and reducing the risk of dental damage.

A dental nightguard can be especially beneficial for individuals who have been diagnosed with bruxism or those who experience symptoms such as jaw pain, headaches, or tooth sensitivity upon waking up. It can also be recommended for patients who have undergone dental treatments like dental crowns, bridges, or dental implants to protect those restorations.