Provide preventive services to monitor the patient’s oral health and general wellness, promote healthy habits, and catch signs of systemic problems early. This is accomplished by promoting semi-annual dental check-ups, professional dental cleanings, oral cancer screenings, fluoride treatments, dental sealants, nutritional counseling, oral hygiene education, tobacco cessation education, blood pressure & diabetes screenings, collaboration with other healthcare providers, and encouraging patient follow-up.  

Examine, diagnosis, and care for patients who require restorative services such as periodontal treatments, fillings, & root canal therapy to remedy existing dental disease. Manage complex esthetic and occlusal problems, as well as replace missing teeth and associated oral structures due to disease, dental sports injuries, and other trauma. The care of complex dental problems is accomplished through a comprehensive, multidisciplinary approach with options such as dental implants, conventional crown & bridge prosthetics, removable prosthetics, or a combination of these treatment modalities.  All treatment options include post-treatment maintenance protocols for an improved quality of life.

Support the medical diagnosis of mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) by fabricating prescription oral appliances. Patient comfort is key in customizing the design and materials of an oral appliance, such as mandibular advancement devices (MAD) or tongue-retaining devices (TRD). Collaboration with a Sleep Physicians for long-term management of the OSA medical diagnosis is essential to enhance the patient’s quality of life and sleep health.

Diagnosis and treat anatomical temporomandibular joint (TMJ) symptoms that often lead to temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD). Diagnosis is often a multidisciplinary approach with other providers.  Advanced diagnostic imaging is required to evaluate bone structure, detect pathology, disc position, joint space, and other anatomical details.   Non-surgical treatment approaches include occlusal splints, physical therapy, medication, and behavioral modification such as stress management and dietary changes.