Crowns

What are Exams ?

Imagine a dental exam as a check-up for your mouth and teeth, just like a doctor’s check-up for the rest of your body! It’s when the dentist takes a close look inside your mouth to make sure everything is healthy and happy.

Sometimes, the dentist will take special pictures called X-rays. These pictures let them see things they can’t see with just their eyes, like what’s going on inside your teeth and under your gums. It helps them find problems early.

What are Cleanings

Even if you brush really well, sometimes tiny bits of sticky stuff called plaque and hard, rough stuff called tartar can build up on your teeth, especially near your gums and in hard-to-reach spots. We use special little tools to gently scrape this stuff away. Think of it like carefully scraping mud off your shoes.

How often should I get a Cleaning & Exams ?

Regular dental cleanings and exams every 6 months are crucial for maintaining optimal oral health. These appointments also enable early detection of any potential issues.

Home Care Tips

Brush twice daily for 2 minutes using fluoride toothpaste

Floss every day to remove food between teeth

Rinse with mouthwash to keep germs away

Limit sugary snacks and drinks

Replace your toothbrush regularly (every 3–4 months)

Do not use teeth as tools (no opening bottles or packages)

Visit the dentist every 6 months for cleanings and check-ups

Services

Everything your child needs for a healthy, happy smile under one roof.

Crowns

What are dental crowns?

Think of a crown (cap) as a protective helmet or a new outer shell for a damaged tooth. It’s a tooth-shaped covering that fits snugly over the entire visible portion of a tooth.

What are crowns made of?

Stainless steel crowns (SSCs): These are the most common type for back teeth. They are strong, durable, and cost-effective. They have a silver appearance.

Zirconia crowns: These are tooth-colored and offer a more aesthetic option, especially for front teeth. They are also very strong.

Why are crowns beneficial for children?

Severely decayed teeth: When a cavity is too large for a regular filling to fix and the tooth is weakened.

Fractured or chipped teeth: To restore the tooth’s shape and function.

Developmental defects: To cover teeth that haven’t formed properly.

After pulp therapy: To protect and strengthen a tooth that has undergone pulp therapy (like a root canal for a baby tooth).

Home Care Tips

Maintain excellent daily oral hygiene at home

Floss regularly to remove plaque between teeth

Limit sugary snacks and drinks that cause tooth decay

Schedule routine dental checkups for early problem detection

Smiles Shared by Our Patients

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Jessica Flores

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I take my daughter to this dentist and never regret it it’s always a pleasure dealing with the doctor and the receptionist. They work very well and always do a great job on the cleanings. Would definitely recommend going here.

Javier Munoz

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Liz Flores

Great experience! This was Noah’s first dental visit. The doctors and staff made Noah feel comfortable, it was a very positive experience for us. Thank you!

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I verify my coverage before the appointment?

Yes! We handle insurance for both pediatric dental care and orthodontic treatments. We’ll confirm what your plan covers and help you understand any out-of-pocket costs.

Can I use insurance for braces or aligners?

Yes! Many insurance plans offer partial coverage for braces or clear aligners, especially for children and teens. Our team will check your plan details and let you know exactly how much is covered and what your estimated cost will be.

What if my insurance isn’t listed on your accepted providers?

No problem! Even if your insurance provider isn’t listed, we can still review your plan and guide you on reimbursement options. We’ll help you understand your benefits and the best way to use them.

Will I have any surprise costs at the clinic?

No — transparency is important to us. Before starting any treatment, we’ll clearly explain all costs, insurance coverage, and any possible additional charges so there are no surprises.

Do you assist with filing insurance claims?

Absolutely! We take care of submitting insurance claims on your behalf and work directly with your provider. If any documents or follow-ups are needed, our team will guide you through the process.