General dentistry
Your first appointment establishes you as a patient. It generally includes a screening, a review of your medical history, and an exam with a cleaning and X-rays.
Services
Everything we do,
in plain language.
From regular checkups to full-mouth restoration, your plan starts with understanding your individual needs.
Everyday care
Exams and cleanings that keep small problems small.
Hygiene and preventative services
Routine cleanings, plus deep cleaning (scaling and root planing) when your hygienist finds gum pockets of 5 millimeters or more.
Repair and restore
Options for damaged, worn or missing teeth.
Fillings and bonding
A filling removes the damaged part of a tooth and seals the space to block further damage. Fillings are made with resins or a combination of materials.
Crowns and veneers
A crown is a tooth-shaped cap designed and colored to match your teeth. A veneer is an ultra-thin porcelain layer, custom made and bonded to the tooth's surface.
Implant restorations
An implant has three parts: a titanium post in the jaw, an abutment, and a crown that acts as the replacement tooth.
Dentures, partials and implant-supported dentures
Dentures can improve your appearance, reduce or eliminate pain, and bring back the foods you enjoy. Fit depends on the shape of your gums and ridges.
Gums and jaw
Treatment for conditions that are easy to ignore early on.
Periodontal treatments
Gum disease can be treated, and even prevented entirely. The right treatment depends on your circumstances and how far the condition has progressed.
TMD / TMJ
For jaw pain, aching near the ear, or popping when you chew. Most cases can be treated without invasive procedures.
Your smile
Changes to how your teeth look, planned around you.
Cosmetic dentistry
Smile makeovers are individual. A plan can include veneers, composite bonding, implants and teeth whitening.
Invisalign (clear braces)Free consultation
Eliminates crowding, closes spaces, and corrects some cases of protruded upper front teeth. A free consultation will tell you whether you would benefit.
Dental emergencies
Something hurts right now?
Emergencies often need prompt care. Office hours are Monday to Thursday, 8 AM to 5 PM.
Call (608) 829-0101- Severe toothache
- Rinse gently, avoid chewing on that side, and call as soon as possible.
- Cracked or broken tooth
- Save any pieces, rinse with warm water, and avoid biting down on it.
- Knocked-out tooth
- Hold it by the crown, avoid touching the root, and keep it moist in milk or saliva while seeking immediate care.
- Lost filling or crown
- Keep it if you have it, and avoid sticky or hard foods until your visit.
Not sure which of these you need? That's what the first visit is for. See how it works.
Come see us
on Junction Road.
515 Junction Rd, Ste 2000, Madison, WI 53717
- Monday
- 8 AM – 5 PM
- Tuesday
- 8 AM – 5 PM
- Wednesday
- 8 AM – 5 PM
- Thursday
- 8 AM – 5 PM
- Friday
- Closed
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed