Conditions We Treat - Richmond, VA

A single dental implant replaces one missing tooth with a strong, natural-looking solution. Dental implants can help restore your smile, chewing ability, and confidence.

An implant-supported bridge can replace several missing teeth without needing an implant for every tooth. Dental implants support the bridge for a strong, secure, and natural-looking smile.

Full arch dentistry replaces an entire upper or lower set of missing or damaged teeth. Full arch dental implants can provide a secure, comfortable smile that looks and feels natural.

Full smile reconstruction combines dental treatments to rebuild damaged, missing, or unhealthy teeth. Treatment may include dental implants, crowns, bridges, or other restorative dentistry options.

Tissue regeneration helps rebuild gum and bone tissue damaged by gum disease or tooth loss. Regenerative dental treatments can help create a healthier foundation for your teeth and dental implants.

Dental bone grafting helps rebuild bone that has been lost or weakened in the jaw. A bone graft may be recommended before dental implant surgery to create stronger support for an implant.

Periodontal disease is a gum infection that can cause bleeding gums, bad breath, gum recession, and tooth loss. Gum disease treatment helps control infection and protect the teeth, gums, and supporting bone.

A sinus lift adds bone to the upper jaw when there is not enough bone to support dental implants. This procedure can help prepare the area for safe and secure implant placement.

Sedation dentistry can help patients feel calm and comfortable during dental treatment. It may be helpful for patients with dental anxiety or those having longer or more complex dental procedures.

Guided surgery uses advanced dental imaging and planning technology to help place dental implants with precision. This technology allows your dentist to carefully plan implant position before treatment begins.

Oral pathology focuses on finding and evaluating unusual changes in the mouth, gums, tongue, and other oral tissues. An oral exam can help identify sores, lumps, lesions, or other changes that may need further testing.

Crown lengthening reshapes the gum tissue, and sometimes bone, to expose more of a tooth. It may be used to prepare a tooth for a dental crown or improve the appearance of a gummy smile.

Guided Biofilm Therapy uses advanced cleaning technology to remove plaque, bacteria, and biofilm from teeth, gums, dental implants, and restorations. PerioFlow® can clean hard-to-reach areas around implants and dental prosthetics to support healthier gums and long-term oral health.