Comprehensive Dental Care
At Riverside Smiles, we are committed to offering a range of dental services designed to meet your family's needs. Our approach combines expert care with a personal touch to ensure the best outcomes for your dental health.
What We Do
General Dentistry
Our general dentistry services focus on maintaining your oral health through routine exams, cleanings, and preventive care. We aim to keep your smile healthy and bright, addressing any concerns with precision and care.
Teeth Whitening
Achieve a brighter smile with our professional teeth whitening treatments. Our solutions are tailored to enhance the natural beauty of your teeth safely and effectively, giving you a confident, radiant smile.
Invisalign
For those seeking a discreet way to straighten their teeth, our Invisalign treatments offer a clear, comfortable alternative to traditional braces. Enjoy the benefits of a beautifully aligned smile without the visibility of metal braces.
Keeping your teeth clean every day is one of the most important things you can do to keep your smile healthy. Regular dental exams and dental cleanings at the dentist are important, too. At our office, we will examine your teeth, and then customize your cleaning as part of your overall dental health plan.
Check Ups & Cleaning
If the reason you are unhappy with your smile is mainly cosmetic, our practice offers several possible solutions, including whitening and veneers to brighten or enhance the look of your teeth, quickly and easily.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Crowns can replace existing crowns and fillings as well as restore severely damaged teeth. Bridges are a permanent option to replace missing teeth, give you back your smile, and improve your oral health. We currently offer tooth-colored cosmetic crowns and bridges to restore function as well as aesthetics.
Crowns & Bridges
Partial dentures are a removable option to replace single missing teeth or multiple missing teeth in different parts of the mouth. Missing teeth affect not only your smile, but chewing and speaking as well. We currently offer metal free partial dentures that blend naturally into your gums and are lightweight.
Partial Dentures
Most people need at least one dental filling in their lifetime. Fillings are most commonly used to treat cavities. They’re also used to repair cracked or broken teeth, or teeth that have been worn down over time.
At our office, we use all the latest techniques and equipment to help make the experience as comfortable as possible. And once your treatment is complete, we’ll talk you through how to keep a healthy mouth in the future.
Fillings
A root canal is the space between the root and the tooth. If the pulp tissue or nerve inside your tooth becomes inflamed or infected, it can become tender and you may need a root canal procedure. The most common cause is tooth decay, but other causes include trauma, multiple fillings, or a tooth needing a crown.
At our office, we use the most up-to-date procedures, so your experience is as comfortable as possible.
Root Canal
More than 75% of Americans suffer from some form of gum disease - also called periodontal disease - and many don’t even know it. The symptoms include bleeding, bad breath and sore, swollen gums. Gum disease creates gaps between the teeth and gums, and the infected gum starts to separate from the tooth. These gaps, known as pockets, can become deeper over time, trapping food and creating an environment for bacteria to grow. The deeper they are, the more your risk of permanent tooth damage and even tooth loss.
Periodontal Disease
Restore your smile and confidence with dental implants, a permanent solution that looks and feels like natural teeth. Enjoy durable, long-lasting results.
Dental Implants
Many people are affected by TMJ. TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint. It is the joint that connects the lower jaw to the bone on each side of the head. The joint is stabilized by muscles that make it possible to open and close the mouth. Severe pain, discomfort or tenderness in or around these joints is referred to as a TMJ disorder. Night guards are an effective way to prevent TMJ disorders by reducing teeth grinding and clenching during sleep. They help alleviate jaw pain and protect your teeth from damage.
TMJ & Night Guards
Check Ups
Keeping your teeth clean every day is one of the most important things you can do to keep your smile healthy. Regular dental exams and dental cleanings at the dentist are important, too. At our office, we will examine your teeth, and then customize your cleaning as part of your overall dental health plan
Cosmetic Dentistry
If the reason you are unhappy with your smile is mainly cosmetic, our office practices offer several possible solutions, including whitening and veneers to brighten or enhance the look of your teeth, quickly and easily.
Crowns & Bridges
Crowns can replace existing crowns and fillings as well as restore severely damaged teeth. Bridges are a permanent option to replace missing teeth, give you back your smile, and improve your oral health. We currently offer metal-free cosmetic crowns and bridges to restore function as well as aesthetics.
Partial Dentures
Partial dentures are a removable option to replace single missing teeth or multiple missing teeth in different parts of the mouth. Missing teeth affect not only your smile, but chewing and speaking as well. We currently offer metal free partial dentures that blend naturally into your gums and are lightweight.
Fillings
Most people need at least one dental filling in their lifetime. Fillings are most commonly used to treat cavities. They’re also used to repair cracked or broken teeth, or teeth that have been worn down over time.
At our office, we use all the latest techniques and equipment to help make the experience as comfortable as possible. And once your treatment is complete, we’ll talk you through how to keep a healthy mouth in the future.
Root Canal
A root canal is the space between the root and the tooth. If the pulp tissue or nerve inside your tooth becomes inflamed or infected, it can become tender and you may need a root canal procedure. The most common cause is tooth decay, but other causes include trauma, multiple fillings, or a tooth needing a crown.
At our office, we use the most up-to-date procedures, so your experience is as comfortable as possible.
Periodontal Disease
More than 75% of Americans suffer from some form of gum disease - also called periodontal disease - and many don’t even know it. The symptoms include bleeding, bad breath and sore, swollen gums. Gum disease creates gaps between the teeth and gums, and the infected gum starts to separate from the tooth. These gaps, known as pockets, can become deeper over time, trapping food and creating an environment for bacteria to grow. The deeper they are, the more your risk of permanent tooth damage.
Dental Implants
Restore your smile and confidence with dental implants, a permanent solution that looks and feels like natural teeth. Enjoy durable, long-lasting results.
TMJ & Night Guards
Many people are affected by TMJ. TMJ stands for temporomandibular joint. It is the joint that connects the lower jaw to the bone on each side of the head. The joint is stabilized by muscles that make it possible to open and close the mouth. Severe pain, discomfort or tenderness in or around these joints is referred to as a TMJ disorder. Night guards are an effective way to prevent TMJ disorders by reducing teeth grinding and clenching during sleep. They help alleviate jaw pain and protect your teeth from damage.
Caring for Your Family
We proudly offer dental care for patients of all ages. Whether it's your child’s first visit or ongoing care for adults, our practice is dedicated to providing a positive and supportive experience for the whole family. Reach out now.