If you find yourself in need of a trustworthy dentist, you have come to the right place! Davis & Beyer Dental Health Professionals
have the doctors and staff on board to help improve your smile. Below are the dental services
offered by our office. Click on the service you require for more information!
Anesthesia for Dental Procedures
Before deciding on the best option of anesthesia for your dental procedure, you and your dentist will need to discuss your anxiety level and the procedure's complexity. Please consider the most common types of anesthesia used in dental offices today:
Local anesthesia
is the numbing medication injected into the area of the mouth to be treated. This type of anesthesia blocks the sensation of pain during the procedure.
Oral sedation
is a type of conscious sedation typically achieved by taking an oral medication, such as an anti-anxiety pill, shortly before your procedure. The medication will make you drowsy and, if given in larger doses, may cause you to fall asleep during the procedure. You'll need a ride to and from the dental office when taking this type of medication.
Nitrous oxide
or "laughing gas" is a controlled mix of nitrous oxide and oxygen that you breathe through a mask placed over your nose. This allows you to feel relaxed and less nervous about the treatment. The effects of the gas wear off quickly, and you may drive home after a short recovery period.
Intravenous (IV) sedation
is medication administered through a vein to help you relax. IV sedation works quickly, and although you are conscious and capable of responding to your dentist's visual signals, you won't remember much about your appointment. Because Intravenous sedation does not provide pain relief, it is used in combination with local anesthesia. You'll be groggy and need a ride home after the appointment.
Dental Care Includes
Crowns & Bridgework
Dentures & Implants
Fillings
Root Canals
Extractions
Anesthesia Options Include
Nitrous Oxide
Oral Sedation
IV Conscious Sedation
State of the Art technology
Cerec Milling for Same Day Crowns and Onlays
Digital Impressions with 3Shape, Cerec Primescan & iTero Scanners
X-Guide Dynamic 3D Implant Placement Systems
iCat Cone Beam Dental CT Scans
Digital X-rays offer more precision since we view the image on a computer monitor, instead of holding up a 35mm film up to the light. With digital x-rays, Dental x-rays emit even less radiation up to 80 percent lower.
Fully Equipped Surgical Suites
KÖR Whitening System- the world's most effective whitening
E4D Milling for Same Day Crowns and Onlays
Digital Impressions with 3Shape Trios Scanners
X-Guide Dynamic 3D Implant Placement Systems
Cone Beam Dental CT Scans
Digital X-rays
Intra-oral cameras
IV Sedation
Fully Equipped Surgical Suites
KÖR Whitening System- the world's most effective whitening
Intra-oral cameras: An intraoral camera is a very small camera – in some cases, just a few millimeters long. An intraoral camera allows our practice to view clear, precise images of your mouth, teeth and gums, in order for us to accurately make a diagnosis. With clear, defined, enlarged images, you see details that may be missed by standard mirror examinations. This can mean faster diagnosis with less chair-time for you!
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