Restorative
Cosmetic
Preventative

Fillings
Left untreated, a small cavity becomes a big problem.
A filling restores a decayed tooth back to its normal shape and function, and it closes off the space where bacteria would otherwise continue to cause damage. We’ll work with you to choose the right material based on the location, the extent of the decay, and your budget.

Crowns
When a tooth is too damaged for a filling to fix—whether from decay, a fracture, or years of wear—a crown covers and protects what’s left. It restores the tooth’s strength, function, and appearance in a single procedure.
At Somerset, we mill crowns right here in the office, which means you leave the same day with a permanent restoration instead of waiting weeks for a lab.

Extractions
We do everything possible to save a tooth before recommending an extraction—because losing even one tooth has a real impact on the surrounding teeth, your bite, and your long-term oral health.
When an extraction is necessary, whether due to severe decay, infection, fracture, or crowding, we make sure you understand your options for replacing the tooth so nothing is left unaddressed.

Dentures
When multiple teeth are missing, dentures restore the ability to eat, speak, and smile with confidence. Complete dentures replace a full arch of teeth, while partial dentures fill in the gaps when some natural teeth remain. Both are custom-made to fit your mouth and match your natural appearance.
We’ll walk you through which option makes the most sense for your situation and what the process looks like from start to finish.

Bridges
A bridge replaces a missing tooth by anchoring an artificial tooth to the healthy teeth on either side. It restores both the function and appearance of your smile without the surgical component of an implant.
We’ll help you choose the right material—porcelain, metal alloy, or a combination—based on the location, your bite, and what will look and perform best long term.

Veneers
Veneers are a thin layer of porcelain or composite material placed over the front of a tooth to correct its shape, color, or appearance. They’re one of the most versatile cosmetic treatments available—able to address everything from chips and cracks to discoloration and uneven spacing.
Because veneers require removing very little of the natural tooth structure, they’re a more conservative option than a crown for teeth that are otherwise healthy. We’ll help you determine whether direct bonding or porcelain veneers make more sense based on your goals, your teeth, and your budget.

Teeth Whitening
Teeth darken over time—from coffee, wine, age, and daily life. Professional whitening produces results that store-bought strips simply can’t match, and we offer options to fit different timelines and preferences.
In-office whitening takes about an hour and produces immediate results. Take-home trays use a custom impression of your teeth for a more gradual but equally effective outcome. We’ll help you choose the right approach and make sure the results last.

Clear Aligners
For patients looking to straighten their teeth without traditional braces, clear aligners offer a discreet and removable alternative. They work gradually, shifting teeth into alignment with a series of custom trays.
We’ll assess whether aligners are the right fit for your situation and map out exactly what the process looks like—how long it takes, what it costs, and what you can expect along the way.

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Dental Cleaning
Plaque builds up in places your toothbrush simply can’t reach—and left untreated, it hardens into tartar that can only be removed professionally.
A routine cleaning every six months removes that buildup before it has a chance to cause damage, keeping your gums healthy and your teeth intact. It’s the single most effective thing you can do to avoid more complex dental problems down the road!

Sealants
The chewing surfaces of back teeth have fine grooves and pits that trap bacteria where a toothbrush can’t reach—not because of poor brushing, but because the grooves are simply too narrow.
Sealants fill those grooves with a thin protective coating that prevents the buildup from starting in the first place. It’s a simple, painless treatment that can save a tooth from a cavity.

Mouthguards
Whether you play contact sports or grind your teeth at night, both can take a toll on your teeth. A hit during sports can cause sudden damage, while grinding slowly wears enamel down over time—often without you realizing it until it’s significant.
A custom-fitted mouthguard protects your teeth, jaw, and surrounding tissue from both impact and pressure. Unlike store-bought options, a custom mouth guard is professionally crafted to fit your teeth perfectly, which means you can count on it actually doing its job
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