At Sycamore Dental, we believe that preventive dentistry is essential to lasting oral health. We offer comprehensive dental exams, cleanings, and x-rays to help all of our patients maintain a healthy smile and prevent the development of dental problems.

Periodontal disease is a condition that attacks and damages the gum tissue inside of the mouth. It develops when food debris, bacteria, and acid accumulate on the teeth into a substance known as plaque. Over time, plaque and tartar cause severe harm to the teeth, gums, and underlying jawbone.In addition to being the leading cause of tooth loss, periodontal disease is associated with other serious health conditions like diabetes, bacterial pneumonia, cardiovascular disease, and increased risk during pregnancy and childbirth.

The team at Sycamore Dental is committed to helping you maintain a whole, healthy smile. When your teeth become compromised by injury or decay, call us to schedule your appointment for high-quality, technologically advanced solutions to restore the appearance and functionality of your smile.

When a tooth suffers serious trauma from an injury or disease, a dentist with endodontic training can perform specialized treatments to save the tooth and prevent extraction.

At Sycamore Dental, we are trained in the diagnosis and treatment of head and neck conditions such as tooth extractions, bone grafting, dental implants, oral cancers, and more.

Whether you are missing a single tooth or an entire row of teeth, dental implants may be the perfect solution to help you restore a full, attractive smile. Our mouth restoration specialists at Sycamore Dental use dental implants to recreate the natural appearance and function of real teeth.

Sleep apnea, also known as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), causes frequent interruptions to your breathing while you sleep. These pauses in your breathing sometimes last ten seconds or more. Your body becomes deprived of oxygen during this time, triggering you to gasp, choke, or snort for more air. This process keeps you alive and reopens your airways, but the problem begins again as soon as you fall back asleep.

Most forms of sedation dentistry simply help to relax patients while they are still awake, but general anesthesia is different. Anesthesiologists administer general anesthesia using a combination of sedatives and pain relievers in a simple injection into the hand or arm, which makes it possible to complete any type of oral surgery without pain, fear, or discomfort.

Dental emergencies occur unexpectedly, often causing extreme pain and discomfort. In many cases, rapid treatment is the key to recovery after a dental emergency. If you’re currently suffering from any of these issues, contact us right away to schedule an emergency appointment and get the help you need.