Your local hometown dentist,
Specializing in TMJ disorders

Preventive Dentistry

Preventive dentistry is an important part of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Good oral health habits, such as regular brushing and flossing, along with regular visits to our office, are essential for preventing dental problems before they start. We help keep your teeth and gums healthy, which will reduce the need for costly and painful treatments

Crowns

Among the most versatile of dental treatments, dental crowns restore both the aesthetics and the functionality of teeth that have been weakened, cracked, or otherwise damaged.

Bridges

Dental bridges are used to replace one or more missing teeth and can serve as a fixed replacement for missing teeth, often without the need for dental surgery. Dental bridges close the spaces and gaps in your teeth with replacements designed to look and feel as natural as your own teeth.

Implants

Beavercreek Dental Care offers our patients dental implant services. A dental implant is a metal tooth replacement that is surgically positioned in your jaw. Implants integrate to your jawbone, providing support for the artificial tooth cemented on it.

Fillings

Tooth-colored fillings are quickly becoming the standard procedure to treat cavities. When compared to traditional metal (amalgam) fillings, tooth-colored fillings offer more natural-looking results.

Root Canals

A root canal is an efficient and effective treatment that not only helps alleviate the pain, but also works to save damaged teeth. Unlike traditional extractions, a root canal preserves as much of the natural structure of your tooth as possible while ensuring its long-term health and strength.

Dentures

When it comes to dentures, nothing matters more than taking the time to make sure they look and fit exactly as they should, and that’s just what our team does. We believe dentures should look just like they’re your own teeth and should fit comfortably.

TMJ

The Temporomandibular Joint, your “jaw joint,” is one of the most complex joints in the body. In addition to moving up and down, it moves forward, back, and side to side, all controlled by an intricate network of muscles, ligaments and other soft tissue