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The cost of emergency dental treatment can vary based on factors such as location, the specific procedure needed, and the severity of the issue. In most cases there will be fees for: Emergency Dental Exam with X-rays. If X-rays are required, the cost might increase depending on the quantity of x-rays.

Dental emergencies are typically treated on the same day whenever possible. Dentists understand the urgency of these situations and prioritize immediate care.

The effects of Botox are temporary, lasting about three to four months on average.

Yes, our dentists can administer Botox® in our office.

Clear aligners are discreet and comfortable, removable, have less food or lifestyle restrictions, and require fewer dentist visits.

On average, clear aligner treatment takes approximately 6 to 18 months to complete, depending on severity of misalignment, compliance, and treatment plan.

Clear aligners may take some getting used to, but most people find that their speech is not significantly affected.

Clear aligners, with their discreet and nearly invisible appearance, are designed to be inconspicuous. Most people won't readily notice that you're wearing them.

They are made of Titanium. Titanium has a long history of success and can bond well with the jawbone.

They are durable and can last for many years or even a lifetime with proper care. They prevent bone loss that occurs after tooth loss by stimulating the jawbone and preserving its shape and density. They keep adjacent teeth stable and prevent them from shifting or drifting into the gap left by the missing tooth.

The entire process can take anywhere from six to nine months from start to finish. However, some patients may need to wait up to twelve months for their final tooth placement, especially if they require bone grafting or have complications during the healing process.

The cost to replace a missing tooth with a dental implant starts at $4,200, but could go higher due to many factors. This does not include x-rays, examination and the removal of the tooth.

A root canal treatment can occasionally require retreatment due to persistent infection, new infection, fractured tooth, delayed crown placement, calcified canals, or reappearing symptoms.

Calcified canals are treatable. Dentists use specialized tools and technology such as 3-D CT scans, dental microscopes, and ultrasonic instruments to locate and treat them.

Wisdom teeth removal can involve sedation, but it's not always mandatory. Local anesthesia is administered to numb the area. If you're only mildly anxious, local anesthesia might be sufficient. Otherwise, mild sedation (oral or inhalation) may be used. For more advanced levels such as IV sedation or general anesthesia, you may be referred to a specialized clinical facility.