Because your smile is one of your most prominent features, it’s very important to have one that enhances the most noticeable thing about you!

I am constantly amazed at how many people are unhappy with the appearance of their smile or the condition of their teeth and are unaware of just how easy it can be to correct your most valuable asset!

We provide the complete range of dental treatments for your family needs. We have an incredibly dedicated and skilled dentists to take care of your cavities, crowns and other general dental needs.

On the cosmetic side, we work with you to customize the treatments to meet your esthetic goals. This treatment plan may consist of many cosmetic and functionally restorative procedures, potentially including teeth whitening, bonding, veneers, dental crowns, and orthodontics (Invisalign).

Some common questions

Will Sweet Tooth Care accept my dental insurance?

Yes. We accept most dental insurance plans. As a courtesy to our patients, we will gladly file your insurance benefit for you. Dental Insurance can be confusing, that is why we have experts to assist you in maximizing the benefits your insurance plan covers.

Do you practice general dentistry or only cosmetic dentistry?

We are proficient with all aspects of general dentistry including cleanings, fillings, crowns, dentures, etc., we even love to see children. What makes us different is that we strongly feel that all dentistry should have an aspect of beauty, so we put a special emphasis in making your dentistry look outstanding.

I think I have bad breath-is this something I should bring up at my next dental appointment?

Absolutely! Don't be shy about mentioning your concerns to your registered dental hygienist (RDH) the next time you visit your dental office. You are not alone! It's estimated that over 40,000,000 Americans suffer from some form of oral malodor. And for those who don't, we are all interested in maintaining the freshest breath possible! As the prevention and education expert in the dental office, the RDH not only cleans your teeth, but checks for other things that can go wrong in your mouth, like oral cancer, gum disease and tooth decay-which can contribute to bad breath.

It most cases, bad breath comes from odor producing bacteria present in your mouth from the back of the tongue and deep pockets between the teeth and gums (periodontal disease). The RDH will begin by professionally removing offending bacteria and buildup as well as assessing gum health. Be sure to ask about tongue cleaners - these are the most effective tools for cleaning the tongue. Finally, your dental hygienist will make recommendations for products designed to safely eliminate bacteria associated with bad breath and gum disease as well as neutralize bacteria-produced odor. Remember-fresh breath is only a dental hygienist away!