Physical injury to your teeth, gums, or the soft tissues in your mouth can cause severe pain and infections. We help you recover from dental trauma such as a tooth socket wall fracture, chipped teeth, root fractures, enamel fractures, and more.

Dental abscesses may cause fever, persistent toothache, sensitivity to hot and cold, swelling in the face, tender lymph nodes in your neck, and a pimple-like bump on your gums near the infected tooth. Get it treated on time to minimize the damage and preserve your dental hygiene.

Bleeding, soreness, redness, or severe pain in the gums can lead to receding gums and could even damage the bones of the jaws—if not treated on time. If you notice bleeding when brushing or flossing, visit us as soon as possible.

If your dental crown is broken, your teeth and root are left exposed, causing high sensitivity to hot and cold liquids or foods. It also makes you vulnerable to bacterial infection and tooth decay. Let us help you repair or replace your damaged dental crowns with our cutting-edge equipment.