Dental Services

Whether you need are in need of a routine check-up or advanced procedure, our experienced and caring staff has the tools and the training to repair, preserve, protect and restore your smile. We offer a full range of services, including:

With recent breakthroughs in cosmetic dentistry, the smile you’ve always dreamed of is just a dental appointment away. SEDA Dental’s talented team of dental professionals will use their exceptional clinical skills & aesthetic expertise to give you whiter, brighter, more beautiful smile. We know how to enhance your smile and improve your appearance, including:

Even if you brush and floss regularly, plaque still accumulates on your teeth and gums. Left untreated, it can cause cavities and/or gingivitis. That’s why you should have your teeth cleaned and examined by a dental professional once every six months.

SEDA Dental’s caring dental professionals will examine your teeth for any evidence of decay, teeth grinding or other disorders. We will then remove any plaque that may have built up and polish your teeth. We also suggest you have X-rays taken during your check-up.

In-Office Teeth Whitening
SEDA Dental offers incredibly convenient, remarkably effective alternatives: in-office chairside whitening treatments that remove years of discoloration and restore your smile to its former glory in as little as 60 minutes.

At-Home Teeth Whitening
After taking a full set of impressions of your upper and lower teeth, SEDA Dental can create customized bleaching trays for your use in the comfort of your own home.

For some decayed, damaged, chipped or cracked teeth, fillings alone won’t do the trick. A crown may be needed to restore the tooth to its original size and shape and shields and strengthens the tooth.

Our porcelain crowns are custom made to resemble your original tooth as close as possible. Because porcelain tends to reflect light the way your teeth do, it offers the most natural appearance.

Bridges can be used to replace one or more of your missing teeth. Consisting of two porcelain crowns for the teeth on either side of the gap left by the missing tooth, a replacement tooth (or teeth) in between.

At SEDA Dental, our custom bridges are designed to look, feel and function just like your real teeth, restoring both your appearance and bite. By filling the hole between your teeth, bridges prevent them from drifting out of alignment. Unlike dentures, bridges cannot be removed. The bridge is permanently and securely cemented into place.

SEDA Dental takes advantage of durable composite resin filling that closely matches the color of your teeth.

Because these fillings require smaller holes and less removal of the tooth, composite fillings are able to restore the tooth to most of its original shape, leaving it stronger and less susceptible to breaking. They’re even good for the environment: Since composite fillings don’t contain any mercury, there are no hazardous metal wastes to dispose of.

An innovative alternative to dentures and bridges, dental implants act as artificial roots that anchor your new teeth in place offering greater support and stability. Our implants are custom designed providing a perfect fit.

SEDA Dental's skilled dental professionals surgically insert dental implants into the jaw. Bonding with the existing bone over time, the dental implant providing a foundation for your replacement tooth. Once your new implant has been securely attached, you can bite into a juicy apple, without any inconvenience or embarrassment.

Porcelain Veneers

Commonly used to correct imperfections in your smile, such as gaps, crooked or chipped discolored teeth. Semi-transparent shells made of porcelain, veneers are custom fit to the front of your teeth, subtly altering color, shape & alignment creating an attractive appearance. The procedure is simple and can be completed in just a couple appointments.

Gum disease is a serious infection that can lead to tooth loss, increase your risk of heart attack, stroke, diabetes, respiratory diseases, and premature/underweight babies.

Untreated gingivitis can become periodontitis, with plaque spreading and growing below the gum line. Resulting toxins can destroy the tissues and bone that support the teeth. Gums separate from the teeth, forming pockets (spaces between the teeth and gums) that become infected. When the tissue around your teeth cannot be repaired with non-surgical treatment. The most common types of surgical treatments are Pocket Reduction Procedures, Regenerative Procedures, Crown Lengthening or Soft Tissue Grafts.

Sometimes, a tooth is so severely damaged that it cannot be saved. The tooth may need to be extracted so that we can replace it with a denture, partial or implant.

The most common extraction involves the wisdom teeth if they become impacted. Other teeth may block them, making it harder to keep the wisdom teeth properly cleaned, as a result they become infected or decayed, inflaming the gums and causing painful swelling.