Comprehensive Dental Care in a Friendly and Relaxing Atmosphere
Welcome and thank you for visiting our website. Please take a few moments to tour our office and review general information, meant to acquaint you with us.   Our practice is exclusively patient centered. It is designed and maintained so we can provide you with the comprehensive oral care in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere that you deserve. You can enjoy comfortable dentistry with Nitrous Oxide Sedation, Headphones and Video Glasses. All while you receive the highest standard of care. We utilize the best-proven techniques and quality materials when delivering care to you and your family.
Voted among Top Dentists in Austin by topDentist Inc. and covered in January 2008 issue of Austin Monthly magazine, you don’t need to look any further to establish a mutually trusting and professional yet friendly long-term relationship with a compassionate and dedicated dentist in Austin. One visit to our office will convince you that we set the bar very high to ensure patient comfort and satisfaction.   What Your Smile Says About You    It is a proven fact that your appearance has a great deal of influence on your daily personal and business life.  Your smile says a lot about you.  A beautiful and healthy smile is one of the most visible features that creates positive first impressions and portrays an image of confidence, reliability, self-worth, and responsibility to everyone around you.  With a healthy smile and mouth we set the parameters for a healthy body as well. How often do I need to see my dentist?   Seeing your dentist twice a year is the best way to ensure good oral health.  These regular visits to your dentist are the key to maintaining healthy teeth and gums. During these visits at our practice, a cancer screening of the head and neck  and oral cavity is performed, cavity detecting pictures are obtained, and your teeth are cleaned professionally as needed. Tooth decay and gum disease are the biggest risks for adults who do not receive regular dental care. The U.S. Surgeon General’s 2000 report, “Oral Health in America,” states that there are links between gum disease and health problems such as Diabetes and low birth weight babies, premature birth, and heart disease, among other conditions.