Common signs of an abscessed tooth may include severe tooth pain, prolonged sensitivity to hot or cold, swelling, and tenderness in the surrounding gums.

No, with modern techniques and anesthesia, root canals are typically no more painful than getting a filling.

After having a root canal, a filling and a crown are needed to protect the tooth from further damage.

If you suspect you may need a root canal, please contact our office at 234-678-0123 to schedule an evaluation as soon as possible in order to prevent further complications.

We respect your time with a No-Wait Waiting Room policy. On average, our patients are in the chair 5-7 minutes after they are in the door.

A tooth extraction may be necessary due to severe decay, a crack, overcrowding, or impacted wisdom teeth.

Recovery typically takes a few days. Rest, avoid hard foods, and follow your dentist's instructions for a smooth recovery.

Apply ice packs to reduce swelling, take prescribed pain relievers, and avoid smoking or using straws to prevent dry socket.

Yes, options like dental implants, bridges, or dentures can replace missing teeth and restore your smile.

Candidates must have healthy gums and sufficient bone for implant support. A consultation will determine if implants are suitable for you.

The implant process typically takes several months to allow integration with the bone before placing the crown.

Absolutely. When you make your appointment, request an Express Appointment, and we will make sure you are in and out in under an hour.

Yes, we’ll take care of it. We file primary and secondary insurances for our patients.

We accept most major insurances and have dedicated staff to help you understand exactly what your insurance covers and what your financial responsibility will be prior to treatment. We can also arrange financing for uncovered portions.

Our office is on Cherry Lane in Laurel, MD. We are easy to get to from 95, 295, and the ICC. Parking is easy and free.