Dental Care in Grand Rapids, MI
When you visit Grand Rapids Family Dentistry, you can expect to experience a new level of dental care. Our team takes a personal approach by listening to your concerns and creating a personalized treatment plan to help you achieve a beautiful, healthy smile.
We proudly provide preventive, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry treatments such as fluoride treatments, TMJ/TMD therapy, one-visit dental crowns, custom teeth whitening trays, and more. At Grand Rapids Family Dentistry, we are equipped to help our patients have optimal oral health at every stage of life. Schedule an appointment with us today!
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Preventive Dental Care
General dentistry, like preventive practices, help you maintain a high standard of oral health. Identifying dental issues when they are minor can help you avoid extensive procedures and costly treatment. Preventive dental care treatments we provide are:
- Fluoride Treatments
- Nightguards for Bruxism
- Oral Cancer Screenings
- Sealants
- TMJ/TMD Therapy
Restorative Treatments
Maintaining a healthy and functional smile plays a large role in keeping your oral health in optimal shape. Our restorative dental care treatments can prevent dental issues and correct existing dental issues. Restorative treatments our office offers are:
- Dental Crowns – One-Visit and Traditional
- Dental Bridges
- Dentures – Full and Partial
- Tooth Extractions
- Composite Fillings
- Dental Implants
Cosmetic Dental Care
Suffering from crooked teeth, misaligned teeth, noticeable discoloration, or excessive gaps can interfere with your quality of life. Cosmetic dentistry treatments can help! Cosmetic treatments are designed to improve your smile so you can confidently share your smile. A variety of cosmetic treatments exist, and the cosmetic treatments we offer at our office include:
- Dental Veneers
- Teeth Whitening – Custom Trays and One-Visit Whitening
Orthodontics
While we’re known in the Grand Rapids community for regular exams and family dentistry, we also offer orthodontic treatment! Our orthodontic treatment includes Invisalign® Aligner Therapy. Invisalign aligners are used to give teens and adults a beautiful, straight smile without the stress or appearance of traditional metal braces!
Contact UsFrequently Asked Questions
What are my options for replacing missing teeth?
Our practice offers several options for replacing missing teeth, including dental bridges, dental implants, and full and partial dentures. The right choice for your unique smile will depend on a few different factors, including the health of your surrounding teeth, gums, and jawbone, your overall health status, and your specific preferences and needs. During your consultation, we will review everything with you and begin designing your custom treatment plan.
What can be done to fix a chipped or broken tooth?
To fix a chipped or broken tooth, our team may recommend different treatment options based on the extent of the damage. Minor chips can often be repaired with dental bonding or veneers. If a large portion of the tooth is broken, a crown might be necessary to restore its shape and function. In severe cases where the tooth’s pulp is affected, a root canal may be required before a crown is placed.
How do I schedule a dental appointment?
Scheduling a dental appointment is simple. You can call our front office directly or submit a message through our virtual contact form. We will ask you a few simple questions, including the reason(s) for your appointment and whether you are a new or returning patient. To schedule an emergency appointment, please give our office a call rather than using our contact form so that we can provide prompt assistance.
What should I expect during my first dental visit?
During your first appointment, you can expect a thorough exam, which may include X-rays, an evaluation of your teeth and gums, and a discussion about your oral health history. Routine dental visits also include a professional teeth cleaning to clear away built up plaque and tartar around the teeth and gums. Dentist appointments are also an opportunity for patients to ask questions or address any concerns you have about your dental health.