Taking good care of your teeth and gums is an important part of life. A beautiful smile not only looks good, but it is also an indicator of your overall health. Studies have shown that systemic illnesses, such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes, are directly linked to oral health complications like periodontal (gum) disease. At Queen Anne Family Dental, our goal is to help you maintain excellent oral health and improve your overall quality of life. Our services include preventive, restorative, cosmetic, and emergency dentistry. If you are in need of any professional dental treatment, you have come to the right place! Wellness Centered Dentistry
At Queen Anne Family Dental we are passionate about the ever-emerging research regarding the Oral Systemic Link. The connections between the inflammation in your mouth and your overall health are overwhelming. Research continues to show that the bacteria in your mouth are affecting your heart, brain, airway, gut and much more. What we do at the dental office can help prevent and control the progression of heart disease, Alzheimer's, Sleep Apnea and many other serious medical conditions.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic dentistry has grown significantly over the past few decades thanks to advancements in technology and technique. Cutting-edge equipment allows us to improve the size, shape, color, and overall appearance of an unsightly tooth. The cosmetic services we provide include teeth whitening, porcelain crowns, Invisalign® clear aligners, traditional braces, dental sealants, and dental veneers & bonding. Teeth whitening treatment is one of the most common procedures we perform due to its effectiveness. We may recommend a porcelain crown for both restorative and cosmetic purposes. The same is true for dental veneers. Both restorations are fabricated using porcelain because of its unmatched aesthetic value.
Restorative Dentistry
Restorative dentistry is designed to fix any problems you may have with your teeth, gum tissues, jaw, and bone structure. We may recommend a dental filling to correct instances of minor or moderate decay. If the damage is substantial, you may need a dental crown. A dental crown is a tooth-shaped cap that improves the function and aesthetics of the tooth. If the tooth is beyond saving, Dr. Corinne Reschenthaler will perform a tooth extraction. Tooth loss is much more common then you may think. For this reason, we offer several replacement solutions, some of which include bridges, dental implants, and dentures.
Dental Implants
Losing your teeth can leave you feeling self-conscious and anxious. You may be reluctant to smile or laugh. You may not want to eat or drink in public, because of the chance someone will see your missing teeth. Did you know that we have a way to replace your teeth? We do. They are called dental implants. Queen Anne Family Dental can use implants to replace missing teeth. Implants look and feel like real teeth.
Preventive Dentistry
A large part of our practice involves family dentistry. We take great pride in treating every member of the family, from infants to grandparents! These treatments are often simple and straightforward, designed to prevent potential problems. A routine appointment typically consists of professional cleaning and check-up exam. We may also recommend an oral cancer screening for adults, and fluoride treatment for children. If we notice any instances of tooth decay or gum disease, you may need restorative treatment.
Emergency Dentistry
Knowing what to do during a dental emergency can make the difference between saving and losing a tooth. If you have knocked out a tooth, be sure to schedule an appointment as soon as possible. If your tooth is re-implanted within the hour, the chances are strong that it will reattach to the socket. Our doctors always leave time open for emergency appointments. A chipped tooth, however, may not necessarily constitute a dental emergency. Severe pain is a clear indicator that you need immediate treatment. A crack or fracture may also indicate a serious problem.
Sedation Dentistry
Unfortunately, we understand that some people experience fear or anxiety when they think about a trip to the dentist. In some cases, these phobias can even prevent a person from receiving the dental care they need to maintain proper oral health. At Queen Anne Family Dental, we offer sedation dentistry to create a more comfortable and enjoyable experience for our patients.
TMJ Treatments and Botox
You may have trouble even opening and closing your mouth. You might find it hard to chew. You might notice popping or cracking when you chew, as well. Do you know what to do if you have problems with your TMJ? Let Queen Anne Family Dental tell you more about your TMJ, and what happens when you have TMD.
Schedule Your Appointment
To learn more about the services we provide call (206) 424-4450 and schedule an appointment now!
