Our goal when caring for a patient’s tooth is to find the most conservative treatment option. In other words, we want to make the fewest permanent changes possible while still fully restoring your oral health and appearance. Unfortunately, there are times when a tooth simply cannot be left in place. If its condition has deteriorated […]
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Once a cavity forms, your dentist will have to care for you to stop the progression of decay. Someone who is slow to schedule treatment can experience more damage to their enamel, and that can lead to complications and the need for a larger restoration. Our West Allis, WI dentist’s office is ready to help […]
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If you think something is wrong with the health of your tooth, make sure you seek treatment as soon as possible. Waiting to undergo treatment for a cavity or dental injury can leave you vulnerable to complications with infection. It can also mean experiencing more pain that interferes with your ability to bite and chew […]
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While losing a tooth is a serious concern, it is not a problem you are helpless to address! To restore your complete smile and improve your bite function, talk to your West Allis, WI dentist about restorative treatment with a dental implant-held prosthetic tooth. Dental implants provide exciting benefits for people who are looking into […]
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When cavities form, they do permanent damage to tooth structure. Even if the problem is quickly caught and treated, some permanent harm to your enamel will occur, which is why treatment includes the placement of a custom restoration. At our West Allis, WI dentist’s office, patients who need help with cavities can receive custom crowns […]
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Tooth decay is a common problem, but it is not one that you should disregard. Even with good daily brushing and flossing habits in place, people sometimes find that they need treatment for a cavity. At our West Allis, WI dentist’s office we can perform treatment to remove infected tissues before properly and permanently restoring […]
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After cracking your tooth, you should seek your dentist’s help as soon as possible. If you ignore the problem, or if you simply try to put off this service, you leave yourself open to oral health complications that affect your appearance and well-being. How much trouble can occur when your enamel is cracked? Damage makes […]
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If you are diligent about cleaning your smile and seeing your dentist for preventive oral health services, you can control your risk for problems with dental decay. With that said, the unfortunate truth is that patients who feel confident in their commitment to oral hygiene can still experience issues with cavities. Even if you manage […]
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Are you worrying too much about a toothache, or is your discomfort a warning that you have a serious oral health problem? A short period of dental discomfort can occur because of a sinus infection, but a pain that lasts should be treated like a serious concern. Your discomfort can be the result of a […]
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In the event that a cavity develops and damages your tooth, or an injury leaves you with chipped or cracked enamel, your West Allis, WI dentist will take care of your oral health through restorative dental work. These problems often require work with dental crowns to make sure that teeth stay safe. Crowns are custom-made […]
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2323 S 109th St., #300
West Allis, WI 53227
(414) 541-8250
Monday: 9 – 5
Tuesday: 9 – 6
Wednesday: 8:30 – 4
Thursday: 8 – 3
Selective Fridays : 9 – 2
