We are one of the few dental offices in the area that cater specifically to older patients. For example, we are more than happy to walk you through the necessary steps to transition from missing several teeth to achieving a brand-new smile through comprehensive restoration and tooth replacement. We also offer a compassionate and caring team that always gives you enough time and attention to address your concerns.

We can replace missing teeth in a number of ways based on your needs. For example, while we often treat extensive tooth loss with a custom-made, natural-looking bridge or full or partial denture, we can also utilize dental implants. We can even pair dental implants with your bridge or denture for a better fit.

Shore Points General and Implant Dentistry cares very deeply about helping patients, especially older patients, transition from having few or no teeth at all to having a functional, beautiful and complete smile. We’ll walk you through your treatment steps, provide tips to manage your at-home care, and make sure you are happy and comfortable with your results. Our goal is to make tooth replacement a simple and straightforward process so you can live your life with confidence.

If you are experiencing a dental emergency, no matter how minor you might think it is, you should always give our dental office a call directly. We’ll make sure you get scheduled for an appointment, ideally for the same day the issue occurs, and provide helpful advice to manage your condition before you arrive. Dental emergencies will not get better on their own, so don’t wait to call us for guidance and treatment.

If you are experiencing jaw pain, especially after waking up in the morning, it could be due to an undiagnosed teeth grinding problem you were unaware of previously. It could also be due to temporomandibular joint disorder, or TMD, which we can diagnose and treat right here in our dental office.

We use the VELscope. VELscope is a wireless, handheld scope that uses natural tissue fluorescence to enhance the way we visual oral mucosal abnormalities that might not be apparent or even visible to the naked eye.

Sometimes. We’ve seen reimbursements range. Sometimes your medical insurance will cover this. Whatever the situation, don’t worry. We’re here to help.

As fo 2019, the ADA said that the usage of enhanced technology is the standard of care. If we weren’t to use our VELscope, we would be underserving you. If your dental benefits don’t cover this service, the fee is moderate.