Our Services
Healthy teeth and gums are not solely dependent on brushing and flossing. Oral hygiene also requires regular checkups to a dental professional who can provide preventative care and knowledgeable treatment for conditions affecting the mouth. Wynnewood Smiles Family and Cosmetic Dentistry have the experience and hands-on training to help you maintain great dental health.
We provide:
Diagnostic: Oral Exam, Diagnostic X-Rays, Consultation & Treatment Planning
Preventative: Teeth Cleaning (Prophylaxis), Fluoride Treatment, Sealant
Cosmetic: Bleaching, Veneers, Bonding, Crows & Bridges, Tooth Colored Fillings
Restorative: Crowns, Bridges, Implant Crowns, Dentures and Partials
TMJ: Night Guards (protection from damaging effect of grinding)
Sedation: Nitrous Oxide (laughing gas)
Children’s Dentistry and Emergency Dental Care
Invisalign Clear Braces
Family Dentistry
Healthy teeth, attractive smiles for the entire family: We are here for you, providing family dentistry services for adults and children throughout the tristate area. Kids as young as 3 years old can ease into oral hygiene by accompanying a parent to a routine cleaning: your child will simply watch the appointment in our calm, inviting office to begin building a positive association with dental visits.
Typical tooth cleaning involves the following steps:
Scaling teeth to remove built up plaque
Polishing the teeth to remove stains and restore shine to the enamel
Flossing to remove stubborn plaque between teeth
Strengthening the enamel with a fluoride rinse
Cosmetic Dentistry
Improving the appearance of a person’s teeth, mouth, and smile: elective or desired treatments or services, cosmetic dentistry may also provide restorative benefits for example:
White dental fillings maintain the natural appearance of your teeth
Inlays/onlays: Longing-lasting porcelain or composite material
Composite bonding to repair chipped, broke, discolored or decayed teeth
Teeth Whitening: Stained from smoking, food, drink, or poor oral hygiene
Dental Veneers: Laminates adhesively bonded to the surface of a tooth
Invisalign: Clear alternative to metal braces for adults, kids, or teens
Emergency Care
Any dental problem that requires immediate treatment:
Saving a tooth, stopping bleeding, or alleviating severe pain are all considered dental emergencies. A severe infection or abscess in the mouth should be dealt with immediately. Basically, any dental problem that requires immediate treatment in order to save a tooth, stop ongoing tissue bleeding, or alleviate severe pain is considered a dental emergency.
Your dentist should be the first person you call if you have a dental emergency. Be sure to keep our after hours contact information readily available at all times.
Preventative Dentistry
At-home oral hygiene and regular dental visits:
Schedule regular dental check-ups every six months; more often if you’re at higher risk for oral disease. Have dental cleanings and screenings which may include x-rays that enable dentists to look for signs of dental problems that are not visible to the eye such as oral diseases, which can interfere with eating, speaking, daily activities, and self-esteem.