Can you treat all members of my family. My youngest is 2 and my mother is 72.

Absolutely. We work with patients of all ages. Because of our team approach, we have most of the skill right here in our office to meet all of your family's needs, whether it's Baby Jack or Grandma Betsey!

How often should my family and I visit the dentist?

This is a very good question. We know that life can get hectic, which is why we are proud to be able to treat your whole family. We recommend coming in for routine dental check-ups every 6 months. If it's been longer than that, it's OK! We can still help you. The reasoning behind bi-annual visits is to help focus on preventative dental measures like routine cleanings and flouride treatments to help reduce your visits in the long run (although, we always love to see you!). Call today and set up appoinments for the whole family!

I am in my 30s/40s/50s and am dissatisfied with the alignment of my teeth. What can I do?

We offer a couple of different options here, depending on your situation and desired outcomes. Most likely, we will be able to help realign your teeth and correct your bite with adult orthodontics. We offer both traditional metal braces as well as Invisalign. Please click here for more information, or give us a call today!

I am not happy with the appearance of my teeth. How can they be made to look better?

Depending on the condition of your teeth and what you are looking for, there are a number of different options that can help improve their appearance. Some patients are satisfied with simple teeth bleaching; others use adult orthodontics to correct any misalignments. Implants, veneers and crown lengthening can all support a beautiful new smile, as well! Often, we combine a number of treatments depending on each case. Call us today for a free consultation to discuss your concerns with Dr. Brochstein, and we will review with you all of your treatment options to give you the smile you've always wanted!

I haven't been to the dentist is ages. Is it OK for me to make an appointment?

Definitely! In fact, we WANT to see you! We can assure you that you aren't alone in postponing your dental care. However, the sooner you call the sooner we can help get you and your dental health back on track!

I'd like to improve my teeth's appearance without hurting my existing dental work. Is your cosmetic dentistry safe?

Absolutely! Our cosmetic dentistry services are safe, gentle and, in most cases, won't affect your existing dental work. We offer state-of-the-art cosmetic dentistry that is comfortable, non-invasive and won't harm any past dental procedure or your oral health. The health of your teeth and gums are important to us, and that's why we take the time to consult with you on the potential benefits/drawbacks of your next cosmetic treatment. Dr. Brochstein will first determine your dental history and current state of your teeth. He uses that information to then determine which cosmetic procedure is best for your oral health and your smile. Check out our services page to find out more about our quality cosmetic treatments.

I'm considering a dental implant for my missing tooth. How do I know if an implant is right for me?

Dental implants generally require a healthy jawbone and healthy gums to work. Dr. Brochstein will review your dental history beforehand and analyze your oral health to determine if an implant is the right tooth replacement option for you. Implants are a great tooth replacement option for those looking for a more permanent tooth-loss solution. We utilize the latest in implant technology to provide you high-quality, great-looking dental implants that will last a lifetime.

I'm terrified of the dentist and think I need some serious dental work. Can you help?

Absolutely. Unfortunately, many people have anxiety when it comes to visiting the dentist. Some are based on previous negative experiences and some are based on the idea of discomfort, pain or the unknown. We offer a wide range of options to help you feel more relaxed including local anesthetic, nitrous oxide, oral sedation and IV sedation. Depending on your treatment and your level of anxiety, we can discuss what option may be best for you!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

We know you may have questions about your or your family's dental care. Here is a list of commonly asked questions.

We do our best to make sure you feel comfortable and informed about your dental care and treatment options. If you have any additional questions, please don't hesitate to contact us!

I haven't been to the dentist is ages. Is it OK for me to make an appointment?
I've lost a crown that was done by a different dentist. Can you fix it?
I am in my 30s/40s/50s and am dissatisfied with the alignment of my teeth. What can I do?
Can you treat all members of my family. My youngest is 2 and my mother is 72.
I am not happy with the appearance of my teeth. How can they be made to look better?
I'm terrified of the dentist and think I need some serious dental work. Can you help?
I've always felt insecure about my 'gummy' smile. Is there anything that can fix this?
How often should my family and I visit the dentist?
What is the best dental care routine for my 3-year-old?
My teeth are very sensitive. Can teeth whitening still work for me?
I'd like to improve my teeth's appearance without hurting my existing dental work. Is your cosmetic dentistry safe?
I'm considering a dental implant for my missing tooth. How do I know if an implant is right for me?

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