Extractions and minor surgical procedures, performed here rather than sending you across the county. That includes teeth broken below the gumline, teeth too decayed to save, and wisdom teeth where the position allows.
You will know beforehand what the recovery looks like, what to eat, and who to call if something does not feel right over the following days. Where a case genuinely calls for a specialist, Dr. Boling will tell you plainly and help arrange it.
A series of clear, removable trays that move teeth gradually into position — no brackets, no wires, and nearly invisible at conversational distance. They come out to eat and to brush, which makes keeping your teeth clean far easier than with fixed braces.
Aligners suit crowding, spacing and relapse after childhood braces particularly well. Dr. Boling will tell you at the consultation whether your case is a good fit, because not every bite is.
A child’s first visits shape how they feel about the dentist for the rest of their life, so we take them slowly. Early appointments are often mostly about looking around, counting teeth and getting comfortable in the chair.
Parents regularly tell us their anxious child is calm here, and that is not an accident — it comes from not rushing. Children are welcome in the same practice as their parents and grandparents, which makes family appointments considerably easier to schedule.
We hold time open each day for patients in pain. A broken tooth, a lost crown or a severe toothache should be seen quickly — call the office first, before an urgent care clinic or emergency room, as neither is usually equipped to treat the tooth itself.
Tell us what is going on and we will work out together whether this is something we can handle here.
