At Sandstone Dental, we offer same-day emergency dentistry to those who need it. Whether your tooth’s been knocked out or it’s broken or bleeding, our skilled staff will help repair your smile in no time.

When you come in to receive emergency dental services, be sure to tell your dentist all the details you can. They’ll conduct a comprehensive evaluation of your teeth and gums and take some x-rays to understand the extent of care that you require.

Advancements in dentistry had made enhancing our smiles much easier than ever before. There are several different avenues you can take to do so including in-office and at-home teeth whitening.

In-office or professional teeth whitening is done at a dental clinic in a controlled setting. Your dentist thoroughly cleans your teeth before applying the bleaching solution. It’ll be wiped off and then reapplied as many times as it takes to achieve the shade of white that you desire.

At-home or DIY whitening is more affordable than professional whitening, but it takes time to see results. Using whitening strips, brushing your teeth with toothpaste and baking soda, and rubbing lemon peels on your teeth are just a few examples of ways you could go.

Brushing and flossing after each meal and eating fewer foods that leave behind stains like berries, tomato sauce, and curry, are some of the simplest things you can do to achieve a beautiful smile. Talk to your dentist to learn more.

No; receiving dental veneers is a safe procedure and the veneers themselves won’t harm your teeth. Veneers are usually made from high-grade porcelain and are placed over the top of your teeth to mask discoloration, cracks, and chips. Your teeth and gums won’t be irritated by this material.

That said, if you don’t actively practice good oral health habits like brushing and flossing, then your veneers and your teeth can both begin to decay.

Asa pediatric dentist specializes in providing dental services to children and young adults. These individuals possess significant knowledge about kids’ oral anatomy and how it evolves and interacts with the other systems of their bodies as they grow up. They also have received behavioral training, which means they are qualified to treat young patients (and their families!) that are squirmy, scared, or have special needs. Pediatric dentists will show your child how to brush and floss properly and help them understand their oral hygiene.

Yes, we do! We believe that everyone deserves to love their smile and be proud to show it off. Regardless of the type of treatment that you’re interested in receiving – from dental bonding to veneers, dental bridges to teeth whitening – we’ve got you covered! Book a consultation with our staff to learn more. They’ll be able to discuss the best course of treatment for your unique dental case and answer any questions you have about the process.