Hello everyone. Thank you so much for your trust and confidence in our Team to help you achieve and maintain your dental health. Your oral health needs are critical to overall health, and we will do all we can to help. We are happy to announce that we are beginning to resume your normally scheduled dental appointments.
We are committed, as always, to providing a safe and calm environment for all of us. Of course, we are continuing to diligently employ all the sterilization and infection controls we have always had in place.
In addition, we are incorporating Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and American Dental Association (...
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There are several ways to replace a missing tooth. Depending on its location and function, tooth replacement options may include a dental bridge, 
The short answer is yes. If you are missing all of your teeth, there are a variety of tooth replacement options available to accommodate every lifestyle and budget. With more than 25 years of respected experience, board-certified prosthodontist Dr. John R. Phelps has helped thousands of patients enjoy strong, healthy, beautiful smiles, and he can help you, too.
There are myriad options for replacing missing teeth with dentures, dental bridges, and 
As a board-certified prosthodontist, 
For most adults, the biggest downside of missing teeth is embarrassment. Missing one or more teeth makes your smile look incomplete, and you may feel compelled to cover your mouth when talking or laughing around other people.
If you needed heart surgery, would you go to your primary care physician, or to a cardiac surgeon who specializes in the procedure? The answer seems obvious. Your primary care physician diagnoses illnesses, writes prescriptions, and does a lot of work to help keep you healthy. However, some procedures require a specialist.