At Reno Family Dentistry in Carmel, Indiana our mission is to provide each of our patients a comfortable setting to receive quality dental care and outstanding service. We are passionate about helping our patients live happy and healthy lives. We are a family-oriented office, offering optimal dental treatment to patients of all ages. We focus on building trust through meaningful communication.
Your visit starts with us listening to your dental concerns first, then diagnosing any other problems to help formulate a customized treatment plan that addresses your individual needs. Something that sets us apart is our constant focus on integrity and patient satisfaction. This starts with respect for your valuable time. We understand there are many demands in life that require use of your time, and we do not think waiting for us to serve you should be one of those.
We strongly believe in creating a comfortable environment where we can have an open and honest conversation. Our goal is to thoroughly explain any treatment recommendations and give you a chance to ask any questions you may have.
Your visit starts with us listening to your dental concerns first, then diagnosing any other problems to help formulate a customized treatment plan that addresses your individual needs. Something that sets us apart is our constant focus on integrity and patient satisfaction. This starts with respect for your valuable time. We understand there are many demands in life that require use of your time, and we do not think waiting for us to serve you should be one of those.
We strongly believe in creating a comfortable environment where we can have an open and honest conversation. Our goal is to thoroughly explain any treatment recommendations and give you a chance to ask any questions you may have.
Services
Dental Hygiene is the cornerstone of achieving and maintaining proper oral health.
It is an essential part of keeping your mouth healthy.
Dr. Reno recommends having a cleaning and dental checkup every six months.
These regular visits allow our highly trained dental hygienists to remove plaque, tartar, and stain buildup to help prevent future dental problems.
It also provides us the opportunity to see if your mouth is showing signs of gum disease (gingivitis) or bone disease (periodontitis).
Preventative dentistry such as this greatly reduces the chance of a dental emergency occurring, and it often makes any future treatment more predictable.
It is an essential part of keeping your mouth healthy.
Dr. Reno recommends having a cleaning and dental checkup every six months.
These regular visits allow our highly trained dental hygienists to remove plaque, tartar, and stain buildup to help prevent future dental problems.
It also provides us the opportunity to see if your mouth is showing signs of gum disease (gingivitis) or bone disease (periodontitis).
Preventative dentistry such as this greatly reduces the chance of a dental emergency occurring, and it often makes any future treatment more predictable.
Dental sealants play a very important role in cavity prevention.
While brushing and flossing are still the best way to prevent cavities, sealants can provide additional protection.
A sealant is a thin, protective coating (made from plastic or other dental materials), that adheres to the chewing surface of your back teeth.
While they are no substitute for brushing and flossing, sealants can help keep cavities from forming and may even stop early stages of decay from becoming a full-blown cavity.
While brushing and flossing are still the best way to prevent cavities, sealants can provide additional protection.
A sealant is a thin, protective coating (made from plastic or other dental materials), that adheres to the chewing surface of your back teeth.
While they are no substitute for brushing and flossing, sealants can help keep cavities from forming and may even stop early stages of decay from becoming a full-blown cavity.
Also called composite or "resin" fillings, tooth colored fillings are just one of the options available when a tooth develops a cavity.
They provide good durability and can help the tooth resist a fracture when it is a small- to mid-size filling.
They are more natural looking and are less noticeable than other types of fillings, and they can be placed on front or back teeth.
Another advantage is that, many times, they can be repaired simply by adding a small amount of composite instead of having to replace the entire filling.
They provide good durability and can help the tooth resist a fracture when it is a small- to mid-size filling.
They are more natural looking and are less noticeable than other types of fillings, and they can be placed on front or back teeth.
Another advantage is that, many times, they can be repaired simply by adding a small amount of composite instead of having to replace the entire filling.
Crowns can serve many purposes in the dental field.
They can help re-strengthen a tooth that has a large filling and there is no longer enough tooth remaining to hold the filling.
They can also protect a weak tooth from breaking, restore an already broken tooth, or even be used to attach bridges.
If you had a broken arm you would want a cast put on.
Think of a crown as a cast for your broken tooth, except the crown is never removed.
Crowns are typically made of porcelain that matches the natural color of your teeth.
They can help re-strengthen a tooth that has a large filling and there is no longer enough tooth remaining to hold the filling.
They can also protect a weak tooth from breaking, restore an already broken tooth, or even be used to attach bridges.
If you had a broken arm you would want a cast put on.
Think of a crown as a cast for your broken tooth, except the crown is never removed.
Crowns are typically made of porcelain that matches the natural color of your teeth.
Foods and drinks that have dyes and substances can adhere to the enamel, our outer layer, of your teeth.
Certain medications (high blood pressure, antipsychotics, and antihistamines to name a few) can cause staining.
Young children exposed to drugs such as tetracycline or doxycycline (either in the womb or as a baby) can have an intrinsic staining in their adult teeth later in life.
Cancer treatments can also darken teeth.
Fortunately, advanced teeth whitening systems have enabled dentists to effectively whiten teeth without damaging them.
Certain medications (high blood pressure, antipsychotics, and antihistamines to name a few) can cause staining.
Young children exposed to drugs such as tetracycline or doxycycline (either in the womb or as a baby) can have an intrinsic staining in their adult teeth later in life.
Cancer treatments can also darken teeth.
Fortunately, advanced teeth whitening systems have enabled dentists to effectively whiten teeth without damaging them.
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