At Bagley Dental, your bright, healthy smile is our top priority. Of course, you'll only smile if you're as happy with our service as with our dental treatment. That's why we take the time to listen to your needs and concerns, we use gentle, efficient cleaning techniques, and we only hire caring, highly trained professionals. Our experienced team of specialists is invested in meeting all of your dental needs; from calming anxieties to teaching good habits, from regular check-ups to sophisticated dental surgery.
Call us today at 509-547-1631, or use our Appointment Request Form to reserve your time with us. Whether this is your first visit or your twentieth, we promise to make your appointment quick and pleasant. They're all related and they all begin with excellent family dentistry. You and your family lead vibrant lives, and you expect a lot from your teeth.
Getting top performance means you have to give them top-quality care. Whether you just need a regular check-up, or more sophisticated dental treatment, Dr. Andrew Bagley & Dr. Ryan Bagley and our dental team strive to understand your needs and surpass your expectations.
Call us today at 509-547-1631, or use our Appointment Request Form to reserve your time with us. Whether this is your first visit or your twentieth, we promise to make your appointment quick and pleasant. They're all related and they all begin with excellent family dentistry. You and your family lead vibrant lives, and you expect a lot from your teeth.
Getting top performance means you have to give them top-quality care. Whether you just need a regular check-up, or more sophisticated dental treatment, Dr. Andrew Bagley & Dr. Ryan Bagley and our dental team strive to understand your needs and surpass your expectations.
Services
Radiation reduction-Digital image receptors require less quantity of radiation to produce a diagnostic image.
The receptors are much more sensitive to low levels of radiation than film radiographs.
The amount of radiation is reduced by 70%!
Easy diagnosis-Digital x-rays have made it much easier to diagnose certain oral health complications.
The faster we can diagnose the problem, the faster we can begin treatment.
Quick results-With digital x-rays, the results are displayed on our screen almost instantly.
The receptors are much more sensitive to low levels of radiation than film radiographs.
The amount of radiation is reduced by 70%!
Easy diagnosis-Digital x-rays have made it much easier to diagnose certain oral health complications.
The faster we can diagnose the problem, the faster we can begin treatment.
Quick results-With digital x-rays, the results are displayed on our screen almost instantly.
The removal of plaque-Plaque is the result of a thin biofilm that is constantly forming on the surfaces of our teeth.
The bacteria found in plaque will grow by feeding of the starches and sugars in your diet.
When plaque is not removed, the bacteria will produce toxins that eat away at the enamel and cause infection of the gum tissues.
This infection is known as gum disease.
Plaque build-up can be tough to completely remove from the surfaces of your teeth without a professional cleaning.
The removal of tartar-When plaque is left untreated, the build-up will eventually calcify into tartar.
The bacteria found in plaque will grow by feeding of the starches and sugars in your diet.
When plaque is not removed, the bacteria will produce toxins that eat away at the enamel and cause infection of the gum tissues.
This infection is known as gum disease.
Plaque build-up can be tough to completely remove from the surfaces of your teeth without a professional cleaning.
The removal of tartar-When plaque is left untreated, the build-up will eventually calcify into tartar.
Increased stress levels-Anger, frustration, anxiety, and stress often lead to teeth grinding and jaw clenching.
Personality-People who have aggressive, hyperactive, or competitive personality types are at an increased risk of bruxism.
Medications and substance use-Certain medications, as well as alcohol use, tobacco use, and caffeinated beverages have all been linked to bruxism.
Other conditions-Bruxism has been associated with some mental health and medical disorders, including dementia, night terrors, ADHD, and sleep apnea.
Personality-People who have aggressive, hyperactive, or competitive personality types are at an increased risk of bruxism.
Medications and substance use-Certain medications, as well as alcohol use, tobacco use, and caffeinated beverages have all been linked to bruxism.
Other conditions-Bruxism has been associated with some mental health and medical disorders, including dementia, night terrors, ADHD, and sleep apnea.
All-ceramic crowns-This type of crown is fabricated using a porcelain-based material and is best suited for restoring teeth in your visible smile.
However, recent advancements have led to their use for posterior teeth as well.
Porcelain-fused to metal-This crown is extremely durable and provides a stronger bond than regular porcelain.
Unfortunately, the metal framework can show through the material.
Metal-alloys-This crown, typically a silver composite, is highly resistant to corrosion, making it one of the most durable options.
However, recent advancements have led to their use for posterior teeth as well.
Porcelain-fused to metal-This crown is extremely durable and provides a stronger bond than regular porcelain.
Unfortunately, the metal framework can show through the material.
Metal-alloys-This crown, typically a silver composite, is highly resistant to corrosion, making it one of the most durable options.
Traditional Bridges-These are the most popular type of bridge, and usually consist of one or more pontics that are held in place by two dental crowns.
This type of bridge is strong enough to replace molars, but they do require a complete reshaping of two healthy teeth.
Cantilever Bridge-Although much less popular these days, a cantilever bridge can still be used to replace missing teeth.
Instead of two crowns, the pontic is only supported by an abutment on one side.
Because these bridges are only supported by one crown, they act as a lever in most cases.
This type of bridge is strong enough to replace molars, but they do require a complete reshaping of two healthy teeth.
Cantilever Bridge-Although much less popular these days, a cantilever bridge can still be used to replace missing teeth.
Instead of two crowns, the pontic is only supported by an abutment on one side.
Because these bridges are only supported by one crown, they act as a lever in most cases.
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