At Meadows Family Dental & Implants, we offer everything your smile needs under one roof. We offer dental implants, crowns, bridges, veneers, teeth whitening, and cosmetic dentistry services at our Las Vegas location. We offer restorative dentistry for dental implants, preventative dentistry, and cosmetic dentistry to patients of all ages. Our doctors are also highly trained in the safe administration of anesthesia and offer sedation dentistry so patients feel comfortable and are at ease during treatment.
General dentistry refers to making sure your teeth, gums, and bite are clean, healthy, and function properly. We offer professional cleanings and other general dentistry services to patients of all ages to ensure you and your loved ones have a happy, healthy smile. Dental implants are permanent, secure, and look just like your natural teeth.
They can be used to replace one or more missing or failing teeth, and we will work with your oral surgeon to ensure your implant or full-arch restoration prosthesis functions properly.
General dentistry refers to making sure your teeth, gums, and bite are clean, healthy, and function properly. We offer professional cleanings and other general dentistry services to patients of all ages to ensure you and your loved ones have a happy, healthy smile. Dental implants are permanent, secure, and look just like your natural teeth.
They can be used to replace one or more missing or failing teeth, and we will work with your oral surgeon to ensure your implant or full-arch restoration prosthesis functions properly.
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At Meadows Family Dental & Implants, members of our team are highly skilled and eager to help you achieve a happy, healthy smile.
Our office manager is a member of the American Association of Dental Managers, making her highly qualified to handle administrative needs and more.
Our dental assistants have received excellent training and work closely with our doctors to ensure every patient is taken care of and receives exceptional treatment.
Our office manager is a member of the American Association of Dental Managers, making her highly qualified to handle administrative needs and more.
Our dental assistants have received excellent training and work closely with our doctors to ensure every patient is taken care of and receives exceptional treatment.
Cavities are decayed or damaged areas of your teeth that develop into tiny holes.
They are caused by a combination of factors, such as plaque, bacteria, and not properly keeping your teeth clean.
Cavities are especially common in children, teenagers, and older adults, but anyone who has teeth are susceptible to cavities.
If a cavity is left untreated, it could become larger and affect the deeper layers of your teeth.
A cavity can lead to severe toothache, infection, and tooth loss.
When the pulp of a tooth becomes infected, a root canal must be performed to save that tooth from decaying.
They are caused by a combination of factors, such as plaque, bacteria, and not properly keeping your teeth clean.
Cavities are especially common in children, teenagers, and older adults, but anyone who has teeth are susceptible to cavities.
If a cavity is left untreated, it could become larger and affect the deeper layers of your teeth.
A cavity can lead to severe toothache, infection, and tooth loss.
When the pulp of a tooth becomes infected, a root canal must be performed to save that tooth from decaying.
It's important to maintain proper oral health because your mouth contributes to your overall health.
At Meadows Family Dental & Implants, we provide professional dental cleanings as well as educate patients on proper cleaning techniques to ensure your oral health is spotless.
Proper dental hygiene affects more than your breath; it impacts your overall health.
Good oral health ensures your teeth are healthy and functioning properly and reduces the risk of infection, gingivitis, and gum disease.
It is recommended that you visit a dentist twice a year for a thorough cleaning.
At Meadows Family Dental & Implants, we provide professional dental cleanings as well as educate patients on proper cleaning techniques to ensure your oral health is spotless.
Proper dental hygiene affects more than your breath; it impacts your overall health.
Good oral health ensures your teeth are healthy and functioning properly and reduces the risk of infection, gingivitis, and gum disease.
It is recommended that you visit a dentist twice a year for a thorough cleaning.
Dentures are used to replace missing teeth and are removable, so you take them out when you eat or brush your teeth.
They never feel exactly like natural teeth, but they can be made to feel comfortable and stay in place throughout your day-to-day activities.
We can specially design the denture that you need for your smile.
Dentures are made from various types of porcelain and resin, which are durable materials that often feel similar to natural teeth.
There are two types of dentures: full and partial.
They never feel exactly like natural teeth, but they can be made to feel comfortable and stay in place throughout your day-to-day activities.
We can specially design the denture that you need for your smile.
Dentures are made from various types of porcelain and resin, which are durable materials that often feel similar to natural teeth.
There are two types of dentures: full and partial.
Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gums and an early symptom of the first stages of gum disease.
According to the CDC, more than 47% of American adults have some stage of gum disease.
With good oral hygiene, gingivitis is reversible.
When left untreated, it can progress to gum disease, otherwise known as periodontitis.
If your gums are tender, swollen, or hurt when you brush your teeth, you may have gingivitis.
This early stage of gum disease appears as an inflammation of the gumline.
It is directly caused by plaque build-up on your teeth after improper brushing and when it is not removed daily, it produces toxins that can irritate the gum tissue.
According to the CDC, more than 47% of American adults have some stage of gum disease.
With good oral hygiene, gingivitis is reversible.
When left untreated, it can progress to gum disease, otherwise known as periodontitis.
If your gums are tender, swollen, or hurt when you brush your teeth, you may have gingivitis.
This early stage of gum disease appears as an inflammation of the gumline.
It is directly caused by plaque build-up on your teeth after improper brushing and when it is not removed daily, it produces toxins that can irritate the gum tissue.
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