If you picked 10 random people and asked them why people go to the dentist, you would get a range of answers.
Dental cleanings.
Root canal treatments.
Teeth replacements.
Teeth whitening.
Gum disease treatments.
We could go on, but we think you get the point. Now imagine having to go to a different dentist office for each of those services. We understand why that might discourage someone from seeking dental care.
That’s part of the reason we strive to provide comprehensive dental care at our general dentist office in New Albany, IN.
Whether you are looking for preventive, restorative, or cosmetic dentistry, Dr. Ron Receveur, Dr. Bradley Frederick, and the rest of our team are ready to help with your changing dental care needs.
To learn more about New Albany Implants, or to make an appointment with us, call (812) 945-7645 or contact us online.
As Your Dental Needs Will Change, Your Dentist Doesn’t Have To
As you get older, things change. That’s just part of life.
When you were young you lost your primary teeth, and your permanent teeth replaced them. After years of drinking a cup (or two) of coffee each morning, your teeth may not be as white as they once were.
You may have neglected to floss as well as you should have, and you could be dealing with the early stages of gum disease. And as you get older still, you may have chipped or decayed teeth. You may even lose some teeth along life’s journey.
New Albany Implants can help with all of those situations and many more.
Your oral health is important to your overall health, and we want to help you keep smiling.
Start With The Basics
Our dentists would love it if all our patients from New Albany, IN, Louisville, Ky, and the surrounding area kept all of their teeth for their entire lives.
Keeping your teeth for a lifetime takes a team effort between you and your dentist office.
You need to brush and floss your teeth daily to fight tooth decay and gum disease. You also should make regular visits to our dentist office for professional dental cleanings and examinations.
One of the unfortunate realities of life is that most people with have oral health issues at one time or another. According to research by health experts, more than 90 percent of people will have at least one cavity and an estimated 80 percent of people will develop gum disease at one time or another.
Our dental professionals can spot these problems in the earliest stages … if you visit us.
By finding these problems early, we often can address them before they turn into bigger issues that could lead to tooth loss.
Call (812) 945-7645 today to schedule your first or your next appointment at New Albany Implants. We look forward to helping you.
Restorative Dentistry From Start To Finish
As much as we want all our patients to keep all their teeth, we also know that’s unlikely to happen.
It’s also why we are prepared to handle your teeth replacements from start to finish at our office. Whether you need to replace a single tooth or every tooth in your mouth, we have the technology, the training, and the tools to do what needs to be done.
We can oversee the placement of your dental implants, as well as the attachment of your dental crowns, dental bridges, or dentures to restore your natural-looking smile and the function of your lost teeth.
Many people worry that restorative care will be painful. It does not have to be, and in fact, it can be done painlessly with the help of sedation dentistry.
At New Albany Implants, we are able to offer nitrous oxide, but what sets us apart from many other practices is that we offer IV sedation as well.
With our range of sedation options, we are confident that we can find one that will work for you.
A Reason To Keep Smiling
Our smiles say a lot about us. Yet, some people are uncomfortable sharing their smiles. If you feel the need to cover your mouth when you speak, then we may be able to boost your self-confidence with our cosmetic dentistry.
We have multiple services that can improve the appearance of your teeth. Just schedule a consultation with one of our dentists to get started.
Just call (812) 945-7645 or fill out our online form to make an appointment with us.