Treatment Gallery

Complex Cases:

Complex cases offer multiple challenges. Dr. Sterrett will consult with your family dentist to restore your teeth …your bite …your smile …and your overall oral health.

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Implant Dentistry:

Dental implants are a great way to replace missing teeth. They are quite predictable and feel much like your natural tooth.

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Tissue Grafting:

Thinning or receding gums can be treated in a number of ways. Gingival grafts handle functional issues while Connective Grafts handle cosmetic issues.

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Cosmetic Care:

“Gummy Smile” cases can be easily treated by “sculpturing and reshaping” the soft tissue around the involved teeth. Treatment can yield a dazzling result.

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Impacted Teeth:

A periodontist can easily expose impacted teeth and attach a chain so that your orthodontist can actively assist in the successful tooth erupt.

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Crown Lengthening:

A crown lengthening procedure will allow your dentist to see all of a damaged tooth which will help them provide you with a better fitting crown, restoring the full use of your natural tooth.

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Minor Tooth Movement:

Teeth, shifting due to periodontal disease, can be unsightly, cause difficulty in chewing, and are harder to clean, and sometimes harder to restore. Periodontal tooth movement i.e. minor orthodontics can easily correct these situations

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Tori Removal:

Tori are bony lumps found in various areas of the mouth. When problematic they can easily be removed, restoring one’s mouth to a normal state.

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Oral Pathology:

As a periodontist, we are very familiar with oral soft tissues… ”what looks normal… and when something looks… unusual!” These are some of the more common abnormalities we come across.