Services
General Dental Services

The goal at Campbell Family Dentistry is to deliver the highest quality dental care to our patients. We offer a wide variety of services for both adults and children ranging from preventive care to dental implants.

All work is done in a clean, safe environment with every instrument autoclave steam sterilized and packaged for ultimate cleanliness
and patient safety.

We make your care comfortable with the use of nitrous oxide (sweet air) if desired and cable television in each room. You can even watch your favorite video movie if you please.

 
Preventive care including examinations, x-rays, dental cleanings and prophy jet air polishing.

Crowns and bridges

Dentures

Root canal therapy

Non surgical Periodontal (gum) therapy

Pediatric dental care

Our intra-oral camera allows for improved visualization of dental problems, patient education, and documentation for easier insurance reimbursements.

Campbell Family Dentistry is fully computerized allowing for accurate and rapid processing of account and scheduling information. We submit dental insurance claims electronically, which hastens insurance company response time.

Cosmetic Dental Services
A smile is one of your most important physical attributes. It is important to self-esteem as well as your personal, social and business relationships.

If you're not confident in your smile due to discoloration, misalignment, wear, chips, receding gums or unsightly fillings, cosmetic dentistry is the answer. New techniques and materials in cosmetic dentistry make it possible to spruce up your smile and enhance your good looks and self esteem. Porcelain is now used to form tooth colored fillings, crowns and veneers without the use of any unsightly metal.

 
We are pleased to offer our patients CEREC restoration services—a superior method of creating precisely-designed, color-matched and highly durable ceramic restorations right in our practice. From simple fillings to full crowns to veneers, CEREC delivers the results you need in a single appointment. With CEREC there’s no need for a temporary and a return visit. Everything is usually done in approximately an hour- leaving more time for whatever is important to you.
Cosmetic tooth whitening
through bleaching

Your teeth can be safely and comfortably whitened in a single visit using the ZOOM! whitening system. Zoom! is an effective way to whiten your teeth in less than an hour.

Porcelain veneers

Ultra-thin sculpted pieces of tooth colored porcelain can be fabricated to fit over the front of your teeth to treat chipped, misaligned, stained and discolored teeth.

Tooth colored fillings

Silver amalgam fillings, although durable, can be unsightly. New, tooth colored filling materials called composite resins are now used in their place. These esthetic, yet tough restorations are bonded to your teeth in a way that the remaining tooth structure is supported and strengthened. The fillings can be carefully colored to match your existing teeth and make them "invisible."

Implant Dentistry

Dental implants are devices designed to replace missing teeth. The implant is a cylindrical unit shaped like a screw that is made of titanium alloy. This is the same material used to fabricate artificial joints used in orthopedics. Implants can be placed in the upper or lower jawbone to substitute for the missing root or roots of the teeth. After placement, the implant heals within the jawbone for a period of 4 to 6 months. During this time the bone cells grow around and adapt closely to the implant allowing it to become integrated within the jawbone. Once integrated, the implants serve as an anchor for the replacement teeth that are attached to it.

   
 
   
     
     
   
     
     
   
     
     

Dental implants can be used to replace either front or back teeth. They can be used to anchor one tooth or multiple teeth. They may also be employed to anchor full dentures making them less mobile, more comfortable and secure.

The ideal implant candidate is in good general health, has good oral health and has adequate bone in the areas of the jaw where the implants should be placed. The quantity and quality of the jawbone is assessed by using panoramic radiographs and computer assisted tomographs (CAT scans). If not enough bone exists to support the implant a bone graft can often be done to correct the deficiency.

Different forms of dental implants have been around for years but the newer "root form" implants have exhibited the greatest predictability and success. These implants can have a success rate greater than 90% and can last many years, possibly a lifetime.

Dental implants are usually an alternative to the traditional removable partial denture and is a solution which provides the comfort and appearance of natural teeth.

When a single tooth is missing and the teeth adjacent to the space are sound, the placement of a single implant prevents the need for cutting down the adjacent teeth to place a traditional cemented bridge.