Compassionate Dental Services

All Smiles Dentistry is proud to offer tailored dental care to families, both locally and beyond. Our patients choose us for the personal attention we provide, along with our commitment to using the latest technology and advanced techniques to deliver exceptional results. Whether you're looking for routine care or specialized treatments, we ensure a comfortable and professional experience every time.

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Services Offered

Bonding

Tooth bonding is a conservative cosmetic procedure used to repair slightly chipped, discolored, or crooked teeth. A tooth-colored filling is applied to the tooth, bonding to improve its appearance. This treatment can replace amalgam fillings and is less noticeable. Bonding is cost-effective, quick, and typically completed in one visit, though it may require repair if it chips or stains.

Bonding

Bridges

A dental bridge is a solution for filling the gap created by missing teeth. It consists of one or more artificial teeth cemented into place, supported by the adjacent natural teeth. Bridges restore both the function and appearance of your smile. Materials include gold alloys, porcelain bonded to metal, or all-ceramic options, selected based on strength, wear, and aesthetics.

Bridges

Cosmetic Dentistry

At All Smiles Dentistry, we combine cutting-edge technology with personalized care to enhance the beauty of your smile. Whether addressing stains, chips, gaps, or misalignments, Dr. Israelson and her team offer services like crowns, bridges, veneers, tooth-colored fillings, and whitening. Let us help you achieve a confident, radiant smile that makes lasting impressions in every setting.

Cosmetic Dentistry

Crowns

Dental crowns, or caps, are designed to fully cover and protect damaged teeth while enhancing their appearance, shape, and alignment. Ideal for replacing large fillings, shielding weak or fractured teeth, attaching bridges, covering implants, or improving discolored or misshaped teeth, crowns offer a durable and attractive solution for restoring dental health and aesthetics.

Crowns

Dental Cleanings

A dental cleaning is a professional procedure performed by a dentist or dental hygienist, typically taking 25 to 30 minutes. It should be done every six months to prevent plaque buildup, which can lead to gum disease and tooth decay. The process includes scaling, root planing, and polishing. Advanced tools like electric scalers help remove plaque efficiently, leaving teeth smooth and reducing future buildup.

Dental Cleanings

Dentures And Partial Dentures

Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth and surrounding tissues. There are two types: complete dentures, which replace all teeth, and partial dentures, used when some natural teeth remain. Complete dentures restore smile and mouth function, while partial dentures fill in gaps and enhance functionality. Both types are custom-made to resemble natural teeth, improving appearance and comfort.

Dentures And Partial Dentures

Nitrous Oxide Sedation

Nitrous oxide sedation, also known as "laughing gas," is commonly used to make treatment more comfortable. The nitrous oxide is inhaled through a mask and produces a state of relaxation. A local anesthetic will be administered in conjunction with nitrous oxide to eliminate pain. Nitrous oxide is designed to make procedures easier for nervous patients and has been effective for many years.

Nitrous Oxide Sedation

Extractions

Tooth extraction may be necessary due to severe decay, gum disease, infection, orthodontic needs, misalignment, fractures, or impacted teeth. Before extraction, the dentist will examine the tooth and surrounding area, often using X-rays. While some discomfort is expected afterward, it can be managed with painkillers and ice. Contact the office if pain, swelling, bleeding, or fever persists.

Extractions

Fillings & Tooth-Colored Fillings

A dental filling restores a decayed tooth by removing damaged material and filling the cavity to prevent further decay. Filling materials include amalgam (silver), composite (plastic) resin, and porcelain. Amalgam is cost-effective but visible, while composite fillings blend with the tooth but may stain or chip. Porcelain fillings are durable, stain-resistant, and provide a natural appearance, but are more expensive.

Fillings & Tooth-Colored Fillings

Implant Restoration

Dental implants are a strong, long-lasting solution for replacing missing teeth due to injury or periodontal disease. The process involves placing a metal post in the jaw, followed by a replacement crown. Implants are more durable than natural teeth and last 10–20 years. They don’t rely on neighboring teeth like bridges, but require healthy gums, bone, and excellent oral hygiene for success.

Implant Restoration

Mouth Guards

Custom-designed mouth guards and night guards are made from flexible plastic and molded to fit your teeth. Mouth guards protect your teeth, jaw, and cheeks during sports or physical activities, while night guards help prevent teeth grinding or clenching. These guards can last 3–10 years and are also used to treat conditions like sleep apnea and TMJ disorders. Custom-fit options are available for specific needs.

Mouth Guards

Night Guards

Custom-designed mouth guards and night guards are molded from flexible plastic to fit your teeth. Mouth guards protect your teeth, jaw, and cheeks during sports, while night guards prevent teeth grinding and clenching. They last 3–10 years and can also treat conditions like sleep apnea and TMJ disorders. We create custom-fit guards by taking an impression of your teeth for optimal protection and comfort.

Night Guards

Sports Guards

Custom-designed mouth guards and night guards are made from flexible plastic and molded to fit your teeth. Mouth guards protect your teeth, jaw, and cheek lining during sports, while night guards help prevent teeth grinding and clenching. These guards last 3–10 years and can also treat sleep apnea and TMJ disorders. We create a custom-fit product tailored to your specific needs for optimal comfort.

Sports Guards

White Spot Lesion Treatment With ICON®

We offer Icon, a state-of-the-art technology for treating white spots on teeth without the need for needles or drilling. This breakthrough material preserves the tooth’s natural structure, extends its lifespan, and can be applied in just one visit. Ideal for both children and adults, Icon treatment is virtually painless and provides effective results. Feel free to ask any questions about this service.

White Spot Lesion Treatment With ICON®

Gum Treatment

Over half of U.S. adults have gingivitis, which can lead to gum disease and other serious health issues like stroke, heart disease, and diabetes. Gum disease is caused by bacteria buildup that can enter your bloodstream, affecting overall health. Treatment typically includes deep cleaning, medications, and possibly surgery for severe cases. Regular check-ups help prevent and manage gum health issues.

Gum Treatment

Sealants

Sealants are a preventive dental treatment that protects teeth with narrow grooves from plaque buildup, which can lead to cavities and decay. A plastic material is applied to the tooth, filling in these grooves and preventing plaque accumulation. This treatment helps maintain healthy teeth, especially in areas that are difficult to clean, providing an extra layer of protection against cavities.

Sealants

Silver Diamine Fluoride

Silver Diamine Fluoride (SDF) is a non-invasive treatment used to manage tooth decay and dentin hypersensitivity. Ideal for young or fearful patients, SDF 38% effectively interrupts the decay process by killing bacteria and hardening softened dentin. It can halt caries progression and provide a temporary solution until more invasive treatments like fillings are needed, offering a pain-free alternative.

Silver Diamine Fluoride

Porcelain Veneers

Veneers are a cosmetic dental treatment where a thin layer of porcelain or composite material is placed over the front of teeth to improve appearance or address damage. The procedure can be direct (bonding composite resin) or indirect (custom veneers made in a lab). Veneers require minimal tooth removal, making them less invasive than crowns, and are ideal for front teeth restoration.

Porcelain Veneers

Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening is a popular and safe procedure to enhance the brightness of your smile. It can address stains or simply improve dull teeth. We offer several whitening options, including tray whitening, which uses custom trays with gel for gradual results, and whitening strips available at dental practices or stores. Consult with us to find the best option for you.

Teeth Whitening

Advanced Technology for Superior Care

To ensure the highest quality care, we utilize cutting-edge technology in every procedure. These advanced tools enable us to identify dental issues early, deliver precise treatments, and create personalized restorations that exceed expectations. Our premium dental software enhances both your experience and our office's efficiency, so you can be confident that every visit to our office offers the latest in dental care and innovation.

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Technology We Use

Digital X-rays

Digital radiography uses an estimated 40-90 percent less radiation than conventional film X-rays. Digital X-rays use a digital image capture device in place of traditional film, sending an image immediately to a computer. The result is a highly detailed image of the mouth, and its contrast and resolution can be enhanced to more easily diagnose dental problems and determine the very best treatment for each case.

This means more safety and better accuracy for you.

Digital X-rays

E-claims

Many offices utilize electronic claims processing. This means that rather than being sent through the mail, a dental claim is sent electronically to an insurance company with the click of a button. We can submit information more efficiently and with fewer errors. This benefits patients because the turn-around time on claims is faster, and fewer claims are returned or denied.

We are happy to submit your dental claims to your insurance company on your behalf. Please let us know if you have any questions about the e-claim process.

E-claims

Intraoral Camera

Intraoral cameras, cameras about the size of a pen, help dentists see the condition of teeth and gums more clearly. This advanced technology allows us to zoom in on small diseased areas, cracks, chips, and worn metal fillings to provide a more detailed view. The full-color images are sent to a computer screen, making it easy to see and diagnose dental problems much earlier than with traditional dental technology. Patients are also able to watch the whole process because the images are displayed on screens in treatment rooms.

Intraoral Camera

Panorex Digital Imaging

A panorex is a very impressive piece of imaging machinery in that it is capable of identifying many issues and structures that a normal X-ray does not. Once positioned in the machine, it will rotate around your entire head, taking a full 360-degree view of the teeth, head, sinuses, and bones.

The ability to view the full structure of your head as a whole is very informative to the dentist. It allows us to see any potential problems and make sure that everything is functioning as it should be. The panorex is capable of viewing specific types of structural problems, infections, or asymmetry, among many others.

Panorex Digital Imaging

Paperless Charting

Paperless charting means more efficiency and more accuracy. An office that has “gone digital” records X-rays and charting with the aid of the computer and keeps all patients' dental records electronically. Additionally, it cuts back on paper use. With traditional paper charting, information can be lost in translation from doctor to hygienist to assistant. Even handwriting differences and coding make the charts look different. The computer eliminates this problem by standardizing charting methods, making it easy to understand dental charts, view up-to-date information, and keep records accurately. When needed, this method also allows dental offices to more easily share information with other healthcare providers.

If you have any questions in regard to your records with us, please let us know.

Paperless Charting

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Our team is ready to provide you with exceptional care tailored to your needs. Call us or schedule online to take the first step toward a healthier, brighter smile.