Dental Bonding
Begin your journey toward a radiant smile and healthier gums with Dental Bonding.
A crown is a cap, for a damaged tooth. When created and placed correctly, crowns are unnoticeable from your other teeth.
Crowns can be used for many reasons. They can replace a large filling, protect a fractured tooth, or cover a tooth that has become discolored. At the end of the day though, crowns will help maintain a healthy smile and bite.
There are many ways to create and place a crown.
Your Nashville Family Dentistry provider will help determine what type of crown works best for you.
A bridge is placed to correct teeth that sit on either side of a gap. A dental bridge can restore your smile, while also maintaining your face shape. Perhaps most importantly, a well-placed bridge will prevent your other teeth from falling out of alignment.
Bridges can also help you properly chew food, speak and place the jaws together when biting. which helps prevent other teeth in the mouth from moving out of place or drifting apart. Nashville Family Dentistry’s bridges may last many years when properly cared for. Let our expert dental team create your bridge.
Begin your journey toward a radiant smile and healthier gums with Dental Bonding.
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Your search for exceptional cosmetic dentistry in Nashville ends at Nashville Family Dentistry! Our dedicated team specializes in all aspects of cosmetic dental care.
Dental Sealants are a simple, effective, and affordable way to help reduce the risk of cavities.
Ready to visualize your new smile? The team at Nashville Family Dentistry recognizes the vital role of modern dental technology in delivering exceptional dental care.
This quick and painless application takes only a few minutes during your regular teeth cleaning and dental exam appointment.
Our veneers are designed to look and fit naturally over your teeth. Remember, veneers are a permanent dental solution.
Let our team help you determine what whitening process is right for you, based on the current color and condition of your teeth.
Begin your journey toward a radiant smile and healthier gums with Gingivitis Treatment.
A bridge is placed to correct teeth that sit on either side of a gap. A dental bridge can restore your smile, while also maintaining your face shape.
A root canal, also called endodontic treatment or therapy is a dental procedure to help save a tooth with inflamed or infected pulp tissue. If you are having pain while chewing, swollen gums, or sensitivity, you may need this procedure.
Instead of metal braces, many patients prefer Invisalign® in Nashville – a cosmetic dental procedure that straightens and aligns your teeth using clear and removable trays.
While many of us do our best to keep our teeth healthy, sometimes a tooth needs to be taken out to keep you healthy. In these cases, an extraction is necessary.
At Nashville Family Dentistry, we believe that getting your teeth cleaned every 6 months keep your teeth and gums as healthy as possible.
Tooth loss is challenging on many levels. Not only can it affect what you eat and how you chew leading to more serious health concerns, but it can also make you feel embarrassed and uncomfortable.
You never know when a dental emergency will happen. Thankfully, Nashville Family Dentistry is Nashville’s most trusted Dental Emergency team. We have a team of dental experts to serve you.
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A crown is a cap, for a damaged tooth. When created and placed correctly, crowns are unnoticeable from your other teeth. A bridge is placed to correct teeth that sit on either side of a gap.
Nashville's Dental Implants are made of titanium and have special coatings that encourage the fusing of human bone. The top of each implant has an internal screw channel so that crowns, bridges, and or dentures can be screwed in place.