What Is Teeth Whitening? Teeth whitening is a process that aims to make your natural teeth appear brilliantly whiter and brighter. It involves bleaching your teeth to lighten the existing color by multiple shades. With our at-home, in-office, and chemical whitening options, you can brighten your smile on the first visit or slowly over a few weeks. Call us to schedule an appointment now!

If you're suffering from severe oral pain, a toothache, or a dental injury, you can receive immediate care with emergency dentistry. The main goal of emergency treatment is to relieve patients pain, and get them back to a healthy oral state.

Tartar and Plaque accumulation are the starting stages of tooth decay and gum disease. Four out of five people have gum disease, but many don't know because the condition is usually painless at first. If you haven't been for a checkup lately, give us a call. We can help you.

Braces straighten crooked or overlapping teeth, giving you a brilliant smile. If you have misaligned teeth, Sara Quintero D.D.S and her ortho team can help. Their expert dental team offers a range of braces and orthodontic devices like Aligners that effectively correct misalignments.

If you're missing one, or several, teeth, and are looking for a low-maintenance, long-lasting solution, dental implants may be the right choice for you. Able to restore the look and function of your smile and bite, dental implants can enhance your overall appearance and oral health.

Any surgical procedure that is performed on the tissues of your mouth, teeth, or gums is considered oral surgery. Maxillofacial surgery, on the other hand, consists of surgical procedures performed on your jaw, head, or another part of the face. Some of the most common oral surgery procedures include extracting impacted wisdom teeth, placing dental implants or performing biopsies from the soft or hard tissue.

A root canal is an endodontic restorative treatment that repairs infected or damaged teeth by removing the inside layer of the infected dental pulp along with the roots. The inside of the tooth is then replaced with a biocompatible permanent filling and a dental crown is often used to protect the weakened tooth. The process is minimally invasive and painless.