With our cosmetic dental services, we can change the size, shape, and shade of teeth. Options like porcelain veneers and dental bonding cover tooth damage and discoloration to enhance the smile. Invisalign straightens crooked teeth comfortably, while our professional teeth whitening treatments can brighten patients smiles by multiple shades.

General dentistry helps prevent future oral health problems by maintaining patients current dental health needs. For patients with sudden dental emergencies, we can provide immediate care. Root canals, dental extractions, and custom sports mouthguards can prevent these emergencies. Our office can also provide personalized dental treatment for the whole family, regardless of age. Using modern treatment methods such as dental lasers and dental sedation we can provide quick and pain-free services.

At Horizon Family Dental Care, we also provide dental restorations to treat missing teeth in our Baltimore, MD dental office. Our professional dental team works with patients individually to find the best restorative dental options for their specific needs. Taking the dental history, budget, and current oral health concerns of patients into account allows us to tailor their treatment.

There are several types of restorative treatments we offer to patients with lost or missing teeth:

Dental Implants: Dental implants are posts that are surgically inserted into the jawbone. During a process called osseointegration, dent implants fuse with the jawbone and create a stable foundation for restorations. Implants may be used to replace single teeth or secure prosthetics such as bridges or dentures.

Dental Bridges: Dental bridges are prosthetic teeth that restore multiple consecutive missing teeth. Bridges can be removable or fixed with dental crowns on adjacent teeth or dental implants.

Full and Partial Dentures: We offer partial dentures to replace rows of missing teeth and full dentures for patients who are missing arches of teeth. Both full and partial dentures can be removable or supported by dental implants.

How to Qualify for Restorative Care?

Most patients can qualify for missing teeth treatments, particularly implant-secured restorations. Dental implants require enough bone tissue so they can fuse with the jawbone. For patients who do not have sufficient bone tissue, we can recommend bone grafting. This treatment places healthy bone tissue from another part of the mouth into areas that are lacking. Patients also need to have healthy teeth and gums to receive restorative care. We will thoroughly examine the smiles of our patients before they receive a restoration to see if they require further treatment. A gum or tooth infection can cause implant failure or destabilize a dental restoration.