Checkups & Cleanings
Checkups and cleanings shaped around your health, your concerns, and what has changed since we last saw you.
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Family dental care, right here in Mars.
Maybe you’re right on schedule for a checkup. Maybe it’s been a while, or a tooth started bothering you last night. Wherever you’re starting, tell us what’s going on and we’ll take it from there.
- Care for every stage of life
- Questions are always welcome
Our services
What can we help with?
From a routine cleaning to a broken or missing tooth, here’s a look at the care we offer in Mars.
Crowns & Tooth Repair
Practical ways to repair a cavity, cracked tooth, worn edge, or failing older filling.
Learn moreDental Implants
A step-by-step evaluation for replacing a missing tooth with an implant, crown, bridge, or denture.
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About our practice
Questions are always welcome here.
Dental visits can feel like a lot, especially when you’re worried about pain, cost, or what comes next. We’ll slow things down, talk through what we find, and make sure you have room to ask questions.
- Children, parents, and grandparents
- Time to talk through concerns
- Practical, preventive care
What to expect
Your first visit, step by step.
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Start with what’s bothering you
A sore tooth, sensitive spot, old dental work, or simply a visit that is overdue. We want to hear the whole story.
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See what we see
We’ll examine your mouth and use X-rays only when they add useful information. Then we’ll point out the areas we’re watching.
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Leave with a clear next step
Sometimes that’s treatment. Sometimes it’s keeping an eye on something. Either way, you’ll know what comes next.
Common questions
Planning your first visit?
Here are the questions we hear most often. If yours isn’t here, give us a call. A real person will help.
Call (724) 625-2530Are you accepting new patients?
Yes. Call our office to schedule an appointment or ask any questions about becoming a patient.
How do online forms work?
Call our office before your visit and we’ll tell you which forms are needed and how to complete them.
What should I do in a dental emergency?
Call us as soon as you can for dental pain, swelling, or an injury. Call 911 for trouble breathing, severe uncontrolled bleeding, or another life-threatening emergency.
New patients welcome
Ready to make an appointment?
Call us and we’ll help you find a time.