Restore Your Teeth with Effective Cavity Care
Cavities begin on the enamel, the outer layer of the tooth, and can often be treated in just one day with a resin filling if caught early.
However, if the decay has reached the dentin, more advanced treatments like inlays may be necessary.
Cavities do not heal on their own.
Without proper treatment, they worsen over time, causing more pain and complications.
Early intervention is essential to avoid further damage and more complex treatments. Don’t wait—take action now for a healthier, pain-free smile!

Protect Your Gums and Teeth from the Effects of Gum Disease
Periodontal disease begins when plaque and tartar are not properly removed, leading to inflammation in the gums.
This can cause the bone that supports your teeth to deteriorate, eventually leading to tooth loss if not treated.
While it doesn’t directly harm the teeth themselves, periodontal disease affects the supportive structures of your teeth, commonly known as “gum disease” or “pyorrhea.” Often, patients don’t realize they have it until their teeth start to loosen. Therefore, early diagnosis and treatment are crucial.
By removing plaque and bacteria, and practicing good oral hygiene after treatment, you can keep your gums healthy and prevent further issues.

Safe and Comfortable Removal of Problematic Wisdom Teeth
Wisdom teeth can be tricky, especially when they are impacted, tilted, or close to the nerves.
When there isn’t enough space for them to emerge properly, they can cause pain, infection, or damage to nearby teeth.
At BD Dental, our oral and maxillofacial specialists perform wisdom tooth extractions with precision and care.
Additionally, if necessary, we use sedation to minimize discomfort and perform the procedure safely.
We also offer sedation options to ensure a comfortable, stress-free experience.
Whether your wisdom teeth are partially erupted or fully impacted, we provide safe and effective solutions tailored to your needs.

Relieve Jaw Pain and Restore Function with TMJ Therapy
Do you experience jaw pain, clicking sounds when opening your mouth, or difficulty chewing? These symptoms could indicate a temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder.
TMJ issues can arise from various causes, such as teeth grinding, stress, jaw misalignment, or even injuries. While these conditions may not resolve quickly, we offer comprehensive treatment options to help you regain comfort and function. By analyzing the underlying causes and symptoms, we work with you to create a personalized treatment plan for long-term relief.