
Patient care
The
Dentistry
Five areas of care, and how to tell which one your question belongs to.
Where to start
Most people arrive with a symptom, not a treatment name.
So this page is arranged the way the questions actually come in. Each of the five areas below is a way of practicing rather than a list of procedures, and each one has its own page. If you already know the treatment you are looking for, the services directory lists every one of them individually.

01
A healthy foundation
General Dentistry
Cleanings with an air polishing system that makes them pain free, gum disease treatment, oral cancer screening, crowns and tooth colored fillings. Routine care, given the same room and the same two hours as a smile design.
- Emergency Dentist
- Dental Cleanings
- Gum Disease Treatment
- Dental Crowns
- Dental Fillings
- Dental Implants
- Restorative Dentistry
- Oral Pathogen Testing

02
A great first impression
Cosmetic Dentistry
Porcelain veneers, no prep and minimal prep veneers, composite bonding, professional whitening and full smile design, planned around your face and your bite rather than around a shade guide.
Cosmetic Dentistry
03
The mouth, in context
Holistic Dentistry
Comprehensive oral pathogen and salivary testing, metal free restorations, safe removal of silver fillings, low dose imaging and a whole body view of what your mouth is telling you.
Holistic Dentistry
04
Comfort and rest, restored
TMJ & Sleep Apnea
Jaw pain, clenching, snoring and interrupted sleep, evaluated together rather than one at a time. Oral appliances, MARPE expansion and jaw repositioning, for people who cannot tolerate a CPAP machine, alongside the physician who holds a sleep diagnosis.
TMJ & Sleep Apnea
05
Unhurried and private
Concierge Dentistry
One patient at a time, two hours held for a first visit, and one doctor who owns the whole plan from the first photograph to the last appointment.
Concierge DentistryOne doctor, one plan
The five areas are not five departments.
They are five ways of looking at the same patient, and most visits touch more than one of them. A worn front tooth is a cosmetic question, a bite question and often an airway question at the same time. Dr. Kevin sees one patient at a time, start to finish, which is what makes it possible to answer all three in the same appointment rather than in three referrals.

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