
Ralph Edwards
Our Dental Treatments for a Healthier and Brighter Smile
Get to Know the Experts Behind Your Smile
What a Brighter Smile Can Look Like
An illustration of teeth whitening. These are demo images, not a patient’s results: how much any treatment changes a smile depends on the teeth, and we will talk you through what to expect at your consultation.


Hear from Happy Patients
A few words from patients about their visits, from routine cleanings and checkups to braces, crowns and whitening.

I put off replacing a broken crown for far too long. The team went through every option and the costs up front, and nobody rushed me.

I was worried about sensitivity, so they explained what to expect before we started. Friendly, clear, and on time at every visit.

My aligner check-ins are quick to fit around work, and someone always takes a minute to answer my questions.

Booking a cleaning was simple, the hygienist was gentle, and I left with practical tips for brushing and flossing at home.
Answers to Your Common Dental Questions
Many people come in for a checkup and cleaning about every six months. Some need to come more often, for example during orthodontic treatment or with a history of gum problems, and your dentist will suggest an interval that suits you.
Yes. If you have dental pain, a broken tooth or a knocked-out tooth, call us and we will try to see you the same day. For heavy bleeding, swelling that affects your breathing or swallowing, or an injury to the face or head, call emergency services or go to the nearest emergency room first.
No. Depending on how your teeth need to move, clear aligners may be an option alongside traditional braces. At a consultation we look at your teeth and explain which options suit you, with their pros, cons and costs.
We accept cash and major credit and debit cards, and we work with many dental insurance plans. Ask us about your plan before treatment and we will give you a written estimate, so you know the cost before you decide.








