Dental implants are substitutes for the roots of missing teeth and are designed to last a lifetime. Because they are fused in the jawbone and are not visible once surgically placed, dental implants are the closest you can get to healthy, natural teeth.

The number one cause of tooth loss is gum disease (periodontal disease) and we encourage all of our patients to have six monthly professional cleans with your checkups (or more frequently if advised by your clinician). We also offer oral hygiene and dietary instructions and more advanced periodontal treatment, sometimes in conjunction with a periodontal specialist when necessary.

Most of us would like our teeth to be whiter. Even if we look after our teeth well, they will naturally darken as we get older. A tooth whitening procedure can restore the whiteness to our teeth which will give us a better smile and increase confidence.

There a lot of treatment options to correct teeth that are crowded or crooked including retainers, aligners and braces (invisible, metal, ceramic or micro braces). Correcting a bad bite and improperly aligned teeth (malocclusion) is important not only for aesthetic reasons but also for proper oral health and function.

Dental crowns are a secure way to fill gaps and help restore your smile if you have missing or damaged teeth. A crown can also help you bite and chew better, which can positively impact other systems in your body, such as a your digestive system.

The EARTH Dental offer a variety of handcrafted crown styles. Your dentist will help you determine what crown is best for you based on your budget, aesthetic preferences, and your body chemistry.

Parents and children, welcome to The EARTH Dental. We’re happy to see you and your little ones in our clinics. We work hard to make each dental visit fun and kid-oriented because we believe that oral healthcare need not be a scary experience for your child.

Cosmetic dentistry can help you improve your smile by making your teeth whiter, reshaping teeth that don’t match the others, closing gaps between teeth, filling cavities with tooth-colored materials, repairing chips and rough spots with fillings that match and even covering broken teeth with porcelain crowns.

The number one cause of tooth loss is gum disease (periodontal disease) and we encourage all of our patients to have six monthly professional cleans with your checkups (or more frequently if advised by your clinician). We also offer oral hygiene and dietary instructions and more advanced periodontal treatment, sometimes in conjunction with a periodontal specialist when necessary.

Periodontal (Gum) disease is an infection of the tissues supporting and surrounding the teeth. It is mainly caused by the accumulation of bacteria from the dental plaque that inflames and damages the gums. This chronic infection attacks below the gum line where it breaks down the attachment of the tooth and its supporting tissues.