General Dentistry in Stuart, FL

Dr. Tyler and his team can provide you with exceptional routine dental services, including general and cosmetic dentistry.

• Teeth Whitening

  Teeth will naturally lose their brightness over time. Drinking coffee or tea, or using tobacco, as well as certain childhood medications can cause teeth to discolor or darken even faster than normal. Whitening, also known as bleaching, is the procedure used to brighten teeth. We can provide at-home whiteners to help you achieve a whiter smile.
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• Sealants

  Dental sealants are made of a safe resin material which is applied to the surfaces of teeth (commonly permanent molars) to prevent cavities.
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• Preventive Resins

  If you are at a higher risk for tooth decay, but your tooth only has staining, very mild or early decay, Dr. Tyler and his team may suggest a preventative resin restoration (PRR).
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• Fillings and Bonding

  Cavities (tooth decay) can be the result of a variety of factors. Unfortunately, they don’t heal themselves or go away over time. They usually only get worse with time unless treated by a dentist. A dental filling repairs the damage that has already been done to a tooth. In other cases, tooth-colored filling material can be bonded to a tooth allowing cosmetic dental applications (cosmetic bonding).
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• Dental Extractions

  Dr. Tyler, as a restorative specialist (prosthodontist), is committed to saving teeth whenever possible. Through root canals and crowns, teeth can be saved that you may think can only be removed. Consult Dr. Tyler before having any teeth removed. When a tooth is deemed non-restorable, dental extraction is necessary.
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• Bone Grafting

  Bone grafting (socket preservation) can provide a framework for maintenance of the blood clot in a socket and aids in the healing process after an extraction. Bone loss occurs in and around the socket after a tooth is removed. Therefore, if replacement of the tooth with a dental implant is desired, then preserving the bone is often indicated.
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• Root Canals

  Root canals are most often necessary when decay has reached the nerve of the tooth or the tooth has become infected. Soon after the root canal is performed, the tooth is restored with a dental crown or filling to protect the tooth and restore normal tooth function.
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• Night Guards

  We make custom-fitted night guards to alleviate stress on the temporal mandibular joint (TMJ) which may be resulting in soreness or pain.
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• Athletic Mouth Guards

  Sports should be enjoyed, you should not have to worry about a losing your teeth! But unfortunately, tooth loss and jaw fractures are the most common sports injuries. These can be very painful and cause a lot of distress. Therefore, it is very important to wear a mouth guard when playing sports to avoid all of these.
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• Crown Lengthening

  Crown lengthening and gingivectomy both involve removing excess gum tissue around teeth (often upper teeth) to make them look longer (eliminating a gummy smile) or to access and eliminate decay located below the gum line.
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