Dental Sealants
Family Dentistry, Inc. offers dental sealants to protect vulnerable teeth and prevent plaque from collecting in the crevices of the chewing surfaces. If you are susceptible to tooth decay or you have children with brand new adult teeth, we encourage you to meet with Drs. Haas, Haas and Zuptich to learn if you should receive dental sealants in Lebanon, Ohio. You are welcome to contact our dentists at 513-932-6991 to stop by our office to speak with our team.
A sealant is a preventive dental treatment that our dentists may recommend to protect your teeth from decay. A dental sealant is made of a clear or tooth-colored resin material, which is painted onto the chewing surface of the tooth. By blocking out the bacteria and food debris that lead to tooth decay, the sealant prevents decay and cavities. The dental sealant forms a smooth surface over the natural pits and grooves of the tooth surface, which also makes it easier to effectively clean your teeth with normal brushing.
Dental sealants are most often recommended for children; our dentists frequently recommends sealants for the permanent molars as soon as they come in, which is usually between the ages of 6 and 12 years. We may also recommend dental sealants for adult patients whose teeth are prone to decay or for teeth that have not been restored or suffered from decay in the past. We can apply dental sealants in just one short, comfortable visit to our practice. Sealants can be a powerful tool in preventing decay and keeping your smile healthy. To learn more about dental sealants and how we can keep your smile in good health, we welcome you to call or visit our office today.
Emergency Dentistry
Unfortunately, dental emergencies often occur when we least expect them. And if you find yourself in extreme pain, you want immediate relief. That's why our team prioritizes dental emergency services.
A dental emergency typically involves any issue involving your teeth, gums, or mouth that requires immediate attention to stop bleeding, alleviate severe pain, or save a tooth. This can include injuries like a knocked-out tooth, abscesses, or infections with swelling.
At our practice, we understand how distressing dental emergencies can be—and we're here to help quickly and compassionately. Your comfort and health are our top priorities, and we'll work fast to relieve your discomfort and restore your smile with expert care you can count on. Don't wait—reach out right away. Please note—we treat and diagnose all dental emergencies, but do refer out molar endodontics and more complex extractions. We provide same-day care, but the length of your treatment may depend on the severity of your emergency.
If you're experiencing a dental emergency, please contact us or schedule an appointment online. We will adjust our schedule to see you as soon as possible. If you are in extreme pain and can't reach our practice, please visit your local urgent care or emergency room.
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