Regular Care That Keeps Small Problems Small
Check-ups, cleanings and fillings keep your teeth healthy, and help you avoid bigger, costlier treatment later on.
It's Time for a Visit If
- Your last check-up was over six months ago
- Your gums bleed when you brush
- A tooth hurts with hot, cold or sweet food
- You have a chipped tooth or a lost filling
- You'd like a second opinion on a treatment plan
Everyday Dental Care
Check-Ups
A full exam, with digital X-rays when needed.
Teeth Cleaning
Removes the plaque and tartar that brushing misses.
Tooth Fillings
Tooth-colored fillings for decay and small chips.
Your Treatment, Step by Step
Dental Exam
We check your teeth, gums and bite, and listen to any concerns.
X-Rays if Needed
Digital X-rays show problems that a visual exam can’t.
Cleaning or Treatment
We clean your teeth and treat anything that needs attention.
Your Care Plan
You leave knowing what to do next and when to come back.
What Patients Ask About General Dentistry
How often should I see the dentist?
For most people, every six months. We may suggest more frequent visits if you have gum problems or a higher risk of decay.
Do you accept HMO cards?
Yes. We work with several HMO providers for check-ups and basic treatment. Send us your card details before your visit so we can confirm your coverage.
I haven't been to a dentist in years. Is that okay?
Absolutely, and there’s no judgment here. We’ll start with a gentle check-up and explain what needs attention first.
Let's Create Your Best Smile Together
Tell us what you’d like to change about your smile. We’ll check your teeth, explain your options, and give you a written plan before you decide.
- Written treatment plan and quote
- Payment plans for bigger treatments
- English, Bisaya and Tagalog spoken
