Cascade Dental - Vancouver, WA (360) 892-2994
CASCADE DENTAL
Your experience at the dentist should be nothing short of excellent. For various reasons, many patients do not know what the best dentistry looks like. Our dentists are committed to providing the best dentistry in Vancouver, WA. Your health and the overall health of your family is the fundamental basis when discussing dental care options. Our commitment to you is communication, advanced training, modern dental technology, and patient education.
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Emergency Dentist Vancouver, WA
A dental emergency is trauma that occurs to the mouth, gums, or teeth, and may require immediate attention. Knowing what to do in a dental emergency could ensure a better outcome. The best thing to do should you experience an emergency is to stay calm.
Prior to arriving at our Vancouver, WA dental office, you may wish to rinse your mouth out with warm (not hot) salt water. If you are in severe pain, apply a cold compress to help alleviate the pain and reduce any swelling.
Pediatric Dentist Vancouver, WA
Your child’s visit to a pediatric dentist will create a lifetime of good overall health and positive experiences. Baby teeth play an important role in a child’s speech development, your child’s facial structure, and ensure that your child’s permanent teeth erupt in the correct positions.
Did you know that good oral hygiene can lead to better overall health? Poor dental care in children can lead to other health problems, such as sleep deprivation, malnutrition, painful infections and lifelong health problems. At Cascade Dental in Vancouver, our pediatric dentists provide dental care to children beginning with their first visit to the dentist as an infant.
Periodontal Cleaning Vancouver, WA
Periodontal cleaning, also known as deep teeth cleaning or periodontal maintenance therapy, is an ongoing treatment for patients diagnosed with periodontal disease. A non-surgical, minimally invasive treatment carefully cleaned by an experienced hygienist. Periodontal maintenance is required to remove plaque and calculus above and below your gum line. Additionally, clean deep periodontal pockets and smooth the tooth to remove harmful toxins.
Temporomandibular Joint Disorder, or TMD for short, is a condition involving the joints, muscles, nerves, and teeth involved with jaw movement. It could be related to one or all components. When not working harmoniously or in sync, or the chewing system is improperly aligned, a variety of signs or uncomfortable and potentially painful symptoms may result for patients.
Dr. Andy Himsworth completed the highest level of training from the Orognathic Bioesthetic International Institute in 1997. He earned a Level IV certificate requiring three additional years of study after graduation from dental school. Hence, Dr. Andy is known for successfully treating patients with jaw pain and malocclusion (misaligned teeth) in Vancouver, WA for over 20 years.
Advanced Dental Technology Vancouver, WA
CEREC is a technology for restoring damaged teeth. Your restoration can be completed in a single appointment to our Vancouver dentist office. Most importantly, CEREC restorations are stronger, longer lasting and look more beautiful, all while keeping your teeth looking natural.
Porcelaine Veneers Vancouver, WA
Veneers are custom created wafer-thin shells made of porcelain or composite resin material. Most noticeably, veneers provide a natural look and feel. In fact, most people cannot tell the difference between a porcelain veneer and your natural tooth. Porcelain veneers are a permanent cosmetic dental solution.
Natural teeth become stained from everyday food and drink. Alternatively, porcelain veneers repel the drink and food that commonly stain natural teeth. Our advanced dental technology allows our doctors to scan your teeth to design your restoration. We digitally scan your teeth with our CEREC CAD-CAM technology. Then, custom match the color of your new veneer to the adjacent teeth in your mouth.
Professional teeth whitening treatment is done in collaboration with your dentist. Our in-office professional whitening will provide fastest results. Also, we offer custom-made bleaching trays for whitening treatment at home. Both options provide excellent results.
To point out, our in-office teeth whitening treatment followed up with at home bleaching will yield the best teeth whitening results. Overall, the combination of whitening treatments will continue to brighten your smile. Additionally, our dentist may recommend a thorough teeth cleaning prior to the whitening treatment.
A dental crown or cap can be used to restore your tooth’s strength, size, and shape. Not to mention, a crown will improve the appearance of your tooth. Additionally, a crown is used to cover a dental implant, a cracked tooth, or after a root canal procedure. Also, you may need a crown to cap a tooth that has too much decay for a filling.
Dental implants are often a better choice for replacing missing teeth than dental bridges or removable dentures. In fact, Implants are actually the replacement of your tooth’s root. Implants are surgically placed into the jaw bone and are made of titanium metal that fuses with the jawbone. Currently, a dental implant is the only dental restoration that acts the same as your natural tooth.
Dental implants do not use adjacent teeth for anchors; like dental bridges. Implants do not rest on your gums like partial dentures either. As a result, your implant can remain cleaner without places to trap food causing future decay.
A root canal will save your natural tooth that is severely damaged. Our dentists will complete a thorough diagnosis of your tooth and the infected tissue. A root canal is only recommended if your natural tooth can be saved. Alternatively, further progression of your infection in the root of your tooth may require a tooth extraction.
Keep in mind, the pain will not always accompany your infected tooth. As a matter of fact, your dentist may find the infected area during your regular teeth cleaning. Hence, this is another reason for you to visit your dentist a minimum of two times per year for regular cleanings.
Dentures, also known as false teeth, are prosthetic devices designed to replace missing teeth. Traditionally, dentures were designed as a removable prosthetic for the upper or lower jaw. For hundreds of years, conventional dentures have restored appearance and function for patients. An alternative to removable denture prosthetics, are fixed dentures.
Cascade Dental
16703 SE McGillivray Blvd #100,
Vancouver, WA 98683
(360) 892-2994
https://cascadedental.com/
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