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| (Learning about your oral health) - At Smile! Dental Center, one of our biggest goals for our patients is education. We want you to know everything about your oral health, including what steps may be necessary to keep your smile at its best! Dr. Foust and staff will take the time to discuss your x-rays on our 42" flat screen monitors, and can also take video and photos to fully illustrate any and all dental issues. We don't believe in treating a patient unless they fully understand exactly why we're recommending treatment and how it will help them achieve optimal dental health. The other goal of education is to help you, our valued patient, avoid any further problems in the future. We firmly believe "an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure"! |
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| Sometimes, despite our best efforts, we need a little help getting our smiles back to their best. At Smile! Dental Center, we pride ourselves on being a destination for comprehensive dental care. After fully understanding your current dental health, we can build a plan together to restore your smile in a relaxed, comfortable atmosphere. We offer a wide variety of services and procedures, ranging from small fillings to full mouth rehabilitation. We will address your needs as they pertain to your overall dental health. |
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| Assessing and maintaining the health of gum tissue is extremely important, as studies show a direct correlation between gum tissue (periodontal) health and overall (systemic) health. We believe that any great structure has to have a strong foundation, and the health of the gums and bone that support your teeth are vital to the long term life of your smile. Smile! Dental Center offers many different services tailored to ensuring that your foundation is secure! |
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| Once we've ensured that the supporting tissues are healthy, we have the ability to provide a comprehensive list of services to address problems with the teeth. We can handle all facets of care for your teeth, including composite (white) fillings, crowns, bridges, dentures, extractions, and root canals. All procedures are performed with Dr. Foust's gentle, relaxed approach. We make sure that your experience is one of supreme comfort and ease. |
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| Are you happy with your smile? There are many ways that we can help! Our practice prides itself on providing patients with affordable, comfortable options to give you the smile you deserve! Whether it's whitening, veneers, or adult orthodontics, we are here to help you achieve whatever cosmetic goals you're after! |
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Pediatric/Sports Dentistry |
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| As a parent, the health of your children is one of the most important concerns in your life. We are committed to providing top notch care for young patients, and Dr. Foust has a strong reputation for not only treating but also educating children about how to care for their teeth. Dr. Foust is also a member of the Academy of Sports Dentistry, an organization dedicated towards education and study regarding the management of dental/facial injuries in sports. Smile! Dental Center is the destination for affordable mouth guards for sports! |
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| When a person loses teeth, there are numerous negative effects to not only their dental health, but overall health, as well. Maintaining the ability to chew efficiently is an extremely important factor in maintaining a healthy lifestyle. The loss of teeth also affects the volume of bone and muscle tone of the jaws and face. Dr. Foust has dedicated a great deal of time to the study and practice of implant dentistry, graduating from the prestigious Misch International Implant Institute and obtaining Diplomate status with the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. Smile! Dental Center is proud to offer comprehensive implant dentistry solutions to our patients! |
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Services for Clenching and Grinding |
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| One of the "hidden killers" of a healthy mouth is a condition called parafunction. While sleeping, a number of people clench or grind their teeth together, which causes excessive force to placed on the teeth and jaws. Over time, this condition causes tooth structure to be ground away, restorations to fail, and pain to occur in the jaw joints and muscles. As part of our commitment to overall dental health, we will monitor patients for these conditions, and can provide various appliances to help prevent excessive force to be placed on your jaws and teeth. |
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