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General & Family Dentistry – Waterbury

Supporting Healthy Smiles for Your Whole Family!

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At Waterbury Smiles, we offer a wide array of general dentistry options for all Connecticut families. You can count on our compassionate professionals to create a positive, comfortable and professional experience. We take care of all your family’s dental health needs, including issues with temporomandibular joints (TMJ disorders), bruxism (teeth grinding), and snoring (sleep apnea). At Waterbury Smiles, we can restore your oral health with professional cleanings, non-surgical periodontal therapy, and root canal therapy. Continue reading to learn more about the services that we offer. If you have any questions or want to schedule an appointment, give us a call!

Why Choose Waterbury Smiles for General & Family Dentistry?

  • State-of-the-Art Dental Technology
  • We Welcome Patients of All Ages
  • Flexible Financing Options Available

Dental Cleanings & Checkups

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It is recommended that most children and adults see their dentist twice a year for routine cleanings and checkups. Dental concerns can sometimes be subtle at first, so it’s important that these are caught early on during routine checkups so that they don’t progress and become serious. This visit involves an in-depth examination of your teeth, gums, and other oral structures. They also include a professional cleaning to remove plaque and tartar, keeping your smile strong and healthy!

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Dental Sealants

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Dental sealants are tough, plastic coatings that can be applied directly to the chewing surfaces of certain teeth. They work as barriers, preventing food particles from gathering in deep pits and grooves causing cavities. This is especially useful for kids, who might struggle to brush and floss hard-to-reach areas of their mouth thoroughly. The entire sealants have a painless and quick!

TMJ Treatment

Woman with jaw pain

Have you noticed that your jaw pops, clicks, or hurts when you chew your food? Do you experience frequent headaches or earaches? This could be due to temporomandibular joint disorder (TMD). This is when the jaw joints aren’t functioning properly, leaving you with numerous uncomfortable symptoms. If you think you may be having issues with your TMJs or are feeling discomfort, let us know so we can help you get some relief.

Nightguards for Bruxism

Nightguard for bruxism

Bruxism is a condition in which a person clenches their jaw and grinds their teeth, usually during sleep. It is estimated that as many as 1 in 30 people experience at least a mild form of it. If you are constantly waking up with a sore jaw or your teeth are starting to appear worn, you might benefit from a custom nightguard. This small oral appliance fits over your teeth to prevent harmful contact throughout the night.

Fluoride Treatment

Floride foam in foam trays

Fluoride is a natural mineral that is added to many dental products and community water sources. Decades of research have shown that regular exposure to fluoride reduces a person’s likelihood of developing cavities. To ensure that our patients, especially children, are getting enough fluoride, we offer fluoride treatment at our practice. We simply apply a concentrated fluoride solution to the teeth for just about a minute. It is quick, easy, and can make a huge difference for your smile.

Children’s Dentistry

Girl smiling in the dental chair

Did you know that the American Dental Association (ADA) recommends that children have their first dental visit by the time they turn one or when their first tooth erupts? At Waterbury Smiles, we are happy to treat your entire family! All children deserve to grow up with a healthy, happy smile!

Sleep Apnea Treatment

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Have you been waking up gasping for air? Do you frequently feel tired? Does your partner complain of your snoring? This could be due to a common sleep disorder called “sleep apnea.” It affects approximately 30 million Americans. Many people don’t even realize that they have it. If you think you might have sleep apnea, let us know. This way, we can help you get the treatment you need to sleep soundly throughout the night.