Our Services

Torres Dental Group employs the most advanced treatment and diagnostic tools in oral and craniofacial pathologies.

Our services include:

When a tooth is missing, it can cause a chain reaction of problems. Surrounding teeth may shift, causing stress to your jaw joint (TMJ) when you chew. It's much harder to clean teeth that have shifted, therefore harmful tartar can build up causing cavities and gum disease.

A bridge fills in this space, using the adjacent teeth for support. These teeth will be reduced and contoured, and then we'll make a precise impression of your teeth. Using this impression, a dental lab will make a model, and it's on this model that your bridge is created.It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged.

A crown is a custom-made restoration that completely covers your tooth.

Crowns not only repair and strengthen a damaged tooth; they can also be used to improve your appearance by covering a discolored or misshapen tooth.

You may need a crown if:

• Your tooth has fractured • An old crown or filling has failed • You have had root canal therapy • You have a very large cavity • You’ would like to improve a tooth’s appearance

There are a number of reasons why your child's dentist may have suggested orthodontic treatment. For example, your child's teeth may have a "bad bite" referred to as malocclusion; this is a condition in which teeth are crowded, crooked, or out alignment and the jaws may not meet properly. A malocclusion may be present even though teeth may appear straight.

Malocclusion, which can include problems such as the crowding, spacing, protrusion of teeth, and the presence of jaw problems, may be inherited. Malocclusion may also be acquired; an inherited malocclusion is complicated by an acquired problem.

All dentists are taught to treat some minor orthodontic problems. If your child's dentist thinks you should see a specialist for treatment, he or she will refer you to an orthodontist.It has survived not only five centuries, but also the leap into electronic typesetting, remaining essentially unchanged.

Silver and Gold fillings used to be our only choices for restoring your damaged or decayed teeth but advances in dental materials technology created strong new synthetic tooth-colored restorative materials that help you look your best.

If you decide you would like your tooth restored with a white material, we can use either porcelain or composite resin, which is a plastic-like substance. We’ll carefully match the chosen material to your natural teeth, so the restoration will blend in well.

Both porcelain and composite resin bond securely to your tooth, so the restorations are extremely strong and durable. Also, because they are bonded, we can be more conservative when we prepare your tooth for the filling, so you retain more of your natural, healthy tooth

Bonding involves the artistic placement of a tooth-colored plastic material to front teeth to enhance their color, shape or size.

You can have one tooth re-created with bonding, or we can transform your entire smile!

Bonding also protects your teeth from additional wear and damage.

Bonding may be the perfect option if you have:

• Spaces between your teeth • Small or misshapen teeth • Teeth that have darkened or discolored.

Home whitening is an easy way to get a dazzling white smile!

New techniques and whitening gels make it possible to significantly lighten and brighten your teeth. The amount of time it takes varies from person to person but usually you will see results within a week.

Root canal treatment usually involves the removal of the tooth’s pulp, a small thread-like tissue that was important for tooth's development.

Once removed, it is replaced with materials that seal the root canal from its supporting structures. Years ago, diseased or injured teeth were often extracted.

Today, even if the pulp of one of your teeth becomes injured or infected, it often can be saved through a root canal (endodontic) treatment. Endodontics is the area of dentistry concerned with the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases or injuries to the dental pulp.

Veneers are thin shells of porcelain that are fabricated with the help of a dental laboratory.

They generally cover tops and front of teeth. Veneers can be used to whiten teeth as well as to correct problems like chipped, misshapen, crooked or worn teeth.

Periodontal (gum) Disease is an infection of the teeth, gums and bone.

It’s caused by plaque, the sticky film of food and bacteria that forms constantly on your teeth. You may have gum disease, and not even know it because it’s rarely painful in its early stages.

If bone tissue is destroyed, your teeth can loosen. So let us know if you have persistent bad breath, if your gums are swollen, soft or tender, or if they bleed when you brush or floss. If we diagnose gum disease early, we can stop the destruction and save your teeth.