There are two parts to your Pinnacle Hills Dental Group visit – examination and cleaning.
Your exam will check for cavities, plaque, and tartar on your teeth. You may also need x-rays to help your dentist assess the health of your teeth. While some people find the cleaning unpleasant, it’s the best way for your dentists to maintain and restore the health of your gums and teeth. Our providers have years of experience and will focus on making your visit as stress-free as possible.
While conducting this routine care, your dentist will also look for signs of gum disease and oral cancer. Your dentist will be able to detect oral healthcare problems earlier than you can. Early treatment for issues such as decay and gum disease will reduce your potential for serious health problems long term.
At Pinnacle Hills Dental Group we recommend that you visit your dentists every 6 months to achieve and maintain your best smile.
Metal is still the most popular material for braces. Today’s metal brackets are smaller, smoother, more efficient, and more comfortable than braces of the past. Traditional metal braces use a combination of stainless steel brackets, arch wires, and elastic ties or bands to gently move teeth as prescribed by your orthodontist. Patients have the option of adding elastics, or rubber bands, to their metal braces for a personalized, colorful smile.
Replacing a tooth is a delicate process and we have permanent and temporary options.
We believe we have the best hygienists in NWA and we work with you to maximize and maintain.
Crowns & Veneers give us a chance to protect and preserve your beautiful smile.
TMJ is the leading cause of facial pain, and we can give you back your pain-free life.
Cosmetic dentistry combines the art of aesthetics, the knowledge of dental structures, and the science behind technological innovations in order to make your teeth look and feel their best.
Straighten your teeth with a clear alternative to metal braces. (For Example: Invisalign®)
Clear aligners are a removable, discreet orthodontic treatment. They consist of a series of trays that you wear for several weeks at a time. As your teeth gently move into position, you start using the next set of trays.
It is so important to stay disciplined with routine exams every six months.
A root canal is one of the most common dental procedures performed, well over 14 million every year. This simple treatment can save your natural teeth and prevent the need for dental implants or bridges.
Have you taken the tissue test? Come in and we'll help you pass with flying colors.
