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Dental Examination
Range of dental services and care offered in Idaho Falls At Eagle Rock Dental Clinic, our compassionate team of experts provides patients with a wide array of dental services for every stage of life. So, whether you are scheduling a first dental exam for your child, are a teenager in need of braces and alignment, or have a specific issue that needs addressing, our team can help. Our mission is to provide you with the quality dental care you need and deserve without breaking your budget.
X-rays
Intraoral x-rays are the most common form of dental x-rays. The term “intraoral” means that the x-ray is taken from inside the patient’s mouth. If you have been to the dentist you have almost certainly had an intraoral x-ray.

Teeth Cleaning
Everyone knows that brushing and flossing are important for maintaining good oral hygiene for healthy teeth, but did you know that regular teeth cleaning by Read More Â»
Fluoride Treatment
Both regular and deep cleanings along with fluoride treatment are important for maintaining good oral hygiene and preventing tooth decay, tooth loss and treating gum disease. They can also help improve the appearance of the teeth and freshen the breath.
Dental Sealants
Sealants are a thin, plastic coating that is painted on the top surfaces of teeth. They are usually done on the molars, or back teeth to prevent tooth decay. The liquid sealant quickly bonds into the depressions and grooves of the teeth, forming a protective shield over each tooth and the enamel.

Fillings
Silver amalgam fillings, which are composed of 50% mercury and 50% silver alloy, will eventually need to be replaced. It may surprise you to know that the average life span of a silver filling is only five to eight years. Your dentist can tell you when they NEED to be replaced due to leakage, breakdown or recurrent decay.
Resin Composite
A veneer is a thin layer of porcelain or composite resin material placed over a tooth. At the same time, a crown is an artificial tooth made out of porcelain, ceramic, or metal that fully encases the portion of your tooth above the gum line.
Veneers
Most clients with discolored teeth, chipped, crooked, misaligned or missing teeth will often be self-conscious about their smile. Fortunately, you can have a dazzling new smile with a simple transformation using porcelain veneers. Porcelain veneers is an ultra-thin composition that can be bonded to the surface of your tooth at our Idaho Falls dentistâ€™s office. The material can successfully conceal any cosmetic imperfections, thus helping you have a beautiful smile that you can eagerly share.
Crowns
At the Idaho Falls dentist office, we can create stunning dental crowns that can be color-matched to blend with the rest of your set. Using our advanced dental technology, we can ensure that the porcelain serves you for longer than you would get from our competitors.
Bridges
When a significant cavity threatens continued health, crowns are frequently required. They can also support a dental bridge or cover a misshapen or discolored tooth.
Restorative Dentistry
Granted, many of the patients who walk into our office think that porcelain crowns or dental crowns are part of restorative dentistry treatment. However, our dentists have come up with a treatment plan in which porcelain crowns can be used to enhance the appearance of the patientâ€™s teeth.

Root Canal Treatment
Tooth decay can be remedied using simple tooth fillings or other treatments if detected in time. However, severe decay demands a more sophisticated approach. Performing root canal therapy
Apicoectomy
Our dentists always do their best in cleaning and sealing the teeth during root canal therapy. However, there can sometimes be new infections in the teeth. A surgical endodontic procedure (mostly an apicoectomy / root-end resection) is often performed to help the tooth remain intact. It helps remove fungus and inflammation from the bone around the mouth. We open the gum tissue and remove the inflamed tissue and often even cut down the roots. The tooth can be filled in with a small filler to seal the root canals.

Gingivectomy and Gingivoplasty
Soft Tissue Reduction- Sometimes gum tissue can grow up around teeth making it difficult to keep clean (gingivectomy), others may experience connective tissue from the gums to the lip causing discomfort when the lips are open wide (frenectomy). The laser can be used to solve both of these issues quickly and painlessly in one treatment.
Periodontal Surgery
General dentists who provide any specialty services such as root canal treatment, braces, oral surgery or periodontal surgery are required by law to adhere to the same standard of care provided by a specialist.
Deep Cleaning
Deep cleaning, also known as scaling and root planing, is a more intensive cleaning that is recommended for individuals with gum disease or a high potential for gum disease also known as Perio Disease. This cleaning involves the removal of plaque and tartar from below the gum line and the smoothing of the roots of the teeth to help prevent the buildup of bacteria and bleeding gums that results in bad breath, puffy painful gums, and tooth loss..

Dentures
One of the biggest reasons to get dentures is your appearance, and if that is not enough of a reason, missing teeth often mean more strain on the other side of your mouth. Gaps in your teeth set also makes adjacent teeth weak and may change the contact between your upper and lower teeth.

Dental Implants
Dental implants, or titanium root replacements, are a wonderful way to replace missing teeth under many conditions. (Such things as your overall health and the length of time you have been missing your teeth must be considered.)

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Minor oral surgery is a surgical treatment for oral problems involving teeth, gums, jaws, and soft tissues of the oral cavity. They are outpatient procedures your dentist or oral surgeon performs â€” such as
Tooth Extractions
You’ve had a toothache for weeks and are tired of dealing with it. You know you need to see a dentist, but you’re unsure where to go. We are here to help. Eagle Rock Dental Care has the best dentists in Idaho Falls experienced performing everything from simple extractions to more complex surgeries, so we can handle any problem you have.
Bone Grafting
The replacement of missing teeth using dental implants can sometimes require “bone grafting”. The bone grafting process can take 3-4 months to complete but it allows implants to be placed in areas where insufficient bone is currently present. The process allows insufficient bone to be built-up in width and density to accept and stabilize an implant. After your dentist does a thorough examination, which may include a 3D x-ray of the area, a treatment plan for implant(s) placement takes place.

Invisalign Orthodontics
Though the data is still limited, research shows that Invisalign may be more effective for some dental issues than others. The Invisalign treatment process is specific to each patient’s dental records and teeth pattern. The Invisalign system uses a scanner to take a 3D scan of each patient’s mouth and jaw to map out a treatment plan and create custom-made clear aligners. As the Invisalign treatment begins, patients start with their first custom-made clear aligners and may gradually change aligners as their treatment plan progresses. The Invisalign clear aligners work by applying pressure to your teeth, gradually shifting them, and moving them into the desired places.
Braces
Many people across the world have found themselves with dental problems, and the easiest solution will always be to make an appointment and go see a dentist to have those problems fixed. For example, for crowded teeth, crooked teeth, gaps, overbite, or underbite the solution many dentists would recommend are traditional braces. Traditional braces have been the go-to dental treatment plan for decades and it still is, but new and upcoming ideas for dental care are evolving and creating better treatment plans.

Teeth Whitening
To get the best result we encourage you to use a take-home or in-office whitening method available through Eagle Rock Dental Care. We have an easy take-home method that utilizes custom trays molded to your teeth! You simply put a couple of drops of the tooth whitening product in the trays, wear them for a couple of hours, rinse the trays and use them again the next night.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Lumineers are a go-to for patients looking for cosmetic dentistry services in Idaho Falls that are painless but significantly effective. As the material is relatively lighter, it can be applied and blended into your natural teeth for that seamless look. Patients prefer this treatment as part of the cosmetic dentistry work as the material can easily go unnoticed within the mouth. Overall, lumineers provide stunning results and are relatively easy to have done.
General Dentistry
At our dental office in Idaho Falls, we maintain all-around high standards helping you with any general dentistry issues you might have as well as that painful tooth. This does not, however, mean that our care treatments are unaffordable. We provide secure online payment for our services, ensuring you are in and out of our dentist office as fast as is most convenient for you. We accept all major credit cards and insurance covers including Delta Dental, Blue Cross, BluesShield and Metlife.

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