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Mon - Thu:	8:00 am - 1:00 pm

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Phone: (843) 884-5166

Address: 1065 Johnnie Dodds Blvd, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464

Website: http://www.mtpleasantdentists.com

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Dental Examination
Small cavities may not be visible to the untrained eye, and special equipment is often needed to identify developing cavities. Your comprehensive dental examination identifies trouble spots so they can be corrected before they have an opportunity to expand into larger, more expensive issues.

Teeth Cleaning
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. At Rivers + Tanner, we take this sentiment to heart by emphasizing the importance of preventive dental care. You save time and money when you keep up with regular dental cleanings and checkups. One small cavity today can lead to an expensive problem that takes hundreds of dollars to remedy if left untreated. Ignoring the early signs of gingivitis can lead to serious gum disease. We help prevent such outcomes from happening by thoroughly checking your teeth and soft tissues for any developing problems.
Dental Sealants
The first teeth to erupt are primary, or more commonly, baby teeth. These little teeth are vulnerable to decay from the moment they first erupt. It is important to keep them as clean as possible. This means wiping down your infant’s teeth and brushing your toddler’s teeth until he or she is able to do it adequately alone. Good oral hygiene will help these teeth last until the permanent teeth erupt. Decay in baby teeth can cause permanent damage to the adult teeth developing underneath and make them susceptible to decay as well. Dental sealants help minimize the risk of decay.

Fillings
Dentists have been using tooth colored composite in anterior fillings for decades. Only within recent years have researchers made significant advancements in composite material so they can be used in molars. These cosmetic dental improvements in materials make it possible for them to withstand the pressure and wear of being placed in back teeth. Now silver amalgam fillings can finally be a thing of the past.
Resin Composite
A chipped tooth can be restored easily with bonding. Composite resin is bonded onto the tooth, filling out the space left by the chip. In some instances, if the part of the tooth that has been broken off is still intact, your dentist may be able to use a bonding agent to adhere the piece back onto the tooth.
Veneers
There is more to a healthy, beautiful smile than meets the eye. Your smile says a lot about you. If you are not happy with how yours looks, it may be affecting you in ways of which you are not even aware. You may be self-conscious, and this can affect your confidence. You may hide your smile, or maybe you barely smile at all because of your teeth. You can put all that behind you with porcelain veneers. Mask all the blemishes and defects your teeth may have and smile with confidence when you have veneers.
Crowns
Today there are many options when deciding what material to use for a crown. Porcelain and noble metals, such as gold alloy, are often used to custom fabricate crowns. The majority are made from dental ceramic (glass). These are strong and durable as well as natural-looking. The two types of ceramics used in making crowns are lithium disilicate (eMax), and zirconia.
Bridges
When you lose a tooth, it leaves an unsightly gap. Gaps in the front have a huge impact on the appearance of your smile. Gaps in the back can affect your ability to chew your food properly. Whether in front or back, losing a tooth causes problems. These problems can be eliminated with a dental bridge.
Dental Bonding
Dental bonding is a procedure that can be used to treat a variety of dental issues. Dentists use bonding to repair cracks and chips, protect teeth or enhance their appearance. Sometimes the affected tooth needs to be prepared for bonding before the procedure can be completed, but this is not always the case. In many instances, very little or no preparation of the tooth surface is required. Depending on the procedure, you may not even require anesthesia.

Root Canal Treatment
Your teeth are designed to last a lifetime. Keeping your natural teeth is important for your best oral health. When a tooth becomes infected, the pain you experience may cause you to think it needs to be removed, but there is a better solution. Your pain can be eliminated and your tooth saved with root canal therapy. River + Tanner Family Dentistry believes tooth removal should be a last resort.

Deep Cleaning

Dentures
If you are looking for a convenient and cost-effective way to replace missing teeth, traditional dentures may be the answer for you. Dentures can replace a full arch of missing teeth. Partial dentures are used when many teeth are missing but some healthy teeth remain. Both are removable and taken out for oral hygiene purposes. Full and partial dentures afford you the opportunity to maintain your oral health and keep a beautiful smile.

Dental Implants
Replacing missing teeth is important for maintaining your best oral health. It is also important for aesthetic purposes. Everyone wants to have a nice-looking smile, and missing teeth can make that difficult. Dental implants are quickly becoming the gold standard for tooth replacement. In the past several years, advancements in dental technology and materials have made a positive impact on the field of dental implants.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Tooth Extractions
Tooth extraction is considered minor surgery and should be treated as such. The instructions your dentist gives you should be followed, and any medications prescribed should be taken as instructed for the duration advised. Following your dentist’s instructions is the best way to prevent complications in healing. If you have questions regarding your tooth extraction, be sure to let us know.

Teeth Whitening
The foods you eat and beverages you drink on a regular basis can affect the color of your teeth. Red wine and dark juices along with berries and even some spices can cause teeth to become discolored and dull looking. It happens so gradually you may not be aware of how dingy your teeth have become. When you see the difference teeth whitening can make, you may be surprised.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Dr. West is a member of The American Dental Association, The South Carolina Dental Association, The Academy of General Dentistry and The American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. Dr. West enjoys growing with her patients and helping them transform not only their smile, but their confidence as well.
General Dentistry
Dr. West grew up in Doylestown, Pennsylvania. She attended Clemson University where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Biological Sciences and a minor in Microbiology. She earned her Doctorate of Dental Medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina. She continued her education by completing an optional one year General Practice Residency at Palmetto Health Richland Hospital (Prisma Health) in Columbia, SC to enhance her knowledge in general dentistry.

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