Kaceli Dental Studio offers patients the best of both worlds by combining advanced techniques with a personal touch. Our general dentists use tooth-coloured fillings and porcelain crowns resembling natural teeth.

Dentist Norwood: Dental Hygiene and Cosmetic Dentistry at General Dentist NorwoodDr Summer Shelton is an honour South Stanly High School graduate and a valedictorian graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill School of Dentistry. She loves her work as a dentist and is committed to making every visit comfortable. For more information about the dentist Norwood, click here.

Dental Hygienists

Dental hygienists clean teeth and gums, take X-rays and teach patients good oral hygiene. They also identify and arrest problems in their earliest stages, which saves you pain, discomfort, time, and money.

Skyla is a graduate of the Dental Assistant program at Massasoit College. She loves making people feel comfortable in the chair and improving their smiles. She enjoys all aspects of dentistry and is always learning new things. Outside of the office, she likes travelling and being outdoors.

Tooth-Colored Fillings

Tooth-coloured fillings repair small or mid-size cavities in teeth that show when you smile. They blend with the natural tooth colour and are virtually undetectable compared to silver amalgam fillings. They are instrumental in front teeth, where a cosmetic restoration is essential to your smile.

The procedure for getting a tooth-coloured filling is quick and painless. After numbing the tooth, your dentist removes the decay and cleans the area. They will then apply a composite resin to the tooth and harden it with a curing light. They will shape the filling and check the bite to ensure it feels comfortable. For more information about the dentist Norwood, click here.

Tooth-coloured fillings can last a very long time, primarily when maintained with an excellent oral hygiene routine that includes brushing twice daily and flossing at least once daily. They can also be strengthened with dental sealants to prevent tooth decay from recurrence.

Porcelain Crowns

Crowns are tooth-shaped caps that fit over a damaged, broken or decayed tooth to restore its shape, size and strength. They can also correct crooked teeth and cover dental implants after a root canal. Crowns are very durable, and they look natural. They can last a long time but must be replaced eventually, just like any other dental restoration.

During your first visit, the dentist will check the condition of the underlying tooth. They will take x-ray pictures of your tooth and surrounding structures to examine its alignment, bite and any damage.

 

They will then prepare the tooth by reshaping it and adding structure to ensure it fits the crown. A temporary crown will be placed until the custom one is ready in a laboratory.

 

Dental Implants

Dental implants are artificial replacement tooth roots that provide solid and stable foundations for fixed (non-removable) or removable replacement teeth. Tiny titanium cylinders surgically fuse to your jawbone beneath the gums. Implants offer a permanent, natural-looking, feeling alternative to conventional dentures or dental bridges.

Unlike a dental bridge, implants do not require reducing healthy nearby teeth, which can damage them. Additionally, implants allow for more regular eating and drinking. For more information about the dentist Norwood, click here.

During your initial consultation, your dentist will discuss the procedure with you. They will explain how long the treatment takes, how many appointments are needed, and whether or not sedation dentistry is required. They will also advise you if any underlying oral health issues must be managed first. For instance, heavy smokers or people suffering from uncontrolled chronic diseases that affect the bones may experience a slower healing time.

Sleep Apnea and Snoring Treatment

Snoring is a common condition that is usually harmless, but it can be a symptom of sleep apnea. This severe disorder causes your airways to become obstructed, restricting the amount of oxygen that reaches your lungs. It can lead to high blood pressure, heart problems and even stroke.

 

Our dentists offer treatment for obstructive sleep apnea and snoring by using an oral device that keeps your airways open. These appliances look like sports mouthguards and are designed to support your jaw in a forward position, eliminating obstructions and controlling your breathing regularly.