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Comprehensive general dentistry services for every smile
From preventive treatments to cosmetic touch-ups, our dentistry services are designed to meet your needs today—and protect your smile for tomorrow.
Dental checkups
Your first dental checkup includes X-rays, an oral health assessment, oral cancer screening and your customized care plan.
Dental cleaning
After your checkup, we’ll schedule your teeth cleaning to keep your health on track. For oral health maintenance, schedule twice per year.
Dental fillings
If you’re dealing with a sensitive tooth due to a cavity, a dental filling is an easy and cost-effective way to address it—and prevent it from getting worse.
Teeth whitening
From in-office teeth whitening solutions to convenient take-home kits, your care team will help you find the brighter side of your smile.
Restorative dental services
If damage, tooth decay or pain is getting in the way of your smile, restorative care can help bring it back.
Root canals
A root canal helps save a damaged or infected tooth by removing the problem inside.
Tooth extractions
When it’s time to remove a tooth to protect your oral health, your care team can help you find relief.
Dental crowns
A dental crown covers, protects and strengthens a damaged tooth, so it blends into your natural smile.
Dental bridge
If you’re missing a few teeth, a dental bridge can restore your bite and prevent other teeth from shifting.
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General dentistry services FAQs
How often should I get my teeth cleaned?
We typically recommend dental cleanings every 6 months. For some, it can be more. These regular visits help remove plaque and tartar, prevent cavities and gum disease and keep your breath fresh. Staying on schedule with your hygienist appointments makes it easier to avoid bigger, more costly problems down the road.
How can I pay for general dentistry services without insurance?
You have options. Aspen Dental accepts cash, credit cards and 3rd-party financing—and 99% of patients are approved for financing when they apply through 3rd party lenders. That means you can move forward with general dentistry services right away, even if you don’t have insurance. No insurance? No worries. enroll in the Aspen Dental Savings Plan³ for an annual $49 fee and enjoy unlimited savings on the dental care you need.
³The Aspen Dental Savings Plan is NOT insurance. Please see plan terms and conditions for details.
Are dental cleanings painful?
Generally, no. For most patients, dental cleaning is simple and comfortable. If it’s been a while, you may feel a little sensitivity, but your hygienist can offer numbing options if needed. Regular cleanings every 6 months keep your visits easy and your smile healthy.
What counts as a dental emergency?
A dental emergency includes severe tooth pain, a knocked-out or broken tooth, an infection with swelling or uncontrolled bleeding. Issues like minor chips or mild sensitivity usually aren’t emergencies, but if you’re unsure, schedule an appointment with Aspen Dental. We offer same-day emergency care when you need it most.
Should I go to the ER or a dentist for dental emergencies?
See a dentist first for most urgent dental issues—like toothaches, infections or broken teeth. However, the ER is best option for serious trauma, uncontrolled bleeding or airway problems. Aspen Dental offices are equipped to handle most emergencies quickly and at a lower cost than an ER visit.
When is a tooth extraction necessary?
A tooth extraction may be recommended if a tooth is too damaged, decayed or infected to save. It may also be needed if a tooth is fractured, impacted or causing crowding. Your Aspen Dental dentist will explain your options and talk with you about tooth replacements like implants, bridges or dentures.
How painful is a root canal and how do I recover?
A root canal sounds intimidating, but it shouldn’t be painful. With local anesthesia, the procedure feels like getting a filling. Afterward, you may notice mild soreness for a few days, which can usually be managed with over-the-counter pain relief.
How is periodontal (gum) disease treated?
Periodontal disease treatment depends on the stage of the disease. Early gum disease can often be managed with hygiene services (dental cleaning) and improved home care. More advanced cases may need scaling and root planing (deep cleaning), antibiotics or gum surgery. At Aspen Dental, we’ll create a treatment plan that helps restore your gum health and protects your smile.