Services & Procedures

Preventative care helps reduce the amount of treatment necessary to keep your mouth and teeth healthy and happy. Dr. Stirneman and his hygienists help all patients, young and old, in maintaining healthy teeth. 

Tooth Colored Fillings are made from a material called composite resin that are similar in color and texture to your natural teeth, so they are much less noticeable than other types of fillings.

You will be able to talk, eat and drink just as you normally would, and no one will even notice! Tooth Colored Fillings are also compatible with dental sealants, so your tooth can be filled and sealed at the same time to prevent any further complications.

Our teeth are protected by enamel that helps ward off the effects of chewing, gnawing, and exposure to elements like acid and sugars found in many drinks and foods. Over time, however, the enamel weakens, causing tooth discoloration and a dull appearance.  Tooth whitening procedures, both in-office and at home, can make your teeth brighter and whiter. 

Invisalign is a great alternative to metal braces so you don't have to sacrifice your smile while realigning your teeth!

You now can straighten your teeth without metal, braces or wires! Invisalign trays are also clear so no one will even know you're wearing them (unless you tell them)!

Dr. Stirneman can customize veneers to cover all or part of your tooth or teeth. Veneers give you a straighter, whiter smile without removing much of your natural tooth structure. Their bond is extremely strong, so you can use them just as you would your own teeth, and you won't even notice the difference!

Many people grind their teeth, whether they are aware they are doing it or not. This can cause a number of problems, including jaw pain, headaches and tense muscles.

Teeth grinding can also hurt your teeth by wearing down the surface and enamel, leaving you vulnerable to cavities and other irritations.

Dr. Stirneman is available to restore our patients' implants.  When a patient loses a tooth and chooses to replace it with an implant, the implant needs to be covered with a crown.  After the implant has been placed and given ample time to integrate with the bone in the jaw, restoring the implant with a crown is the next step.   

Our children and their teeth are constantly developing, changing, and very special. Dr. Stirneman and his staff are trained to address the dental development, prevention and treatment needs of children. We also help to support them in taking care of their teeth and making their visit to the dentist  an experience that can be fun.