Many patients hear the word “filling” and think of a routine repair: a cavity is cleaned, material is placed, and the procedure is complete. While this captures the basics, modern composite fillings offer more than a straightforward fix. At High Peaks Dental, we offer composite fillings, and placing them is an exercise in precise craftsmanship. When we’re done, the filling blends in so naturally that most patients can’t tell it’s there.
Finding a dentist who treats your loved one with genuine kindness becomes even more critical when that person has Alzheimer’s or other cognitive challenges. One of our patients recently shared his experience bringing his wife to High Peaks Dental, and his words capture exactly the kind of care we strive to provide for every patient who walks through our doors, especially those who need extra patience and understanding.
Many patients avoid root canals because of what they’ve heard—but the truth might surprise you. Keep reading, and we’ll clear up some common myths and explain what a root canal really is.
When you walk into a dentist’s office, what do you want to see? A modern office with the latest technology or an office where it appears that nothing has changed in 15 years? Most patients will gravitate toward the modern office. But why? Does dental technology matter that much? The short answer is yes. Dental technology can make a significant difference in a patient’s experience.
Meet two of our longtime patients who kindly agreed to share their experiences at our office. We hope you find this video as inspiring as we do and pass it along to your friends and family members who may be looking for a better dental experience.
When you need dental work, the last thing you want to worry about is how you’re going to pay for it. That’s why we offer flexible monthly financing through Cherry, a trusted payment option used by dental practices across the country.
You wake up with a sore jaw, your head is pounding again, and chewing gum—or even a sandwich—feels like more effort than it should. If any of that sounds familiar, your jaw might be trying to tell you something. Keep reading to learn what that may be and how we can help.
Waking up tired? Feeling groggy no matter how early you go to bed? If your mornings start with exhaustion instead of energy, your sleep might not be as restful as you think. Sleep apnea is more than just snoring—it can lead to serious health risks like high blood pressure, heart disease, and even stroke. And the worst part? Many people don’t even realize they have it. Keep reading to see if you might be at risk and what you can do about it.
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