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General & Family Dentistry

As well as cosmetic and restorative dentistry, we can provide your family with a broad selection of general dental care. We want to help maintain the health of your teeth and prevent future problems.

Children & Adults Welcome

Just like grownups, it's important that children get proper dental care for their teeth too. Regular visits for checkups and cleanings will ensure that teeth are growing normally and free from cavities.

Individual, Personalized Care

The dentist and his team of highly-qualified dental staff will examine and evaluate the individual needs of each family member. We'll determine the best treatment options for each patient and thoroughly discuss all procedures with you so you can make an informed decision.

Complete General Dental Care

• teeth cleanings

• examinations and x-rays

• teeth whitening

• regular dental check-ups

• tooth extractions

• laughing gas (nitrous oxide)

• metal-free fillings

• mercury amalgam removal

Chronic, problem snoring affects millions of people, disturbing their sleeping partners and endangering their own health. However, snoring can be treated without surgery with an affordable dental device.

We Have Your Snoring Remedy

Dr. Hayes can examine you and make a custom dental mouthpiece that can be worn during sleep. We use the TAP® snoring appliance for it's design simplicity, effectiveness and wearing comfort.

If you, or a loved one need relief from snoring, our dental office can help. Contact us and we'll schedule an appointment to determine if you're a good candidate for a dental appliance.

We'll Always Treat You Like Family

We understand how important it is to get the best possible dental care for your kids and family; after all, we're parents with children also. We know how busy your daily schedule can be too and our office can set up an easy-to-follow plan for general care and maintenance.

You'll find our dentist and staff always attentive to your questions and needs. We want you to feel welcome and appreciated during your appointments and we will treat you at all times with dignity and compassion. Please give us a call soon - we can't wait to meet you!

Million Dollar Smile!!!

Million Dollar Smile! Dr. Hayes did a great job. You guys have done amazing work with someone who came into your office and had a full mouth of issues. So grateful for that. Thank you all so much. I love you guys.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How often should I go to the dentist?

Even if you brush and floss after every meal, you should still go see your dentist for a professional cleaning and check-up at least once a year. It is recommended that you go every 6 months to make sure your teeth are healthy and that there aren’t any hidden issues. If you have a more severe dental problem, you might need to go more frequently, depending on the severity of your condition.

Why do dentists take x-rays of your mouth?

X-rays are just as important as your regular dental cleanings. X-rays provide images of your teeth that are very informative to your dentist. Your dentist will be able to see problems that might not be visible to the eye, such as tooth decay, cavities, impacted teeth, etc. While X-rays are considered safe and are a routine practice, women who are pregnant or think they may be pregnant should avoid them.

Why do I need to floss regularly? Isn’t brushing enough?

Brushing your teeth will clean most of the surface area of your teeth, but it can’t quite get to the areas between them. By flossing regularly, you are removing plaque and extra food particles from your teeth, preventing plaque buildup and tartar. Ideally, you should floss every time you brush your teeth. We recommend flossing once per day at a minimum.

What is plaque?

Plaque is the sticky film that is constantly forming on your teeth. It can be colorless or pale yellow. Plaque forms on your gum line and between your teeth when your saliva is combined with food and liquids. It is filled with millions of bacteria, so it’s important that plaque is removed from your teeth regularly. The easiest way to remove plaque is to brush and floss your teeth at least twice per day. If you don’t remove plaque when it’s soft, it hardens and become much more difficult to get rid of, leading to tartar at your gumline.

What can I do to prevent cavities?

Cavities are caused by a combination of things, including not brushing your teeth well or often, bacteria, sugary drinks, and more. However, there are ways to help prevent cavities from forming in the first place. Brush with fluoride toothpaste after eating, and be sure to use a fluoride mouthwash as well. Avoid frequent drinking and snacking throughout the day, especially with sugary foods. Make sure you are using proper brushing techniques to get rid of the plaque on your teeth. Ask your dentist to show you how if you aren’t sure you are using proper technique.

Meet Our Doctors:

Dr. Quy Van D.D.S
Dentist

Dr. Van is originally from Florida but moved to Memphis to attend dental school. Dr. Van loves the vibe of the downtown community and decided to stay here after graduating from dental school. When he ...

Dr. Andrew Robbins D.D.S
Dentist

I am a native of Kingsport, TN in northeast TN. My wife Erin and I met in college at East Tennessee State University while I was on the soccer team and she competed on the ...

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