Desert Springs Family Dentistry

Regular visits to Desert Springs Family Dentistry in Tucson can help maintain your family's oral health and keep the cost of treatments manageable. This is because it allows our dentists to identify dental issues at their earliest stages when they are the most treatable and before they develop into bigger, more expensive problems. With our comprehensive list of services, our expert dentists can provide your entire family with the care they need to enjoy a lifetime of healthy smiles. If it's been a while since you've last visited the dentist, you have nothing to fear. Our team prides itself in offering judgment-free care to everyone, regardless of their current state of oral health. We even offer sedation options to help nervous patients relax during treatment.

With more than 20 years of experience practicing dentistry in Tucson, the dentists at Desert Springs Family Dentistry have helped many patients rebuild their smiles with dental implant treatment. When you come in for a consultation after suffering from missing teeth, our doctors can assess your situation and determine if dental implants are the best restoration solution for you. If you are a good candidate for dental implant treatment, we will work with reputable oral surgeons in the area to have your implants placed. After your implants have healed, we can use a digital impression of your bite to create a custom restoration (an implant-supported crown, bridge, or denture) that will seamlessly blend in with your natural teeth.

While crowns can treat a number of issues for patients in the Tucson, AZ, area, it is important to note that a certain amount of healthy dental tissue is necessary to support the restoration. If a tooth is too compromised to support a crown, an extraction may be necessary. If this is the case, a dentist at Desert Springs Family Dentistry can replace the tooth with a dental implant-supported custom crown. A range of state-of-the-art porcelain ceramic crown materials engineered to withstand normal biting forces can last up to a decade or more with regular visits to the dentist and proper dental care.