Treatments
Check Ups
Throughout your comprehensive exam, you will be informed about any findings and build a treatment plan if necessary. Treatment plans and exams open to patients of all ages.
Same-Day Appointments
Comphrehensive Exams
Gum Disease Treatments
Oral Cancer Screenings
Professional Cleanings
Intra-Oral Cameras
Be sure to ask your Dentist and/or Hygienist any and every question or concern you have.
Cosmetic Dentistry
We offer plenty of treatments and are always happy to help build a personalized treatment plan with each patient.
Tooth Colored Fillings
Teeth Whitening
Dental Implants
Dentures (Full&Partial)
Night Guards
Invisalign®
Schedule your free consultation today to learn more and plan your treatment plan with our Norwood Dental Care team.
Emergencies
Do you have a dental issue requiring immediate attention? Reach out to us and we will be sure to get you in as soon as possible.
Same Day Appointments & Treatments
Root Canal Therapy
Extractions
Dental Crowns
Digital X-Rays
Schedule your free consultation today to learn more and plan your treatment plan with our Norwood Dental Care team.
Invisalign®
If you are self-conscious of crooked or gapped teeth, the majority of cases can be handled without brackets, using clear trays that will create the smile you deserve.
Free Consultation
Payment Plans Available
Clear, Subtle Trays
Fast and Painless Results
Be sure to ask your Dentist and/or Hygienist any and every question or concern you have.

Frequently Asked Questions
What's Special About The Intra-Oral Camera's Used?
While X rays provide valuable information that we can’t get from any other source, they cant show you everything that is going on in your mouth. That is why we have invested in an intra-oral camera – a highly advanced piece of diagnostic equipment that allows you to see what we see inside your mouth.
The intraoral camera handpiece is approximately the size and shape of a dental mirror. It has a built –in light source, and serves as a tiny video camera that allows us to zoom in on one tooth with 25 times magnification, or give you a “video tour” of your entire mouth. The images are displayed on a television or computer monitor, so you’ll be able to see problems such as worn or broken fillings, cracked teeth, plaque deposits, cavities next to fillings and excessive wear.
YOU CAN SEE WHAT WE SEE!
The intra-oral camera allows you to be an active partner in your dental treatment by enabling you to see what we see inside your mouth. With a clear understanding of your dental conditions, you’ll be able to make treatment decisions with confidence.
What Procedures Do You Offer?
Our Dentist performs the majority of his dental procedures in the office. If your treatment requires a dental specialist, our office has formed relationships with some of the area’s best specialists and we will ensure you get the care you need and want.
Call (704) 474-3152 to schedule an appointment today.
What is The Cause of Tooth Extractions?
Sometimes trauma, gum disease, cracked or broken teeth and tooth decay can be too significant, and despite our best efforts to save the tooth, extraction may be the only option. No one wants to lose a tooth, but here at Norwood Dental Care, we will make the process as comfortable and as pain-free as possible.
Just because extraction may be necessary doesn’t mean you have to live with a missing tooth space. We can provide restorative dental options to replace the extracted tooth. These options include Permanent bridges, and Removable partial dentures. Our team at Norwood Dental Care can discuss with you what treatment may be best and what the benefits of each would be
What do I do if I Have a Dental Emergency?
If you have an emergency during regular business hours, please call us at (704) 474-3152 and we will see you the same day.
What Are The Warning Signs of Gum Disease?
Healthy gums look pale pink and firm, but they can still look pink even as the disease begins. There are different classes of gum disease, and as you progress to the more serious forms, your damage will become more severe. You are your own first line of defense! It’s important that you know what gum disease looks like in its earliest form so that you can get treatment right away.
Watch for the known warning signs that you are in the beginning stages of gum disease:
• Gums that are swollen around your teeth. Affected gums swell and protrude in all directions around the teeth that have plaque and tartar.
• Gums that are bright red or bruised-looking. The color is a result of the infection deep within the gums themselves. Healthy gums are light in color, but the deep or bright hue shows irritation.
• Receding gums that are pulling away from your teeth, causing your teeth to look longer or larger than usual. Not all gums swell with the disease. In fact, many people report that their gums actually pull back from the teeth, leaving the roots exposed and sensitive.
• New spaces between teeth that used to be pushed together. When your gums are swelling or retracting, your teeth are also likely to move, a sign that is often more immediately noticeable than gum changes.
• Pus-forming or oozing from between your teeth. Whether it is excessive bleeding or pus, liquids that come from your teeth and gums always indicate a problem.
• Loose adult teeth. Your permanent teeth shouldn’t be loose. If you’re experiencing movement or wiggling teeth, you should visit the office right away.
• A change in the fit of your teeth when you bite your jaw together. Even if your teeth only move a little, your bite may be affected, causing your teeth to fit together differently than in the past.
• An ongoing bad taste in your mouth, even if you haven’t eaten. The layers of plaque and tartar on your teeth can cause a long-standing unpleasant taste in your mouth.
• Constant sores in your mouth. Sores are another sign of infection, and being unable to get rid of them is a cause for concern.
• Bad breath that just doesn’t seem to go away. This is also typically caused by the buildup of old plaque and tartar on your teeth and tongue.
It’s always best to have any dental concern checked by a Dentist. We would rather see one of our patients with perfectly healthy gums and reassure that person that everything is fine and worry-free than to discover periodontal gum disease after damage is already done.
Do You Accept My Insurance?
We accept the majority of insurance plans and make sure our care is affordable for all patients, even those without any dental insurance by offering an in-house Wellness Plan.
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