Iowa River Dentistry

Dental examinations include a thorough check of both your teeth (hard tissue) and surrounding tissues (soft tissues), including your lips, tongue, cheeks, and gums. As part of your examination, the dentist, hygienist, or dental assistant may also take radiographs (dental X-Rays) of your teeth and jaws in order to help diagnose cavities, infections, and diseases of the oral cavity.

If you want to straighten your smile but don't want the hassle of traditional metal braces, Invisalign treatment near Iowa Falls and Eldora is an excellent alternative. At Iowa River Dentistry, we provide this treatment option to help our patients get the straight smile they want.

Our experienced dental professionals consult with you to determine if you're a candidate for Invisalign braces and provide the reliable treatment you need to improve your smile.We want you to feel more confident with an effective option that results in less pain and discomfort. Many people don't want the look associated with traditional metal braces.

Missing teeth aren't just an aesthetic problem. They can also cause issues with eating, overall dental health, speaking, and more. At Iowa River Dentistry, we proudly offer implant dentistry to residents in Iowa Falls and Eldora, helping them restore their smiles. Our dental professionals can evaluate your oral health and decide whether implant surgery is the right step to meet your needs.

Have a toothache? Did you break a tooth? We're here to help. A dental emergency doesn't have to ruin your day. A typical emergency appointment involves both a clinical and radiographic exam, where the dentist will take an x-ray of the problem area as well as examine you in the chair. After gathering more information, a treatment plan can be made that is specific to your emergency.

A dental crown is a full-coverage "cap" that protects the entire surface of your tooth. Crowns are cemented to your natural tooth structure after they have been sized down (prepared) to specific dimensions that allow for space for the new crown. Crowns help restore a tooth's function and can improve esthetics; they also are typically placed after root canals.