386 Dental Studio

Dr. Morton is excited to open 386 Dental Studio for the residents of and around Gallatin. Offering comprehensive dental care including Cosmetic and Implant dentistry, Dr. Morton will provide patients a wide array of services, utilizing the industry's most state of the art technology. Following three years of study at Texas Tech University, Dr. Morton was granted early admission to Creighton University School of Dentistry.

Missing or broken teeth can greatly impact everything from eating properly to your confidence. If you have ever considered a permanent replacement for your teeth, now is the time to consider dental implants. Dental implants are the closest you can get to healthy, natural teeth.

They allow you to live the way you want to - confidently eating, smiling, laughing, talking, kissing and enjoying all of your everyday activities without worrying about your teeth.We offer a comprehensive range of implant options to suit your needs. Whether you're missing a single tooth, several teeth in a quadrant, or a full arch, we can help you determine which treatment can provide the best possible results.

Both dental exams and cleanings help to keep your teeth healthy throughout the year. Ideally, you should be coming into the office twice a year for both a cleaning and exam. The exam checks for issues concerning dental decay, loose restorations and even oral cancer. Cleanings are performed by hygienists who work to clean away tartar, stains and check the health of your gums.

Dental fillings help to replace areas of decay in one or more teeth. Fillings are made out of composite resin, so they match your existing teeth perfectly without looking obvious. Your new fillings can last for many years without needing to be replaced. They are meant to stop the spread of decay before the tooth needs a root canal.

Dental x-rays are incredibly beneficial to the overall health and treatment of your smile. X-rays can help us identify problems that would otherwise go unnoticed during a typical exam. X-rays may be needed prior to oral surgery to identify bone mass, soft tissue and underlying nerve pathways. Dental x-rays use an incredibly minimal amount of radiation, so they're safe for patients of all ages.