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Dentistry with Intention
Trust Our Experienced Dentist To Handle Your Dental Needs.
- HoursOPEN NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon Tue Wed - Thu Fri Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 508-538-1937
Fax - 508-748-0761
- Address:
- 3 Spring St Marion, MA 02738
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- Categories
- Dentists, Cosmetic Dentistry, Pediatric Dentistry
- Services / Products
- Nitrous Oxide Sedation, Financing Services, Root Canal, Teeth Whitening, Dental Crowns, Dental Sealants, Dental Implants, Most Insurance Plans Accepted, Fluoride, Tooth Sealing, Porcelain Crowns, Geriatrics, Crowns, New Patients Welcome, Dental Hygienists, Bridge Work, All Phases of Family Dentistry, Pediatrics, Dentures, Gum Disease, Bridges & Crowns, Dental Veneers, Cosmetic Pediatric Dentistry, Bleaching & Whitening Treatments, Composite Fillings, Emergency Services Dentists
- Payment Options
- Accreditation
American Dental Association
- Other Information
Insurance: Delta Dental Premier
General Info
Marion Dental Health is committed to providing our patients with compassionate and professional dental care of the highest standards in a comfortable and relaxed environment. We utilize the most current dental technologies and techniques to help you achieve a smile that you can be proud of. At our practice, you will receive individualized treatment based on a careful diagnosis of your dental health. Dental Services - New Patient Exam, Cosmetic Dentistry, General Dentistry, Pediatric Dentistry, Teeth Whitening, Porcelain Veneers, White Fillings, Dental Hygiene, Endodontics, Dentures, Dental Implant restoration, Crowns & Bridges, Periodontal Treatment, Teeth Grinding. A clinical exam is more commonly referred to as a routine check up. This check up lets your dentist essentially take inventory of the overall health of your mouth and teeth and diagnose any potential problems you may have. The first thing your dentist will check during the exam is your face and neck. Checking visually, your dentist will look for any abnormalities, such as lumps, bumps or swelling. Checking inside your mouth is next on the agenda. During this part of the check up your dentist will be looking for any abnormalities in the soft tissue, such as discolorations or ulcers on your lips, gums, tongue, palate and cheeks.&; Your dentist will also perform an oral cancer screening and will check your bite and your jaw joint for any problems. Next your dentist will check your gums and jawbone, as they are the foundation for your teeth. Your dentist will check them for any signs of gingivitis, gum disease and bone disease. Checking your teeth comes next. Your dentist will be checking them for cavities and other problems. Finally, your dentist will be sure to look specifically at any areas where you may have symptoms or concerns. In most cases a clinical exam by itself is not sufficient to completely diagnose all potential problems with your mouth. In fact, the majority of problems with your teeth and the jawbone are not visible to the naked eye. That is why x-rays play a key role in allowing a better, and more accurate look at what is really going on inside your mouth and below your teeth and gums. By using x-rays your dentist can check for any bone loss and determine the severity of the gum disease. In addition to revealing any problems that were not visible during the clinical exam these initial x-rays will also provide your dentist with a benchmark with which to compare against during your future visits. Give us a call to schedule a consult today. We look forward to seeing you!