Biltmore Dental Group

read moreOur caring team is dedicated to welcoming patients to our office in the same way they would welcome them to their homes. We believe your health, comfort, and well-being is a priority. We are here to serve you and to acquaint ourselves with your needs and help alleviate your fears. Our fun, friendly, experienced team is fully trained in the latest technology and procedures. Our managerial staff is well versed in such business matters as insurance procedures and will seek to accommodate you in all areas related to treatment.

read moreWe are proud of our office, which utilizes state of the art equipment and advanced sterilization systems. Our fun, friendly, caring staff and doctor will help you feel at ease during your appointment. Our team has worked together for many years and is dedicated to patient comfort and quality of care.

read moreYour dentist will prescribe a sedative you should take an hour prior to your appointment. If you have a higher level of dental anxiety, the doctor may prescribe an oral sedative to be taken at home one hour before bed as well. You will need to have a ride to and from your appointment. Patients receiving oral sedation are not permitted to drive for at least 24 hours following their appointment.

read moreA veneer can change the color, shape, and size of a single tooth or a complete smile. They are used to whiten teeth, remove gaps, straighten teeth and correct teeth worn by grinding. Veneers look, feel, and function as natural teeth do. Porcelain Veneers will survive a lifetime, with the proper care. They are stronger and resist stains and chipping better than bonded fillings. Maintaining an at-home oral hygiene regimen, and making regular hygiene visits will ensure many years of service for your veneers.

read moreThe cosmetic dental treatment known as 'whitening', or bleaching, is used to whiten the tooth enamel. Pigmentation, tea, age, coffee, tobacco, red wine or medications such as tetracycline are just some of the causes of discolored or stained teeth. The bleaching process uses a peroxide gel added to a mouth guard-like tray to ensure direct contact with the tooth surface. Your dentist will recommend the appropriate solution for you depending on the types of discoloration and staining you are experiencing.

read moreA dental filling is a restorative procedure that repairs teeth damaged by decay. In some cases enamel loss can cause a tooth to become sensitive and dental filling material is needed to relieve the tooth. Tooth decay and cavities are quickly found during a routine dental appointment. Once detected, your dentist will remove the decayed material, clean the affected area, then fill the cavity with a gold, porcelain, a composite resin, or an amalgam. These filling materials close off access to bacteria and prevent further decay.

read moreForget everything you've heard about teeth straightening. Because now there's breakthrough technology that lets you get the smile you always wanted without bands, brackets, or wires. By using a series of clear removable aligners, Invisalign straightens your teeth right before your eyes. Change them about every two weeks, and your teeth will move-little by little, week by week-until they have moved to the final position your orthodontist or dentist has prescribed. Comfortable to wear, our aligners are also removable so you can eat, drink, brush, and floss as usual.