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Implant and General Dentistry in Aurora, Colorado
Cosmetic Dentistry
Tooth Whitening
Crowns
Full Dentures
Partial Dentures
Veneers
Dental Implants
Sedation Dentistry
Clear Orthodontics
General Dentistry
Endodontics
Periodontics
Gum Grafting
Wisdom Tooth Extraction
In-house Crown and Bridge Lab
Intraoral Camera
Digital X-rays
Digital Panorex Machine X-rays
All Distilled Water
Implant and General Dentistry in Aurora, Colorado

If you have questions about general or cosmetic dentistry in Aurora, Colorado, contact Aspenwood Dental today.

Aspenwood Dental Associates
2900 South Peoria, Building C
Aurora, Colorado 80014

Implant and General Dentistry

in Aurora and Denver, Colorado

Our Procedures

Dental Implants
Oral Sedation Dentistry
I.V. Sedation Dentistry
Dental Crowns
Full Dentures
Partial Dentures
Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Endodontics
Periodontics
Gum Grafting
General Dentistry Technologies

Aspenwood Dental is proud to offer patients procedures including dental crowns, sedation dentistry, dental implants, and dentures. Denver and Aurora, Colorado residents should consider our partners and talented team for all their dental procedures! Using the most advanced technology and the safest, most effective procedures, Aspenwood Dental offers complete dental care in general and implant dentistry in Aurora, Colorado.

Dental Implants

Dental implants are a very common treatment because the dentists at Aspenwood Dental Associates are renowned for their experience working with dental implants. Dental implants can replace a single tooth, several teeth, or all of the teeth in your mouth. A dental implant is an artificial tooth root that fuses with your jawbone to provide a secure platform for an artificial tooth. If you are missing many teeth, several implants can be used to support a partial denture or full denture. Dental implants look and feel like your natural teeth! If you're interested in dental implants, please contact Aspenwood Dental Associates.

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Oral Sedation Dentistry

Sedation dentistry is offered at our office. Oral sedation dentistry refers to a small pill patients sometimes take before coming in for treatment. While the patient remains awake, he or she feels totally relaxed and comfortable. This makes it possible for our dentists to complete more treatments in less time - without any pain. Sedation dentistry patients undergoing treatments that involve oral sedation will need a companion to accompany them to the office approximately one hour after taking the pill. When you arrive, you should already feel the effects. After giving you a warm blanket, the dentist should be able to begin treating you! If you're interested in oral sedation dentistry, please contact Aspenwood Dental Associates for more information.

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I.V. Sedation Dentistry

Sedation dentistry, is intended to make patients as comfortable as possible, and I.V. sedation dentistry is just one method we use to ensure patient comfort. While you are sedated, you will be conscious but relaxed, and you will not feel any pain. I.V. sedation dentistry is very safe, and we closely observe your vital signs throughout your treatment.

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Dental Crowns

Dental crowns, also known as caps, are used to hide flawed, chipped, or exceedingly discolored teeth. They function as a shell that fits securely over the teeth, and are natural in appearance. Crowns also offer reinforcement to damaged teeth, rendering them more resistant to injury, and lessen physical discomfort. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, dental crowns can thoroughly enhance a person's smile!

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Full Dentures

Full dentures are meant for patients who have lost all of their teeth. Specially molded dentures slip over the gums and fit the specific contours of the patient's mouth. Full dentures aid chewing, improve speech, and help to keep the mouth and surrounding facial area in correct alignment. Thankfully, modern advances have made it almost impossible for the average person to differentiate between full dentures and natural teeth. In order to make patients more comfortable, sedation dentistry is available at our office. Please contact Aspenwood Dental Associates today for more information on full dentures.

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Partial Dentures

For some people, partial or removable dentures are the most suitable option available for replacing absent teeth. Partial dentures, which are kept in place with metal or tooth-colored clasps, aid chewing, prevent sagging of the cheeks and lips, and improve speech. Modern advances have made it almost impossible for the average person to differentiate between dentures and natural teeth. Please contact Aspenwood Dental Associates today for more information on partial dentures.

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Wisdom Tooth Extraction

Wisdom tooth extraction is a normal part of growing up. Most people have their wisdom teeth extracted at some point, usually in their late teens or early twenties. In most cases, wisdom teeth are taken out to prevent overcrowding and maintain optimal tooth and gum health. We know that many young adults have fears associated with having their wisdom teeth extracted, and that's why at Aspenwood Dental Associates we treat this procedure with care. Sedation dentistry may be used to make this procedure more comfortable.

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Endodontics

Teeth are not all pearly white. Inside each tooth lies a slender strand of “pulp,” which contains nerves and provides nutrients to the tooth. This pulp reaches all the way down to the tooth's root. When a tooth's pulp becomes infected, endodontic treatment is urgently needed - otherwise the tooth itself may be at risk of dying. Root canals are used to save teeth in such situations. After administering anesthesia, the dentist can reshape or extract infected pulp by drilling through the top of the tooth. The tooth is then sealed with a crown made of porcelain or gold.

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Periodontics

Periodontal disease, also known as gum disease, not only brings about severe health problems, but also can also adversely affect a patient's smile. If left unchecked, gum disease can even lead to a loss of teeth. Periodontal disease is caused by a large buildup of the bacteria found in plaque, which erode the soft tissues of the mouth. The early stages (gingivitis) are marked by red, inflamed, bleeding gums. If it is detected in these early stages, gum disease can often be reversed. For those cases where it is not detected early on, periodontal disease may still be treated using the latest dental procedures. Our dentists typically refer patients diagnosed with gum disease to a highly regarded Periodontic practice next door. As reputable, qualified Periodontists, they understand that gum disease is never fun, and therefore work hard to bring your mouth back to its former healthy condition.

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Gum Grafting

Recession of the gingiva (gums) can cause a number of dental or health problems and, unfortunately, leads to an unattractive smile. Because they are the body's natural line of defense against oral bacteria, keeping your gums in good health is essential. If caught early on, gum recession can be controlled through small changes in your oral hygiene routine. However, for those people whose gums have receded dramatically, gum grafting may be necessary. To perform this procedure, an oral surgeon removes a small section of tissue from a nearby area, or from the roof of the mouth, and reattaches it in the problem area.

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General Dentistry Technologies at Aspenwood Dental

Whether you need sedation dentistry, dental implants, or other general dentistry treatments, patients can be assured that Aspenwood Dental uses the most advanced technology before and during all procedures and treatments.

Digital X-rays

At Aspenwood Dental Associates, our patients' health always comes first. This is why we now offer no film X-rays, a remarkable innovation in dental safety that allows dentists to reduce radiation exposure associated with traditional X-rays. To take digital X-rays, we will place a very small camera into the mouth. As soon as the picture is taken, an image pops up on a nearby computer screen. This amazing technology allows you to view any potential problems yourself and discuss them with the dentist. The real-time dental information provided by digital X-rays thus allows you to make better decisions with regards to your dental health. From dental implants to cosmetic dentistry, we will use this wonderful technology to better serve you.

Digital Panorex Machine X-rays

X-rays taken with the Panorex X-ray machine differ from other digital X-rays in that they take a “panoramic” picture of the teeth. That is, the machine makes an entire half-circle motion to capture an image of the entire oral cavity. Like digital X-rays, digital Panorex X-rays reduce radiation exposure associated with traditional X-rays. Digital Panorex X-rays are only necessary on initial visits and every few years thereafter.

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In-house Crown and Bridge Lab

That's right. At Aspenwood Dental Associates, we have our own in-house crown and bridge lab. This means that your crowns and bridges are custom made on-site, for maximum convenience. Our in-house crown and bridge lab is just another example of our commitment to making your experience more pleasant and more convenient. Please contact Aspenwood Dental Associates today for more information.

Intraoral Camera

The intraoral camera is a real time-saver for both dentist and patient. And because they detect problems early on, the images taken by an intraoral camera can also save patients a significant amount of money in the long run for procedures like cosmetic dentistry. Contact Aspenwood Dental Associates today for more information on this wonderful instrument.

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Digital Imaging

Digital imaging, also called computer imaging, works like a photographic time machine, showing patients what they will look like in the future - following cosmetic dental treatment such as veneers or teeth whitening. Digital imaging takes photos of your mouth and makes a visual prediction of your future appearance with cosmetic dentistry. In addition to making the process quite fun, this amazing technology allows patients to make more informed decisions when deciding on a treatment. Please contact Aspenwood Dental Associates today for more information on digital imaging.

All Distilled Water

At Aspenwood Dental Associates, we use only distilled water. This helps safeguard against germs and ensures that our patients are protected.

Aspenwood Dental Associates offers patients a wide variety of procedures and options for their dental health. Cosmetic dentistry create new smiles that can increase confidence levels and comfort in social situations.

Contact Aspenwood Dental today for a free consultation!

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