Your smile has the power to brighten someone’s day, connect you to others, and remind you of life’s simple joys. General dental services are what keep that smile healthy and strong for all those meaningful moments. Through preventative dental care, dental cleaning, and treatments that address oral health issues, this type of dentistry is focused on keeping your teeth and gums in the best possible shape. It’s not just about solving problems but ensuring that you can confidently enjoy life’s milestones, big and small, without interruption from dental concerns.
At JAX Dental Studio, we’ve redefined the way dental services are delivered. Our focus is on blending cutting-edge technology with personalized care that makes you feel at home. Dr. Poblenz and our team are committed to getting to know you and understanding your goals, so every treatment plan is crafted with your unique needs in mind. We believe your smile deserves nothing less than our best.
Every smile deserves dental care that’s as unique as the person it belongs to. At JAX Dental Studio, we offer a variety of general dental services to help you maintain healthy teeth and gums. From preventative dental cleaning to restorative solutions, our team uses the latest technology and a personalized approach to ensure your smile is in its best shape.
Regular visits to our dental office are the foundation of a healthy smile. Our checkups and dental cleanings focus on removing plaque and tartar buildup, identifying potential issues early, and giving your teeth a fresh, polished feel. During your visit, we’ll also discuss your oral health habits and offer tips to keep your smile strong between appointments.
For added protection against cavities, we offer dental fillings, sealants, and fluoride treatments. Sealants are a thin, protective coating applied to the grooves of your back teeth, while fluoride strengthens your enamel, making it more resistant to decay. These treatments are simple, effective ways to safeguard your smile, especially for younger patients or those prone to cavities.
If a cavity does develop, our composite dental fillings provide a durable, natural-looking solution. We carefully remove the decay and restore the tooth with a filling that blends seamlessly with the rest of your smile. It’s a straightforward treatment designed to get you back to enjoying life without discomfort.
When a tooth is too damaged for a filling, a custom crown can restore its function and appearance. Using our iTero 5D scanner, we create precise, perfectly fitted crowns that feel like your natural tooth. Crowns are a versatile solution for repairing cracks, fractures, or severe decay.
Healthy gums are essential for a strong smile. Our team monitors your gum health during every visit, offering deep cleanings or other treatments when needed to prevent or manage gum disease. Additionally, we provide wisdom teeth removal when necessary, ensuring your oral health remains intact. By addressing issues early, we help protect your gums and the foundation of your teeth.
At JAX Dental Studio, we’ve integrated cutting-edge tools like the iTero 5D scanner and soft tissue laser to make your dental services as precise and comfortable as possible. Whether it’s capturing accurate impressions for a crown or performing a gentle procedure, our technology enhances every aspect of your treatment.
Regular visits to our dental practice are an important part of maintaining your overall health and well-being. These appointments go beyond cleanings, offering preventative care and proactive solutions to keep your teeth and gums in top shape. A few benefits of attending routine checkups include:
Cavity Prevention: Professional dental cleaning removes stubborn plaque and tartar that brushing and flossing can’t fully address.
Gum Disease Management: Routine visits help detect and treat gum inflammation before it progresses into more serious issues like periodontitis.
Early Problem Detection: Regular exams identify potential issues, such as decay or oral cancer, at a stage when they’re easiest to treat.
Improved Oral Function: Checkups ensure your teeth and bite are functioning properly, reducing wear and discomfort over time.
Personalized Care Tips: Our dental professionals provide guidance tailored to your oral health needs, helping you maintain a healthy smile between visits.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, neglecting regular dental care can lead to untreated tooth decay, which affects approximately 25.9% of adults aged 20 to 44 in the United States.
By prioritizing routine visits to our dental office, you can significantly reduce the risk of cavities and gum disease, ensuring your smile remains healthy and vibrant. Our team makes regular checkups a simple and comfortable part of your routine. Our advanced technology and personalized care allow us to focus on keeping your smile strong for all of life’s moments.
Your smile is more than just part of your appearance—it’s a reflection of your health and confidence. At JAX Dental Studio, we’re dedicated to providing comprehensive dental services, including routine checkups, dental implants, and sedation dentistry for a comfortable experience. Our skilled dental hygienists and dental professionals ensure every patient receives compassionate and effective care.
Whether you’re looking to maintain your oral health, explore dental insurance plans, or address specific concerns like dental emergencies, we’re here to help. Schedule your next visit today by calling (904) 396-4091 or by filling out our contact form. We can’t wait to welcome you!
The longer you leave a dental issue untreated, the more severe and more costly it becomes.
To begin, your dentist will examine your teeth and assess the extent of your dental issue. X-rays may need to be taken at this time to ensure proper diagnosis.
Once your issue has been diagnosed, your dentist will provide you with a recommended treatment plan for your approval.
Many dental issues have multiple treatment options. Missing teeth, for example, can be treated with dentures, dental bridges, or dental implants. Your dentist can discuss all options with you and help you choose what’s best for your lifestyle, budget and needs.
In some cases, like emergencies, you’ll need to receive care right away, likely the same day. But if your issue is not urgent, your follow-up appointments will be after your initial visit. Before you leave, we’ll schedule your treatment for a day and time that works for you.
Dental fillings are the best way to treat and fill cavities in decayed teeth. Your dentist will use a drill to remove damage and decay in the enamel of your tooth. Then, they will use a material such as a tooth-colored dental resin or metal amalgam to restore the shape and structure of your tooth. Timely intervention with a filling is essential if you have a cavity. If left untreated for too long, your tooth could decay further and potentially require a dental crown and/or root canal therapy.
Lab-made crowns are made with the help of a dental technician at an outside dental lab. Dental crowns restore damaged teeth by covering the entire tooth down to the gumline. Your dentist will trim your tooth to remove damaged material, then shape it into a strong, sturdy platform to which the crown will eventually be attached.
Impressions are taken of the tooth using dental trays and putty or a digital intraoral scanner. These impressions are then sent to the dental lab where your crown will be made out of a high-quality material, such as ceramic or porcelain.
You will receive a temporary crown during your first appointment, after your tooth has been prepared and impressions have been taken. At your second appointment, after your dental crown is complete, your dentist will permanently attach your new crown to your tooth.
A dental bridge uses two dental crowns to suspend a pontic, or false tooth, in the gap where a natural tooth has been lost. The crowns are attached to healthy abutment teeth — the teeth adjacent to your missing tooth. A metal framework is often used to attach the false tooth to the crowns. A dental bridge can last for years and prevent your other teeth from shifting over time.
Root canal therapy is the best way to treat an infected tooth. Teeth become infected when the vulnerable pulp inside the tooth and root canals is exposed to oral bacteria. This can happen if you crack your tooth during an accident or injury, or if you experience severe tooth decay.
Your dentist will start the procedure by cleaning your teeth and numbing your mouth. They will then drill a hole in the enamel in order to access and remove any decayed material from the interior of your tooth all the way down to the roots. Your roots will be thoroughly cleaned and then filled with an inert material to maintain the structure and integrity of the tooth. To complete the procedure, you’ll be given either a dental filling or dental crown that will protect and restore your tooth.
Partial dentures use false teeth and a metal and plastic framework to replace one or multiple missing teeth. They clip directly onto your remaining healthy teeth, restoring your smile, your bite, and your self-confidence. They are a convenient and affordable way to get your smile back, and typically don’t take too long to create.
Full dentures are used to replace the upper arch, lower arch, or both arches of your teeth. They are only used if you have more serious dental health issues or have lost most or all of your natural teeth. This is because you must have all remaining teeth extracted in order to have a full set of dentures fitted.
Oral surgeries are a necessary step in the replacement of missing teeth, particularly when placing dental implants. The placement of the dental implant post requires planning, oral surgery and healing time in order for the titanium implants and the bone to fully osseointegrate, or fuse together, to create your artificial tooth root.
Bone grafts may be necessary for patients who have lost bone mass in their jaws or have weakened jaw bones. Bone mass can be lost when teeth are not replaced or because of oral disease, like gum disease or periodontal disease. Bone grafts help build up bone mass so patients’ jaws can properly support dental implants.
Extractions may also be required as an initial oral surgery for full dentures or full arch dental implants. A full arch of artificial teeth will require the extraction of all remaining natural teeth, both healthy and unhealthy.
Tooth enamel is the hardest structure in the human body; even harder than the femur bone!
Restorative dentistry is used to restore damaged and missing teeth. Tooth damage or loss often occurs due to issues like untreated cavities, severe decay, and gum disease. But issues can also happen due to oral trauma or injury, like a slip and fall or an accident.
Restorative dental treatment helps you avoid future complications and more costly treatment options. Leaving a damaged or missing tooth untreated will often result in more serious dental issues in the future. You can save time and money by getting care right away.
You’ll also get relief from pain and discomfort, and regain your natural functionality. Imagine being able to enjoy your favorite foods once again because you’re able to bite and chew normally.
Finally, restorative dental treatment also restores your appearance. Missing or damaged teeth can look unnatural and unsightly. Restorative care allows you to regain your smile and your confidence.
Any dental health issue that is causing serious pain, oral discomfort, or bleeding is an emergency and likely requires emergency restorative treatment. This includes things like damaged or broken teeth, severe and prolonged toothaches, and pulled-out or lost dental work. When in doubt, it’s better to be safe than sorry, so contact your dentist to get emergency treatment right away.
It often is, but the extent of your coverage will vary depending on your insurer. For example, your dental insurance plan may cover dental crowns and bridges, but may not offer coverage for dental implants. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to get a thorough understanding of your coverage and any limitations.
About 25 % of American adults have no teeth. Restorative care prevents this tooth loss.
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