Tooth Extraction

When a tooth becomes severely damaged whether from decay or trauma, it may need to be removed to stop the infection and to cease the pain or discomfort it is causing for the patient.

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Cosmetic Dentistry

At Dr. Rollan Wong Dental Office, we believe that good oral care should leave you looking and feeling healthier and happier. That is why we are committed to putting a bright, white smile on our patients’ faces when they leave our office.

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Root Canal Therapy

Continue to care for your teeth and gums as you normally would, and be sure to keep up your regular cleaning appointments so we can sooner detect tooth decay or other oral conditions.

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Dentures

Dentures are a less costly and non-permanent alternative to dental implants.   A denture is a detachable substitute for missing teeth, conformed to the patient’s jaw. Partial dentures can substitute a single or multiple missing teeth, whereas complete dentures replace all of one’s teeth. Can I eat regular foods while wearing a denture? Yes! It may […]

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Dental Implants

Dental implants are the solution to extracted and missing teeth. Tiny, surgically-placed titanium posts bond the replacement teeth to the jawbone creating a strong, permanent foundation. Dental implants allow you to eat with no discomfort while preserving your facial structure and preventing bone deterioration in place of your missing tooth. The surgical procedure In most […]

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Dental Restoration

What is a filling? A filling is exactly as the name sounds. A composite material in liquid/paste form fills the damaged area of a tooth caused by decay back to its original shape. This will prevent bacterial and food particles to enter the cracked and damaged area of the tooth, preventing further decay. What type […]

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Cleaning

Scaling and Polishing Scaling is the process of removing tartar build-up which forms on your teeth each time you consume food and beverages. This build-up cannot be removed by simply brushing. There are two methods of teeth scaling: Hand Scalers – These scalers range in shapes and sizes to reach different areas of your teeth. […]

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