Davis & Reese General and Cosmetic Dentistry

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Davis & Reese General and Cosmetic Dentistry

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Drs. Davis and Reese employ several kinds of dental x-rays to see different parts of your mouth that are hidden to the human eye. These “pictures” of your teeth, bones, and soft tissues help us diagnose problems that may be developing so we can treat them early—before our patients experience discomfort. They also help us find the source of existing pain so we can provide fast, effective treatment. X-rays show decay (cavities), bone loss, or teeth hidden underneath the gums, such as developing permanent teeth in children, or wisdom teeth in adults.

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(256) 384-3238

7185 Highway 72 W, Madison, AL 35758

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General Info: General and Cosmetic Dentistry--Porcelain Veneers, Crowns, Extractions, Dentures and Partials, Bleaching, Root Canals, Implant Restoration--Davis and Reese have over 30 years experience and welcome all adults and children.
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Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Clinics, Dental Hygienists, Dentists, Endodontists, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers

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Phone: (256) 233-2910

Address: 107 Hine St S, Athens, AL 35611

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X-rays
Drs. Davis and Reese employ several kinds of dental x-rays to see different parts of your mouth that are hidden to the human eye. These “pictures” of your teeth, bones, and soft tissues help us diagnose problems that may be developing so we can treat them early—before our patients experience discomfort. They also help us find the source of existing pain so we can provide fast, effective treatment. X-rays show decay (cavities), bone loss, or teeth hidden underneath the gums, such as developing permanent teeth in children, or wisdom teeth in adults.

Teeth Cleaning
Perhaps the most important step in preventing advanced oral problems is regularly scheduled cleanings. Many people think regular brushing prevents the need for professional dental cleanings. Although regular brushing does help, your teeth are constantly exposed to saliva, which contains calcium and other substances that while good for strengthening your teeth, also builds up on your teeth and along the gum line in the form of tartar and soft, sticky bacteria called plaque.
Dental Sealants
Dental sealants are a plastic resin placed in the grooves of teeth on the chewing surface to prevent tooth decay. Sealants result in a smooth surface less likely to trap food and plaque making it easier for the toothbrush to clean your teeth.

Fillings
Crowns
When a tooth has lost its original shape due to decay or breakage, but the root is still viable, a crown can be placed on the remaining tooth structure to restore the tooth to its original shape and size. The restored tooth can then function as a normal, healthy tooth again.
Bridges
Restorative Dentistry
This may sound extraordinary, but what we at Davis & Reese Dental really want you to know about us is that our services are all about you! Whether you’re coming in for General, Cosmetic, or Restorative Dentistry our main goal is that you’re given the absolute best treatment.

Root Canal Treatment
Inside the hard exterior of your teeth lies what dentists call “pulp tissue”, which is made up of nerves, arteries, veins, lymph vessels, and connective tissues. Most of the pain related to a “toothache” comes from sensations surrounding the nerves running through canals in the pulp tissue of your teeth. Treatment of this portion of the tooth is called a root canal.

Deep Cleaning
Used with patients suffering from bone loss as a result of periodontal disease, there are three levels of periodontitis: mild, moderate, and severe. If left untreated, periodontitis can destroy gum and bone tissue, which supports your teeth.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Tooth Extractions
Following are important rules of thumb when caring for yourself after a tooth extraction. Use an icepack intermittently for 3–6 hours after extraction and limit physical activities for a few days to keep swelling and pain at a minimum.

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