Dentist in Noblesville, Indiana

24/7 Dental is a professional and family-owned dental office in Noblesville, Indiana. We take care of the smiles of all your family members. Exams, cleanings, fillings, root canals and specialized dental procedures – whatever you need, we are here to help. Our expert and friendly staff will ensure that you feel comfortable, safe, and informed every time you visit. Contact us today!

Services we offer include:

Emergency Dentistry

When your teeth become suddenly damaged, you may be dealing with a dental emergency. Those instances can be scary and unpredictable. In the case of a dental emergency, try to stay calm and seek medical help right away. Whether you are suffering from a painful/broken tooth, sensitive gums, or a broken crown – give us a call to schedule an emergency appointment. We will assess and diagnose the problem, and then offer treatment options. You will be pain free in no time.

Exams and X-rays

Almost every dental visit involves some sort of an oral exam: comprehensive, regular, limited or follow up. During an exam, your dentist will assess the health of your teeth and gums and check on ongoing treatments and dental restorations. They will also be able to spot any signs of dental issues. Often, the doctor will order an X-ray to get a closer look at your smile. There are several different types of X-rays your dentist may request. Oral exams are a great time to discuss any health concerns you may have with your dentist.

Teeth Cleaning

Children and adults should have their teeth cleaned at least twice a year (about every 6 months) to help them keep their smiles bright and healthy. Teeth cleanings are generally painless. They are considered a type of preventative dental care. They are usually performed by dental hygienists and last anywhere from 30-60 minutes. During that time, your teeth will be cleaned, brushed, flossed, and often also treated with fluoride. It is extremely important to brush and floss your teeth daily to keep them clean even after the visit.

Fillings

To remove decay in teeth, repair minor fractures or worn-down teeth, fillings are used. They can smooth out the surface of your teeth, which improves biting and chewing. Patients who suffer from damaged enamel may also get fillings to aid with teeth sensitivity. There are several different types of fillings available, depending on your needs, preferences, and budget. The procedure is fairly simple and pain-free since a local anesthetic is usually used to numb the affected area.

Teeth Extractions

A tooth extraction is a removal of a tooth from its socket. In some instances, when teeth are severely damaged or when you suffered injury or trauma, extractions may be necessary. They are often regarded as the last option. Your dentist will perform a thorough examination of your mouth before making the final determination. They will explain why the procedure is needed and what it will look like. Your comfort and well being are the top priority during an extraction, whether it is simple or surgical.

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Crowns and Bridges

Dental restorations such as crowns and bridges are used when patients are missing teeth, have gaps between teeth, had a root canal treatment or need to restore or protect weakened teeth. Installing a crown or a bridge greatly helps to fix your smile and increase the functionality of your teeth. It also protects the teeth from further damage or decay. Crowns and bridges are fixed onto implants or existing teeth and, unlike dentures, cannot be easily removed. Most crowns are porcelain or ceramic, which means their color can be customized to match your other teeth.

Sedation Dentistry

Patients who experience dental anxiety may need sedation dentistry to feel more at ease while being treated. It involves administering sedatives before or during a dental procedure. If you suffer from dental phobia, this option may be right for you. It is important to talk to your dentist about it, since delaying treatment can have negative consequences on your overall oral health.

There are many sedative options that differ in purpose and strength: anti-anxiety medications, depressants, tranquilizers, and nitrous oxide. Sedation can be mild, moderate, or deep. The final decision as to which option is the right for you, will be made jointly by you and your doctor. It is important to remember that if you decide to have sedatives before the procedure, you should have a family member or a friend accompany you. They would take you home after the procedure and wait with you until the effects of sedatives wear off.

Root Canals

Patients who suffer from severe tooth damage may be offered a root canal treatment. Damage to the pulp that causes its inflammation or infection, extensive decay, multiple dental procedures on the same tooth can all require a root canal procedure. Root canals are often performed by endodontists. During the procedure only the pulp, or the soft part of the tooth, is removed. Although the tooth is not “alive”, you do not have to remove it. Root canal procedures usually takes 2-3 visits to be complete.

Dentures

Dentures are also known as false teeth or removable synthetic replacements. They are a good option for patients who are missing one or more teeth, or who suffered from a facial injury or gum disease. Dentures prevent the facial muscles from sagging and improve the appearance of a smile. They also help with eating, chewing and speech. Some dentures replace gums and surrounding tissues in addition to teeth. There are several different kinds of dentures: complete, removable partial dentures, fixed partial dentures, implant retained dentures, and immediate dentures.

Implants

Another option to restore your smile and replace missing teeth is installing dental implants. Dental implants are artificial teeth roots. They are surgically placed into your lower or upper jaw and serve as anchors for artificial teeth or dental bridges. Implants are becoming a more popular option because they look and feel like natural teeth. They are also safe, durable, and more comfortable than dentures.

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