Our Treatments
We offer a wide range of dental treatments for all age groups, with a particular emphasis on prevention of dental issues.
General Dentistry
Throughout your comprehensive exam, you will be informed about any findings and build a treatment plan if necessary. Treatment plans and exams open to patients of all ages.
Emergency Dentistry
Do you have a dental issue requiring immediate attention? Reach out to us and we will be sure to get you in as soon as possible.
Cosmetic Dentistry
We offer plenty of treatments and are always happy to help build a personalized treatment plan with each patient.
Invisalign®
If you are self-concious of crooked or gapped teeth, the majority of cases can be handled without brackets, using clear trays that will create the smile you deserve.
Experience Madison Dental
We believe our patients deserve the highest standard of dental care. Patient comfort is our highest priority and we work to ensure that every patient has a pleasant experience.
Answers to Your Questions
What if I need a tooth extraction?
Sometimes trauma, gum disease, cracked or broken teeth and tooth decay can be too significant, and despite our best efforts to save the tooth, extraction may be the only option. No one wants to lose a tooth, but here at Madison Dental, we will make the process as comfortable and as pain-free as possible.
Just because extraction may be necessary doesn’t mean you have to live with a missing tooth space. We can provide restorative dental options to replace the extracted tooth. These options include Dental Implants, Permanent bridges, and Removable partial dentures. Our team at Madison Dental can discuss with you what treatment may be best and what the benefits of each would be. Dental implants are surgically fitted to provide a secure, sturdy fit while keeping the appearance of a real tooth. If a number of your teeth need replaced, we offer standard dentures in traditional and premium options as well.
What is a root canal?
Each tooth has tissue containing nerve fibers that run through the center of the root of your tooth, which are called “root canals.” When this tissue dies as a result of a deep cavity or trauma, root canal therapy is needed. Without treatment, pain gradually worsens and the tooth can abscess and cause swelling.
What is the purpose of dental implants?
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Location
201 N Dalton St, Madison, NC 27025
Hours
Mon-Thurs: 7:30am-4:00pm
Fri-Sun: Closed
Contact Us
(336) 548-9678
information@madisondentalnc.com