FAQs

Of course! Like our practice name implies, Cashmere Family Dentistry is dedicated to treating you and all your loved ones to quality, personalized care. We generally start seeing children around the time their baby teeth come in, but if you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to give us a call.

We offer both Invisalign® as much less noticeable, more sophisticated options for moving your teeth into an ideal, aesthetically pleasing alignment.

Contact us today to schedule an appointment. We’d love to help you achieve the smile of your dreams.

Definitely! Every patient has different needs and preferences, and we’re happy to accommodate them by helping you plan a personalized smile makeover.

You can choose from porcelain veneers, teeth whitening, Invisalign and more transformative services at our offices.

There are a variety of options available depending on your unique needs, preferences, and budget.

Patients seeking permanence and seamlessness will enjoy dental implants, which can be placed by a trusted oral specialist and then restored here at our office.

Crown and bridge therapy and dentures can also provide you with the sturdiness and convenience you need.

We’d love to discuss each of these options with you in more detail so that we can be sure to help you select the one that best fits you and your smile. Please call our office today to schedule an appointment.

We offer several convenient methods for taking care of your bill, including an in-house savings plan, insurance, financing through CareCredit, and more. Visit our new patients page to learn more.

If you’re suffering a serious dental injury, you may need emergency dentistry. Whether you have cracked or broken teeth, or even knocked out teeth, it’s important to get emergency dental care right away.

But how do you know if you should see an emergency dentist? Here, we outline five signs of serious dental emergencies, so that you can know when to get the help you need.

1. Serious Oral Bleeding

If you’re experiencing severe, nonstop oral bleeding, you should see an emergency dentist right away. Whether it’s caused by a head or facial injury, or any other cause, constant bleeding is a sign that something is seriously wrong inside your mouth.

2. Severe Pain 

Severe pain is another sign of a dental emergency. If you suffered a facial injury and are in serious pain after several hours, or pain has appeared in your mouth for no clear reason, you may be suffering from a serious dental issue, and you should see an emergency dentist right away.

3. Loose Or Missing Teeth

This one is obvious, but should be stated nonetheless. A missing tooth is one of the most serious dental emergencies, so you should locate your tooth and get to a dentist as soon as you can. If you act quickly, the tooth can be re-implanted.

However, loose teeth are almost as dangerous. If you do not see a dentist right away, a loosened tooth could decay and fall out of your mouth, and you may not be able to save it. If you have a loose or missing tooth, see an emergency dentist immediately.

4. Excessive Swelling In The Mouth Or Face

Even if your teeth seem unaffected, serious swelling of your gums and cheeks and internal damage like cuts or lacerations to your cheeks, tongue, and lips are considered a dental emergency.

If you experience significant swelling in your mouth, accompanied by bleeding, see an emergency dentist or oral surgeon right away.

5. Extreme Tooth Sensitivity 

If you have recently suffered a traumatic facial injury and you have one or more teeth that are sensitive to hot and cold foods, or to the outside air, you could be experiencing a dental emergency.

Tooth sensitivity is a sign that something is not right, and it’s possible that you may have chipped or cracked your tooth without realizing it. If you continue to experience tooth hypersensitivity, seek emergency dentistry right away.

We understand how painful and serious dental emergencies are, and how important it is to get better right away. That’s why we offer flexible, after-hours appointments and emergency dentistry services.