Dentistry Services in Indianapolis, IN | Martin Dentistry

Cosmetic Dental

Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain veneers are thin covers that are attached to the front surface of the teeth to mask cosmetic imperfections and create a beautiful smile.

Invisalign® Treatment

Invisalign treatment can be an incredible way for patients to achieve a straighter, more beautiful smile without the need for traditional braces.

Bonding and Contouring

For minor cosmetic flaws in the smile, dental bonding and contouring can make subtle fixes for tooth chips, ragged teeth edges, gaps, and more.

Home Teeth Whitening

For a more effective whitening than over-the-counter systems, a dentist can make a professional home tooth whitening kit with custom bleach trays.

Teeth Whitening

Teeth whitening treatment at the dentist's office can remove years of stains and make the smile brighter and whiter.

Preventative and Hygiene

Cleanings

A professional dental cleaning should be performed at least twice a year to remove plaque and tartar, then polish the teeth for optimal oral health.

Digital X-Rays

To help the dentist identify developing dental problems that are not visible during a physical exam, digital X-rays are taken during annual exams.

Fluoride Treatment

For stronger enamel that resists tooth decay, professional fluoride treatments can be given at the dentist's office as a preventative service.

Mouth Guards

A custom-made mouth guard by a dentist can be used to protect the mouth during sports and treat certain conditions, including grinding and TMJ.

Sealants

Sealants are a preventative dental service that helps to prevent cavities in premolars and molars by blocking plaque, tarter, and bacteria.

TMJ Therapy

TMJ therapy is a treatment that reduces jaw pain, tension, and teeth grinding by addressing overactive muscles and supporting proper jaw function.

Restorative Dental

Porcelain Crowns

A Porcelain Crowns, or cap, covers the visible portion of the tooth to hold together a broken, cracked, or decayed tooth and improve the appearance.

TMJ & Mouth Guards

If you're living with chronic jaw pain, tension headaches, or teeth grinding at night, you may be experiencing symptoms of TMJ disorder (TMD).

Implants

Dental implants place a post to replace the root of the tooth in the jawbone and this creates a stable foundation for one or more replacement teeth.

Composite Fillings

Composite fillings, which are made of resin or porcelain to match the color of the patient's teeth, treat and seal dental cavities to stop decay.

Dentures

Dentures are removable replacements for all of the teeth (complete dentures) or some of the teeth (partials) to restore the mouth's form and function.

Oral Surgery

Root Canal

When the pulp of a tooth is dead or damaged beyond repair, a root canal is performed to remove the pulp and prevent the damage from spreading.

Implant Crowns

Dental implant crowns are a long-lasting, natural-looking solution for replacing missing teeth and restoring your smile.

Extractions

A tooth that is too damaged to fix, causes pain, or is infected may need to ffbe removed with a tooth extraction to avoid further health problems.

Periodontal

Gum/Periodontal Disease

Gum disease treatments range from simple scaling and root planning to more complicated treatments like laser treatment and periodontal surgery.

Tissue Contouring

Periodontal plastic surgery fixes concerns with uneven gums, low gum lines, high gum lines, and gaps in the gums for a more attractive, healthy smile.

Sleep Apnea

Sleep Apnea Treatment

Obstructive sleep apnea occurs when the muscles and soft tissues in the throat relax excessively during sleep, narrowing or blocking the airway.

Sleep Apnea Self-Screening

If you experience loud snoring, chronic fatigue, or interrupted sleep, a sleep apnea screening may help identify whether additional testing is needed.

Sedation

Nitrous Oxide Sedation

Nitrous oxide, or laughing gas, is a minimal sedation technique that can be used during dental procedures to help reduce the patient's anxiety.

Oral-Conscious Sedation

Oral-conscious sedation can be used during routine and more complex dental procedures as a moderate sedation technique to relax and calm the patient.

*Individual results are not guaranteed and may vary from person to person.