Complete Dental Care

Family Dentistry in Glen Allen, VA

Our goal is to promote optimal oral health for all our patients. We keep you feeling comfortable throughout your visit. Contact Dr. Bradley R Anderson DDS in Glen Allen, Virginia today to arrange the following services:
  • Bridges: for Missing Teeth to Secure Teeth in Place - To replace missing teeth in a permanent manner.
  • Cancer Screenings
  • Cleanings: Thorough routine check ups.
  • Dental Implants, Replace Missing Teeth
  • Crowns: Cover a Damaged Tooth & Providing Strength, Function, & Appearance
  • Dentures: Replace Multiple Missing Teeth with Partial or Full Dentures
  • Emergency Services: To relieve pain
  • Fillings: Composite Resin or Amalgam Repairs Damage from Cavities
  • Fluoride: Treatments to Restore Minerals to Teeth & Keep Them Strong
  • Oral Surgery & Tooth Extractions: Removing a Tooth Once it is Beyond Repair
  • Root Canal: Provide Nerve Relief to Alleviate Pain
  • Sealants: A Coating on Teeth to Help Prevent Decay

Complete Family Dental Care

Put your dental health first with a visit to Dr Bradley R Anderson DDS in Glen Allen, Virginia. Our dental services include teeth whitening, dental cleanings, crowns, veneers, some oral surgery, tooth fillings and periodontal services. Contact our office today at (804) 360 3500 to schedule an appointment for your complete evaluation, thorough teeth cleaning and caring treatment of your dental needs!
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Routine Teeth Cleanings

Dental cleanings involve removing plaque (soft, sticky, bacteria infested film) and tartar/calculus (a hard calcified substance that can damage tooth supporting bone). Your teeth are continually bathed in saliva which contains calcium and other substances which help strengthen and protect the teeth. While this is a good thing, it also means that we tend to get a build-up of calcium deposits on the teeth, that must be removed to prevent damage to bone.

Fluoride Treatments

Fluoride Treatments help prevent tooth decay by strengthening the tooth structure. These treatments are beneficial for anyone, but can become necessary for people suffering from gingivitis or dry mouth, and are recommended for those with a history of frequently getting cavities. Fluoride used for professional treatment is of a higher concentration than of fluoride found in toothpaste or mouthwash.

The treatment process typically lasts only a few minutes. A gel or foam containing fluoride may be applied directly to the surface of the teeth with a cotton swab or in a rinse. Fluoride gels, mouthwashes, and supplements are also available with a prescription.
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