General & Restorative
TMJ Treatments
TMJ refers to the temporomandibular joint, which is the bone structure, muscles and connective tissues that surround the jaw and control chewing. When patients experience
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Our friendly, compassionate and competent staff is dedicated to you and will ensure your comfort and quality care. We provide the best and latest in technology and treatment options. We provide gentle, family-oriented care to the adults and children of our community here and surrounding areas.
TMJ refers to the temporomandibular joint, which is the bone structure, muscles and connective tissues that surround the jaw and control chewing. When patients experience
Tooth extractions are routine dental procedures used to remove decayed, damaged or otherwise problematic teeth. Dentists usually make every effort to preserve natural teeth, although
When teeth become chipped, damaged, or stained, it’s common to feel embarrassed by their appearance. In cases with multiple minor imperfections, veneers can be the
Enamel is the single most durable substance found in the human body. Despite its durability, it’s still subject to damage, decay, and discoloration. We will
When you’ve lost a tooth, it’s important that steps be taken to prevent the loss of bone in the socket. Tooth extraction leaves a hole
Dental implants have become one of the most desired restorations available from dentistry today. For patients who have one or more missing teeth, they provide
Consistent dental hygiene is a necessary cornerstone of maintaining your oral health. However, it often isn’t enough to maintain lasting healthy teeth. Consistent visits to
Getting steady checkups involves more than simply getting your teeth cleaned. At Wyngate Dental of Bethesda, we focus on maintaining oral health, from clean and
One of the least talked about benefits of seeing your dentist regularly is the oral cancer screenings you receive. Most patients don’t know that each
Bruxism is a condition that is defined as subconscious grinding or clenching of the teeth, particularly while sleeping. Numerous known causes for this condition include
