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Emergency Dentistry
You never know when a dental emergency will happen. Thankfully, O'Donnell Family Dentistry is Lexington's most trusted Dental Emergency team. We have a team of dental experts to serve you.
Periodontal Maintenance
Periodontal Maintenance
After you have completed your treatment for gum disease, our dentists will schedule regular appointments for periodontal maintenance to ensure that your gum disease does not return and that your mouth remains free of harmful bacteria. Call 859-269-4613 today to learn more about periodontal maintenance in Lexington, Kentucky, and to make your appointment with Drs. David O’Donnell, and William Galbreath at ODonnell Family Dentistry.
If your gums are tender, red or swollen, or if they bleed easily, you may suffer from periodontal disease. Periodontal disease, which is also known as gum disease, is a degenerative condition caused by bacteria in plaque, which accumulate on the teeth. When not treated, periodontal disease can result in the loss of teeth, gum tissue and bone. While gum disease is not curable, we can treat the condition and keep it under control to protect your oral health. Our dentist can provide periodontal maintenance to help treat periodontal disease and prevent the serious effects of the condition.
Periodontal maintenance involves visiting our office on a regular basis, typically once every three months, for a professional cleaning. These treatments include thorough cleanings both above and below the gumline, removing plaque, tartar (hardened plaque, also called dental calculus), and bacteria to prevent the condition from worsening. Periodontal maintenance is recommended every three months because when biofilm is not removed, the periodontal bacteria begin to flourish within three to 12 weeks. By providing a cleaning at 12 weeks (three months), we are able to remove these bacteria and keep the condition under control. To learn more about periodontal maintenance and how we can treat gum disease, we welcome you to call or visit our office today.
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Cosmetic Dentistry
If you are unhappy with the appearance of your smile, Drs. David O’Donnell, and William Galbreath can provide you with a cosmetic dental treatment in Lexington, KY to correct the flaws in your teeth and help you achieve a more beautiful smile!
Fillings
When your smile has experienced damage from cavities, chipping, or other minor problems, our dentists can provide you with a composite dental filling to restore the appearance and strength of your teeth.
Invisalign®
Straighten your teeth with a clear alternative to metal braces. (For Example: Invisalign®)
Clear aligners are a removable, discreet orthodontic treatment. They consist of a series of trays that you wear for several weeks at a time. As your teeth gently move into position, you start using the next set of trays.
Veneers
Our veneers are designed to look and fit naturally over your teeth. Remember, veneers are a permanent dental solution.
Teeth Whitening
Let our team help you determine what teeth whitening process is right for you, based on the current color and condition of your teeth.
General & Family Dentistry
ODonnell Family Dentistry is a family dental practice, providing treatments for patients ages 2 to 100!
Teeth Cleaning
We recommend that you visit ODonnell Family Dentistry twice a year, or every 6 months, for these regular preventive treatments.
Dental X-Rays
Dental x-rays are a wonderful tool for quickly diagnosing and treating developing dental problems.
Oral Hygiene
The best way to protect your teeth and gums against disease and decay is to practice good oral hygiene at home.
Oral Sleep Appliance
If you have sleep apnea or snore, Drs. David O’Donnell, and William Galbreath may recommend an oral sleep appliance to help improve your sleep.
Pediatric Dentistry
Drs. O’Donnell, and Galbreath are pleased to treat patients of all ages, including children. We offer our pediatric dentistry to help our youngest patients develop healthy smiles and excellent oral care habits.
Periodontal Maintenance
After you have completed your treatment for gum disease, our dentists will schedule regular appointments for periodontal maintenance to ensure that your gum disease does not return and that your mouth remains free of harmful bacteria.
Periodontal Treatments
ODonnell Family Dentistry offers periodontal treatments for patients with gum disease. When your gums become infected, it can cause swelling, redness, and easy bleeding, and can eventually lead to tooth loss and bone deterioration.
Restorative Dentistry
Drs. David O’Donnell, and William Galbreath provide restorative dentistry in Lexington, Kentucky, to help patients who have severely damaged or missing teeth restore their healthy, beautiful smiles.
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Dental Implants
Are you missing teeth? If so, you could be a candidate for dental implants in Lexington, Kentucky!
Implant Supported Dentures
If you need to replace many or all the teeth in a full arch, our dentists may recommend implant supported dentures. This restoration offers all the stability of single-tooth implants, without the cost of replacing every individual tooth!
Dental Crowns
Porcelain dental crowns in Lexington, Kentucky, can provide you with a natural-looking, durable restoration, returning the strength, appearance, and function of your tooth after it has been damaged or experienced severe decay.
Dental Bridges
When you are missing multiple teeth in a row, Drs. David O’Donnell, and William Galbreath can provide you with a porcelain dental bridge to close the gap in your smile and give you a beautiful, long-lasting restoration.
Dentures
If you are missing many or all your teeth, dentures or partial dentures may be the option for you! Dentures can restore your smile and provide support for your face, helping to support your cheeks and lips to maintain a healthier overall appearance.
Root Canal Treatment
Drs. David O’Donnell, and William Galbreath can provide you with a root canal, also known as endodontics, when the pulp of your teeth becomes infected or is injured. Endodontic treatments can often heal and restore your tooth, and prevent the need for an extraction.
