2002 Meridiana Pkwy, Ste 500, Iowa Colony, Texas 77583
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Full Mouth Exam and 
X-Rays

At Sterling Smiles, every new patient receives a panoramic X-ray along with a complete oral examination. We review your dental health with you in detail and put together an estimated treatment plan so you know exactly what to expect.

Panoramic X-ray

At Sterling Smiles, every new patient receives a panoramic X-ray along with a complete oral examination. We review your dental health with you in detail and put together an estimated treatment plan so you know exactly what to expect.

Bitewing X-rays

Designed to reveal decay between back teeth, these are taken two per side and work alongside the panoramic image to give our doctors the full picture.

Fillings & Restorations

During your exam our dentist checks the condition of any existing fillings and looks for early signs of decay. Small cavities may be monitored, while larger ones are addressed promptly to prevent them from deepening or causing pain. Several types of filling materials are available depending on your situation.

Sealants

Dental sealants are thin protective coatings applied to the chewing surfaces of the back teeth. They seal off the grooves and pits where food tends to get trapped, making those surfaces far easier to keep clean. The application is quick, painless, and can keep teeth protected for several years.

Bridges

A dental bridge fills the gap left by a missing tooth using a false tooth held in place by crowns on the adjacent teeth. Once fitted, the bridge is fixed and functions just like your natural teeth.

Crowns

When a tooth is damaged but still salvageable, a crown restores its shape, strength, and appearance. Crowns are commonly used after root canals, to protect cracked teeth, or to cover severely worn or discoloured ones. The finished crown looks and performs like a natural tooth.

Tooth Extractions

When a tooth is too damaged to save, removal is sometimes the most practical option. Our dentist will use a local anaesthetic to keep you comfortable throughout. For patients who need multiple extractions or experience significant anxiety, general anaesthetic options are also
available.

Dentures

Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth, crafted from acrylic and sometimes porcelain or metal to closely mimic the look of natural gum tissue and teeth. Partial dentures work for patients who still have some natural teeth, while complete dentures replace an entire arch. Both options help restore normal function and prevent remaining teeth from shifting.

Teeth Whitening

A brighter smile is one of the most requested cosmetic treatments, and there are several routes to get there.

Panoramic X-ray

At Sterling Smiles, every new patient receives a panoramic X-ray along with a complete oral examination. We review your dental health with you in detail and put together an estimated treatment plan so you know exactly what to expect.

Bitewing X-rays

Designed to reveal decay between back teeth, these are taken two per side and work alongside the panoramic image to give our doctors the full picture.

Root Canal Treatment

A root canal removes infected or dying nerve tissue from inside a tooth, eliminating pain and saving the tooth from extraction. The procedure is straightforward and, with proper anaesthetic, should be no more uncomfortable than a standard filling. Without treatment, the infection can spread and the tooth may eventually need to come out entirely.

Sedation Dentistry

Dental anxiety is more common than most people think, and sedation is a safe, effective way to manage it.

Minimal sedation is the most widely used option, typically administered orally. The patient remains awake, breathing normally, and able to respond throughout the appointment. Nitrous oxide may also be used at this level.

Moderate sedation can be taken orally or given intravenously. Patients are conscious and responsive, but more deeply relaxed. No breathing assistance is needed.

Deep sedation produces a much heavier state of relaxation. Patients may need some assistance breathing and will generally have little to no memory of the procedure afterward.

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At Sterling Smiles, patient care is at the heart of everything we do. Our Iowa Colony dental office is built on the belief that every patient deserves honest, high-quality dental treatment in a comfortable, modern environment.
2002 Meridiana Pkwy, Ste 500
Iowa Colony, Texas 77583
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