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Your smile can take a lot of abuse in life. From disease and deterioration to all the accidents you can think of, it’s not surprising that most people have damaged smiles. That’s where the dentistry services from Centennial Dental come in. The practice of Boise dentist Jon Koeltl, Centennial Dental, has been established as a full-service dental practice focused on friendly service.
Dr. Jon Koeltl, DDS is an expert in designing smiles. His dedication to the latest smile design techniques enables him to make any smile bright and beautiful. If you are unhappy with misshapen, discolored, or missing teeth, see Dr. Koeltl, one of the most experienced cosmetic dentists in Boise, ID.
When it comes to enhancing the appearance of a tooth or the smile, the artistic abilities of your dentist are just as important as the procedure performed. Dr. Koeltl has completed rigorous training. Dr. Koeltl has completed extensive dental continuing education at both the Pankey Institute and the Spear Institute, as well as participating in the Partnership Study Club for 15 years. He is well versed in complex restorative dentistry, aesthetic dentistry and is very passionate about airway-based dentistry. We are your trusted choice for Cosmetic Dentistry in Boise, Idaho.
Cosmetic dentistry focuses on the attainment of authentic beauty. There are several ways we help our patients achieve greater confidence in their smiles.
The methods used by your dentist have been scientifically proven to achieve the desired outcome with minimal side effects such as sensitivity. Before teeth whitening, Dr. Koeltl performs an examination to ensure the health of teeth and gums is sufficient to tolerate treatment. When gum disease or decay exists, the risk of sensitivity may be elevated. In addition to confirming optimal oral health, we may incorporate a desensitizing agent into the whitening procedure to make treatment as comfortable as possible, even for those with sensitive teeth. View our Teeth Whitening page to learn more about your options.
Most people associate tooth loss with functional issues. We consider how we may restore stability to chewing, clarity to speech, AND an authentic beauty that makes you want to share your smile. Patients with one or more missing teeth can still receive cosmetic treatments. In fact, such patients benefit from consulting with an accredited dentist who understands how procedures may affect natural enamel, restorative materials, and the face as a whole. We provide a broad spectrum of services, including bridges and dental implants, through which we can rebuild a healthy, attractive smile.
Many people who would like to improve the appearance of teeth hesitate to do so due to dental anxiety. We are sensitive to this very real problem! If you are interested in dental services but have a fear of treatment, we are happy to discuss your options for sedation. Sedative medication can help patients with mild to severe dental phobias sail right through treatment. By relaxing the mind and the body, sedation reduces fear and can make it possible to complete several procedures in a single visit. Speak with us about your concerns!
When you’re in our offices, we take impressions of your teeth. From there, we create a custom mouthpiece that precisely fits your teeth. Next, we provide you with syringes of carbamide peroxide or hydrogen peroxide whitening gel, along with thorough instructions for your home whitening.
Dental implants are the anchor that is placed in the jaw and is just one part of the prosthetic tooth replacement. What many people think of as dental implants consist of three sections: the implant, the abutment, and the crown. The implant is made of titanium and is screwed down into the socket of the former tooth root. The jawbone then grows around the implant, fully making it a part of the jaw.
Dental hygiene cleaning is part of oral hygiene and involves the removal of dental plaque from teeth with the intention of preventing cavities (dental caries), gingivitis, and periodontal disease. People routinely clean their own teeth by brushing and interdental cleaning, and dental hygienists can remove hardened deposits (tartar) that are not removed by routine cleaning. Those with dentures and natural teeth may supplement their cleaning with a denture cleaner.
The way to treat TMJ Disorder is first to perform a comprehensive diagnostic examination to determine the cause. Sometimes a precise cause cannot be identified. When the issue is related to bite, we look at ways to achieve optimal mechanical function. When bruxism is an underlying factor, splint therapy can quickly improve comfort by minimizing the force placed on the joints and muscles of the jaw.
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Thursday: 8:00am to 1:00pm
Friday: Closed
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed
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