Regular dental exams help maintain your oral health and allow for early detection of any problems involving your teeth, gums, jaw, or oral soft-tissues.

We use visual examinations, X-rays, gum assessments, and 3D scanning to provide a full picture of your mouth and form a treatment plan custom-made for your individual needs.

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Having a healthy mouth is a key foundation for a healthy body. Regular professional teeth cleanings will help maintain your oral health by removing plaque and calculus (tartar) from above and below the gum line.

Book an appointment with one of our caring and gentle dental hygienists. They will give your teeth a deep cleaning that goes beyond the flossing and brushing you do at home.

X-rays show us what cannot be seen from the outside. Modern digital X-rays instantly show what is happening under the gums and inside the teeth with significantly less radiation than the film-based X-rays of the past.

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Your dental team uses them to detect tooth decay early, assess the health of the bone around your teeth, and evaluate the roots for infection. 

Remember the goop in those bulky trays to make dental impressions? Those are a thing of the past with the Itero Element® 5D Plus Intraoral Scanner!

Indigo Dental uses the technology of Itero® to create a 3D scan of your mouth within minutes, allowing Dr. Brandt and his team to assess your tooth position, tooth wear, gum recession, and to aid in detecting tooth decay above the gumline.

Protect your teeth in the field, in the ring, or on the ice with a sports guard. Protect your teeth at night from grinding and clenching with a night guard. Finally, help your snoring and mild to moderate sleep apnea with a snore guard.

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All of these mouth guards are custom-made from a quick and easy 3D scan of your teeth.

The pits and grooves on your molars may be too narrow for a toothbrush bristle to reach the base of them. Dental sealants fill those pits and grooves, preventing the accumulation of plaque and bacteria that can increase the risk for tooth decay.

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They are thin, hard plastic coatings placed on the teeth. They require no anesthetic or 'drilling.'