Oak Bark Dental Services
Oak Bark Dental offers Preventative Dentistry, Cosmetic Dentistry, and Emergency Dentistry.
We offer an array of professional services to best help you and your family, which provides safe and trusted care for a lifetime.
Cosmetic Dentistry
At Oak Bark Dental, our expertise is complete dental care. From extractions to whole-mouth restorations.
Bite Guards / Mouth Guards
Some options to help with teeth grinding or clenching of the jaw can be treated with a bite guard, or bite splint. Like a retainer, but much stronger and customized for your mouth.
Dental Bridges
These restorative solutions close the gap between one or more missing teeth. By fusing together one or more crowns, bridges are fabricated and cemented to adjacent teeth. This closes the gap and restores your smile, helping to distribute your bite’s force more appropriately.
Dental Crowns
Same Day Crowns Decay, discoloration, and damage are just a few dental situations that can result in the need for crowns.
Dentures
Partial and full dentures are removable or permanent solutions to one or more missing teeth. Learn more.
Emergency Dental Appointments
Dental emergencies are serious, and we are here to assist you in taking care of them. We can repair, restore, and reconstruct your smile, as needed, at Oak Bark Dental.
Endodontic Dental Care
Root-canal therapy is also known as endodontic therapy, which is a dental treatment for removing infection from inside a tooth.
Family Dentistry
Dental care for children should be incorporated into everyday life at an early age.
Preventative Dentistry
Preventing oral health issues before they happen is one of the most important aspects of overall dental health.
Periodontal Therapy
Gum disease, periodontal disease, and gingivitis should be taken very seriously. At Oak Bark Dental we educate our patients so that they understand the complete scope of their oral health.
Contact us for an appointment or Consultation
Call: (517) 393-4900 | (517) 695-6555
Frequently Asked Questions
What insurance do you accept?
Oak Bark Dental can bill most other insurances. Our staff is happy to answer any of your insurance questions and we offer a complementary benefits check. Please call the office for specific insurance questions.
Why should I choose Oak Bark Dental?
At Oak Bark Dental we strive to be different by focusing on overall health benefits, beyond dental and oral health. Our dentists at Oak Bark Dental complete extra courses and training to integrate dental health into your overall health. The base of proper oral care is so important, but it doesn’t stop there!
What should I do in a dental emergency?
If you find yourself in a dental emergency, please call, text or email our office as soon as possible. We will do everything we can to help you in your time of need.
What should I do if mine, or my child’s tooth, is knocked out?
Should a tooth get knocked out please contact our office as soon as possible. We know it can be scary, but try not to panic, we will do everything we can to help you.
What should I do if I lose a dental crown?
Depending on what type of dental crown you have, things happen, and they can fall our on a rare occasion. If your crown does fall out, please try to keep it and bring it with you to your appointment.
What should I do if I crack a tooth?
Oak Bark Dentists understand that a cracked tooth is painful! Please contact us to give us details on your cracked tooth right away!
What to Expect At Your Visit
At your first visit, we ask that you bring any existing medical or dental history documents along with a list of medications you are taking. This information will help us understand your past and current oral-health state. After your initial check-in, our dentists will be able to conduct an oral examination, including a visual exam, oral-cancer screening, dental charting, and periodontal evaluation, as well as discuss any diagnosis and treatment recommendations. If needed, we may also take digital x-rays to ensure that there is no damage under the surfaces of your teeth and gums. These high-resolution images will allow for a more accurate diagnosis of oral health issues.