Dentistry for Seniors
Keep smiling for decades
Older adults face a specific set of dental concerns: dry mouth from medications, root decay, gum recession, worn or missing teeth, and dentures that no longer fit well. Left alone, these affect nutrition, speech, and overall health.
Our team plans treatment around your medical history and medications, keeps appointments comfortable, and offers sedation for patients who need it. From a well-fitting denture to implant-supported teeth, we focus on restoring function first and confidence with it.
What to expect
Care tailored to older adults
Dry mouth & root decay
Prevention plans and fluoride treatments for the decay that medications and dry mouth cause.
Gum health
Non-surgical gum-disease treatment to protect the teeth you have and your overall health.
Dentures that fit
New, relined, or implant-stabilized dentures that stay put and let you eat what you like.
Implants at any age
Dental implants replace missing teeth permanently; age alone is rarely a barrier.
Comfortable visits
Sedation options and a patient, unhurried approach for those with mobility, memory, or anxiety concerns.
Coordinated with your doctors
We review your medications and coordinate with your physician when treatment calls for it.
Questions
Dentistry for Seniors FAQ
Do you accept Medicare or Medicaid dental plans?
We work with many Medicare Advantage and Medicaid dental plans. Call our front desk with your plan name and we will confirm your coverage before your visit.
Am I too old for dental implants?
Almost never. Healthy bone and overall health matter more than age. We evaluate with 3D imaging and tell you plainly whether implants are a good option for you.
My dentures slip. What can be done?
A reline or a new denture often solves it. For a denture that stays firmly in place, two to four implants can anchor it — a popular option for patients tired of adhesives.
Care that fits this stage of life
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