Beach Dental Club 

Services Offered

• Preventive & comprehensive dental care
• Invisalign & whitening
• Veneers & crowns
• Implants & dentures
• Laser dentistry & 3D scanning

Building Trust

While I strive to provide the best care possible, I believe the “best” dentist is someone who listens, understands your needs, and works with you to maintain and improve your oral health. My team and I are dedicated to creating a welcoming, comfortable environment where every patient feels valued and well cared for. If you’re looking for a dentist who offers both expertise and compassion, I would be honored to help you on your dental journey!

Utilizing AI

Dentists are increasingly using artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance diagnostics and create more personalized treatment plans. AI algorithms can detect abnormalities faster and sometimes more accurately, such as cavities, bone loss and even oral cancer—allowing for earlier intervention and tailored preventive care plans.

Advancements in Dentistry

The dental field has evolved quite a bit in recent years due to technological advancements, shifts in patient expectations and broader health care trends. 3D printing is used for crowns, bridges, aligners and even dentures—providing faster turnaround and better customization. CAD/CAM technology enables same-day restorations with computer-aided design and manufacturing. Virtual consultations and remote diagnostics have gained traction, increasing access to care and convenience for patients. Demand for procedures like teeth whitening, veneers and clear aligners (like Invisalign) continues to rise, driven by social media and Zoom culture. Practices are becoming spa-like, and anxiety-reducing techniques (like sedation dentistry or VR headsets) are more common.

Mind-Body Connection

A person’s mental and emotional state can significantly impact their oral health, and vice versa. This concept emphasizes the holistic nature of dental care, recognizing that factors like stress, anxiety and overall mental well-being can influence oral health outcomes. I have witnessed firsthand the profound relationship between a patient’s mental and emotional well-being and their oral health. This mind-body connection plays a critical role in both the prevention and management of various dental conditions. 

One of the most significant ways the mind-body connection manifests in dentistry is through the effects of stress, which can lead to a range of oral health issues. Poor oral health can also take a toll on one’s mental well-being. As dental professionals, it’s important that we recognize the psychological factors affecting our patients and address them as part of their overall treatment plan. A holistic approach to dentistry not only considers the health of the teeth and gums but also takes into account the emotional and mental well-being of the patient.

Treating Sleep Apnea

A dentist can help with sleep apnea by providing treatments that improve airflow during sleep, especially for cases of mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea. Custom-fitted oral appliances help reposition the jaw and tongue to keep the airway open while you sleep. They work by moving the lower jaw forward, which helps prevent the airway from collapsing. Dentists provide follow-up care to ensure the device fits correctly, is effective and doesn’t cause discomfort or other issues. 

Dentists can collaborate with sleep specialist physicians to diagnose and manage sleep apnea. They may recommend certain treatments, including referral for a sleep study, to assess the severity of the condition. Dentists trained in sleep medicine can help identify signs of sleep apnea during regular dental visits, such as worn teeth (from grinding) or signs of airway obstruction. They can also educate patients about lifestyle changes (e.g., weight management, sleeping positions) that may improve the condition. Severe cases may require more extensive interventions, such as CPAP therapy or surgery, often in collaboration with a medical team.

Photographed by Shane O’Donnell