Yes, we are currently accepting new patients.
Advanced Dentistry of Kearney does accept insurance as an out of network provider.
At Advanced Dentistry of Kearney, Dr. Reece sees patients of all ages from newborns to seniors.
The following are examples of true dental emergencies where you would need immediate dental care to protect your long-term oral health:
Dr. Reece focuses on Health-Centered Dentistry, which is a whole-body approach to dental care. In her experience, Dr. Reece has seen how poor growth and development during infant and childhood years can affect people’s oral health as well as their whole body health into their adult years. With this knowledge and her years of learning through continued education and experience, she is better equipped to help treat and direct her patients’ oral health to improve their whole body health.
To keep your teeth healthy, follow these tips:
Anyone with a missing tooth who is healthy enough to undergo a routine dental extraction can be considered for a dental implant. The only requirements are healthy gums and enough bone volume to hold the implant in place. However, individuals suffering from chronic diseases such as diabetes and cardiac problems need to be evaluated individually to decide whether they should get a dental implant or not. If you have a missing tooth and are interested in being evaluated for a dental implant, contact us today to request an appointment.
The following are symptoms of an infant having issues with lip-tie or tongue-tie:
Yes, we do offer cosmetic dental services, including tooth whitening and bleaching, veneers, and tooth bonding.
Dr. Reece conducts an occlusal analysis to ensure all the parts of a patient’s bite works together. Occlusion refers to the alignment of teeth and the way the teeth meet when the lower jaw (mandible) and upper jaw (maxilla) come together.
A bite adjustment or occlusal adjustment is done to correct minor interferences that prevent your teeth from coming together properly. When your teeth work together properly, there’s less wear and tear on your mouth, a decreased risk of chipping or cracking your teeth, and a decreased risk of developing stress-related problems like jaw strain and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) pain.
Occlusal equilibration (or occlusal adjustment) is a dental procedure that involves selective adjusting of tooth surfaces to allow your lower teeth to contact your upper teeth evenly all the way around your mouth. This treatment is done to create a solid bite that prevents any further stress on individual teeth and reduces stress on the jaw muscles and jaw joints.
The signs and symptoms of a TMJ disorder include:
Dr. Reece offers patients conservative TMJ treatment that includes splint therapy. With splint therapy, Dr. Reece fabricates an occlusal mouth guard, bite plate, or another type of oral apparatus to help resolve TMJ pain and discomfort. Splints can be either hard or soft and can cover a few teeth or all of them.
