Fourth Street Family Dental - Greg B Jones DMD

Yes! Since 1994 we have been proud to serve patients of all ages.

If you are looking for a second opinion on dental treatments diagnosed for you, we are happy to help. Making sure our patients receive the course of treatment they need and deserve is important to us. We make every effort to educate our patients and help them understand the treatments we provide. If you are referred to our practice from another office or are looking for second-opinion, you are required to undergo a complete examination by our dentist so you can be accurately diagnosed. Before your appointment with us, please ensure all of your available chart notes and x-rays are transferred to our office. Please note, many offices require 7 – 14 business days to transfer records. This information, along with your examination allow us to give you a comprehensive treatment estimate. It is imperative that we have all of your available dental and insurance information in hand by the time of your appointment to ensure we give you an accurate treatment estimate.

To provide you with prompt dental treatment, please be sure to bring the following items when you visit our practice for your initial visit: -Insurance Information / Card -Photo Identification -Any medical records, including all medications and supplements Please arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment time to fill out necessary paperwork, or download and fill out the Patient Registration form on our website and bring it to your appointment.

Yes we do! If you are missing teeth, it is crucial to replace them. Leaving gaps in your mouth can cause your remaining teeth to shift which can cause discomfort and destabilize your bite. A dental implant is a great restoration option that can last a lifetime if properly maintained. Dental implants consist of titanium rods which are surgically placed into the bone beneath the gums. These rods then fuse to the jawbone and provide a stable foundation for a replacement crown, bridge, or dentures. Replacement teeth look, feel, and function like natural teeth. You must have sufficient bone structure to support dental implants.

We do perform Root Canals in our office! Endodontic Therapy or Root Canal Therapy is used when a cavity reaches the pulp of a tooth. Your body is unable to heal this type of infection, so it must be treated to avoid further issues. If you have a sensitivity to hot and cold foods and liquids, have a bad taste in your mouth, or are experiencing pain and swelling in your mouth, you may have an infected pulp. During a root canal, the canals of a tooth are cleaned and then sealed to prevent further infections. To restore full function to the tooth, a dental crown, bridge, or bonded post may be applied to the infected tooth- which we also take care of right in our office.