GB Dental Associates

Invisalign aligners are clear, which means that they blend right into your everyday life. You can eat and drink what you want during treatment by simply removing the invisible bracelets when necessary to do these things normally — no need for hiding behind closed doors or inventing new rituals!

Dentures and bridges are not fixed in place, making it difficult to chew or talk with confidence. Dental implants offer a more natural appearance but act like normal teeth, making them easier for patients who need stronger biting forces. Bridges usually only last seven to ten years, while implants can last your whole lifetime!

At GB Dental Associates, we’re here to handle your dental implants needs with a compassionate, comprehensive approach. From the initial consultation to maintenance after, we’re here to ensure you experience total oral health restoration. Our dental implant-related services include: Sinus Lift Augmentation Autogenous Bone Grafting Implant Site Development Computer Enhanced Treatment Planning Implant Maintenance

No. The surgical site is always numbed during dental implant surgery, and we offer a variety of sedation options to ensure your comfort as the procedure is performed under anesthesia. Afterward, you may experience discomfort, but it can be relieved with over-the-counter pain medications for minor aches and pains!

We do! Nitrous oxide is the most frequently used method for easing mild to moderate dental anxiety. Administered through a small mask that fits over your nose, it can calm an anxious patient while raising the pain threshold and making time seem like it’s passing quicker than usual – all without any side effects! As soon as you start inhaling nitrous gas in this medical setting, its effectiveness will become clear.

At our office, we use the most advanced digital X-ray technology to provide you with safe and convenient treatment options. We utilize several state-of-the-art dental technologies, including: Intraoral Camera Digital CT Imaging Digital Impressions Sirona Galileos® CBCT

Dr. Kunzman does aid in the fabrication of oral sleep apnea devices that can be used as an adjunct to help treat some patients with sleep apnea. However, Dr Kunzman does not diagnose or actively treat sleep apnea as a dentist. It is important that you see a sleep physician specialist to get a proper diagnosis and to learn if an oral appliance is the right fit for you.