Published September 2026
What's on my treatment plan?
Pick a group, or search a word, a code, or a category. Plain English, short, and what happens step by step.
Dental examTeeth cleaningBitewing X-raysTooth-colored (composite) fillingCrownRoot canalTooth extractionDeep cleaning (scaling and root planing)Dental implantWisdom teeth and impacted teeth
What usually happens
See all flows18 and upAdult check-up cycle
- Exam
- Full X-rays
- Cleaning
- Bitewings
- Fluoride
- Exam again
Check-ups and X-raysThe look, the pictures and the tests that come before any treatment is planned.Cleanings and gum careRegular cleanings, fluoride and sealants, and the deeper work for gums that have pulled away.FillingsRepairing a cavity, from a single surface to a lab-made piece cemented in.CrownsA cap over the whole tooth, and the build-up work that gives it something to hold.Root canalsTreating the nerve inside a tooth so the tooth itself can stay.Extractions and wisdom teethTaking a tooth out, from a straightforward lift to a wisdom tooth under bone.Implants and bridgesFixed ways to fill a gap: implants, bridges, and the bone work that supports them.DenturesRemovable teeth for one jaw or a few gaps, and the repairs and relines that follow.Braces and alignersMoving teeth into line, holding them there, and saving space for the ones still coming.Whitening and cosmeticChanging how teeth look rather than how they work.Sedation and comfortNumbing, gas, sedation, and the extra help that makes a visit manageable.Emergency visitsSame-day care for pain, swelling, or a tooth that has been knocked out.Mouthguards and appliancesCustom guards and splints worn at night, during sport, or to rest the jaw.Jaw and mouth surgerySurgery on the jaws and the soft tissue, from a small biopsy to hospital work.For childrenThe versions written for baby teeth and growing mouths.