Charles Sammons, DDS

SERVICES

Dr. Charles Sammons and his team of professionals are always there to help, whatever the case may be.You can be assured – we have a commitment to excellence when it comes to the level of care we provide.

While it is your job to maintain the health of your teeth, we take pride in providing services relating to the general maintenance of oral hygiene and tooth health.

Your baby’s first visit to the dentist can set the stage for a lifetime of good dental habits. And your child's early experiences at the dentist can help shape the future of his or her oral health.

 

Thanks to advances in cosmetic dentistry, dental professionals these days are able to help patients achieve spectacular results in a far less painful and time-consuming fashion.

Dental work is often essential to your mouth and body's health. But some patients are so afraid of the dentist that their fear prevents them from getting the treatment they need. At Charles Sammons, DDS, we want to help our patients get past their dental anxiety, which is why we offer sedation dentistry at our Louisa, KY office.

Dental implants are the most advanced means of replacing missing teeth. The dental implants procedure involves the placement of titanium posts in the jaw. Dental restorations are then placed on the posts to provide a natural looking and fully functional smile. Because the titanium implant permanently fuses to the jawbone in a process known as osseointegration, your replacement teeth will look and feel much like your own natural teeth.

 

In the past, teeth with diseased nerves often had to be removed. But thanks to advances in root canal therapy, dentists today are often able to salvage diseased teeth.

Some people avoid cosmetic dental work because they don't have the time for repeat appointments. But thanks to an option known as CEREC, a new and improved smile may be more quickly attainable than you previously thought

If a tooth has been broken or damaged by decay, Dr. Charles Sammons will try to fix it with a filling, crown or other treatment. Sometimes, though, there’s too much damage for the tooth to be repaired. In this case, the tooth needs to be extracted.