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You can fix a large cavity, a broken tooth, and a misshapen tooth with the same service. Dental crowns are one of the most versatile restorative options we have for our patients at the office of Gregory A. Williams, DMD. You can even pair a crown with a dental implant to create a complete replacement tooth. Take a few moments to learn what crowns can do in this short video by the American Dental Association. Then contact us online or call to ...

As you get older, the ability to bite and chew can make a big difference in what you are able to eat. That, in turn, can affect your overall health and wellness. It’s also one of the reasons we recommend dental implants as part of teeth replacements. Implants replace the roots of missing teeth, which makes your restorations stronger and more like real teeth. Rosemary discusses her experience with implants in the video below. Call or ...

Feeling nervous at the dentist is no joke – especially if it keeps you from making regular visits to our office in Tigard. Without regular exams and cleanings, you put yourself at greater risk for cavities and other dental problems. We never want you to feel nervous at the dentist – and you don’t have to with laughing gas. As this American Dental Association video points out, it will help relax you when you breathe it in through a small ...

We’re excited to introduce you to our new website and dental blog in Tigard! Our team at Gregory A. Williams, DMD loves sharing our expert tips for keeping your smile bright and healthy in between your routine dental checkups with us. You can check in often to stay current on leading trends in dentistry and to learn more about our exceptional, comprehensive dental care. You can also call now for any questions. Enjoy Soothing Visits With ...

You’re probably familiar with the feeling. You get frustrated, stressed, or annoyed and you feel your teeth come together as your jaw muscles tighten. This grinding of your teeth or clenching your jaw is known as bruxism and you could be doing it more than you realize. It’s normal to clench or grind your teeth on occasion. But when it becomes a habit, bruxism can cause permanent damage to your teeth and lead to other uncomfortable or even ...