We believe informed patients are better equipped to make confident decisions about their dental health. Explore the videos below to learn more about common dental concerns, treatment options, and the approach behind our Dentistry That Lasts philosophy.
Not every damaged tooth automatically needs a crown. With careful diagnosis and advanced magnification, there may be situations where a more conservative treatment can preserve more of your healthy, natural tooth structure.
In this video, Dr. Craig explains how enhanced visualization helps guide treatment decisions and supports our Dentistry That Lasts philosophy: preserving natural tooth structure whenever it can be done predictably.
What looks like an ordinary old filling can sometimes hide significant decay underneath. In this video, Dr. Kohler uses magnification to uncover the extent of the problem and determine whether the natural tooth can be preserved.
Soreness or swelling around a wisdom tooth can be more than simple irritation. This video provides a close-up look at inflammation around a partially erupted wisdom tooth and why having the area evaluated is important.
See what makes a dental exam with Dr. Kohler different. This patient shares how seeing video of her own teeth helped her understand a problem she didn’t even know was there—and gave her a clearer understanding of her treatment.
If food constantly gets caught around the same tooth or filling, there may be a reason. See how the shape and contact of a restoration can affect the way teeth function and why attention to small details matters.
That subtle gray shadow may be telling your dentist more than you realize. This video shows how decay between teeth can be difficult to recognize without a trained eye—and how magnification helps Dr. Kohler identify, treat, and show patients exactly what he sees.
That subtle gray shadow may be telling your dentist more than you realize. This video shows how decay between teeth can be difficult to recognize without a trained eye—and how magnification helps Dr. Kohler identify, treat, and show patients exactly what he sees.
A tiny dark spot on a tooth may not always be as small as it appears. See how magnification can reveal decay hidden beneath the surface and why identifying dental problems early can make such a difference.
After approximately 27 years, this large silver filling needed to be replaced. Watch as Dr. Kohler uses high magnification to carefully remove decay and restore the tooth with a tooth-colored filling while preserving as much natural tooth structure as clinically appropriate.
