Clear Creek Dentistry is a Silverdale based family dentist practice that treats patients of all ages. We are committed to delivering the highest quality dental care and do so using advanced dental equipment. We are a cosmetic dentist that offers services like checkups, teeth cleaning, crowns, veneers and more.

Dr. Beck received his Bachelor of Science degree from Brigham Young University. He graduated with honors from The University of Iowa with a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. He received multiple academic and clinical awards and was inducted into Omicron Kappa Upsilon, the national dental honor society.

Following dental school, Dr. Beck was chosen for a coveted position at the University of Washington in their General Practice Residency program with an emphasis on hospital dentistry. During his residency Dr. Beck saw patients at the Seattle Veterans Hospital, Harborview, and Childrens Hospital.

Dr. Beck enjoys the challenge and diversity of general dentistry. Whether hes working on a simple filling or a complex full mouth restoration, he approaches each procedure with the same degree of care and attention to detail. Dr. Becks artistic talents are evident not only in his dental work, but also in the meticulous woodworking projects he creates in his spare time.

Born and raised in Idaho, Dr. Beck followed in the footsteps of his father, an oral surgeon. He volunteers in his community and church and serves with the Boy Scouts of America. He met his wife, Eileen in college and they have five children. Theyve felt privileged to call Kitsap County their home since 1999.

Dr. Haws graduated from Brigham Young University with a Bachelor of Science degree and received a research scholarship to the University of Iowa College of Dentistry. During his dental school years, he presented research in Puerto Rico, Orlando, San Francisco, and Kansas City, also receiving the Deans Leadership Award and Research Achievement Award his senior year.

After earning his D.D.S. degree, Dr. Haws was offered an opportunity to complete the Advanced Education in General Dentistry Program at Travis Air Force Base in Northern California where, upon completion of this year-long residency, he received the prestigious General Sachsel Outstanding Resident Award. After completing his military service in 2001, Dr. Haws began practicing dentistry in Kitsap County.

Patients consistently comment on Dr. Haws empathy and ability to listen. He has a special interest and talent in the field of cosmetic dentistry and has attended numerous continuing-education seminars to expand his skills with a particular interest in implant dentistry. Dr. Haws has an artists eye not only for dental aesthetics, but also in the various hobbies he has pursued throughout the years, including photography and woodworking.

Dr. Haws was born and raised in beautiful Star Valley Wyoming and has always enjoyed life in the great outdoors of the western United States. As a young man, he served a two-year mission to Costa Rica where he was immersed in the culture, grew to love the Costa Rican people, and learned to speak Spanish. This opportunity to sacrifice and serve at such a young age, laid the foundation for his adult life to find ways to help others locally and internationally. Although, he and his wife, Nikki, are devoted and busy parents to five girls and four boys, Dr. Haws has dedicated many hours throughout the years volunteering as a Boy Scout and youth leader and has enjoyed participating in local and international dental health service to disadvantaged individuals. Dr. Haws always enjoys spending time with his family and can often be found savoring the great outdoors by hiking any available mountains, running trails, kayaking in rivers or oceans, or just camping underneath the stars. He even periodically settles down with a good history book when he has spare time.

Debbie is a registered dental hygienist. She has an associate degree in dental hygiene from Pierce College in Tacoma, Wash., where she graduated with honors. She is a member of the American Dental Hygienists Association and takes multiple continuing-education classes each year. Debbie has served in the Washington State House of Delegates representing Kitsap County, where she was born and raised. She and her husband, Jerry, stay busy with their two children. In her spare time, Debbie enjoys being at home, working in the yard, and spending time with family and friends.

Kate is originally from Chicago and grew up in Poulsbo, Wash. She loves living within reach of both the mountains and the ocean. She earned her associate of applied science degree in dental hygiene from Shoreline Community College. When she is not serving patients, you can find Kate painting, making floral arrangements, working out, watching a murder mystery show or spending time with her significant other, Jarred, and cat, Ruby. Swimming with whale sharks is on her bucket list!

Natasha joined our team in 2014. Originally from Montana, she graduated in 2012 with a bachelors degree in dental hygiene from Eastern Washington University. When Natasha is not working, she loves to spend time outdoors either in the mountains or on the water. She dreams of traveling around the globe, experiencing different cultures, and enjoyed serving the shattered village of Port-au-Prince during Clear Creek Dentistrys humanitarian trip to Haiti in 2015. She treasures her two dogs, Lily and Olly.

At Clear Creek Dentistry, we offer the All-on-4 procedure for patients that are looking for a convenient way to replace missing teeth. If you live in the Silverdale area and have experienced tooth loss, we encourage you to visit our office to discuss the options available to you.

There are distinct advantages to living in the modern world. One of these, from the dental perspective, is the ability to live without the stigma and challenges of tooth loss. According to the Periodontic Association of America, roughly 175 million people, of all ages, have lost one or more teeth and this number is actually expected to grow larger over time. What this has done is spurred growth in the replacement tooth industry and the revolution of dental implants. Implants are a way to get the most natural looking and behaving replacement teeth. However, the standard implant procedure is not always physically viable or convenient. In this situation, the All-on-4 procedure can be a better solution.

The simple answer is that anyone who has lost teeth and wants to have a permanent good-looking set of replacement teeth will benefit from dental implants. The All-on-4 systems offer people a chance to live a full and healthy lifestyle by replacing the teeth with implants over removable dentures. The ideal candidate for All-on-4 implants is someone who already wears dentures or is already missing multiple teeth. Additionally, this is an ideal procedure for someone that does not have the bone density to support a full set of individual implants, the time to have individual implants placed, or the budget to pay for them. The All-on-4 procedure is faster and more affordable.

There are several ways in which All-on-4 implants are better than dentures. Patients take care of All-on-4 implants in the same way they care for their natural teeth by brushing each day. The implants also operate in the same way as natural teeth, so the patient does not have to be cautious of what he or she eats. Along with the fact that patients do not have to remove All-on-4 implants when eating or cleaning the teeth, there is also no need for uncomfortable wires or brackets to hold the implants in place. Even more importantly for patients, the dental implants allow anyone to eat what the heart desires. You do not have to worry about hot or cold affecting your dentures. You also can bite down with up to 70 percent more force, which allows you to eat the foods that you love. Finally, All-on-4 implants look exactly like your natural teeth. No one will be able to tell that you are wearing a dental prosthetic. From a dental health perspective, it is important to note that when you have All-on-4 implants, it is going to prevent bone deterioration in the jawbone and ultimately restore your facial features by fighting resorption. The process of resorption involves the implants stimulating the jaw to send a message to the body that the jaw is supporting teeth once again. Resorption will help the jawbone to regain some of the mass that it has lost previously. Many of our patients who visit our office notice a difference in their facial structure as a result.

The Oral and Maxillofacial Associates state that All-on-4 implants have a success rate of 98 percent. With All-on-4 implants, patients have a 98 percent probability of leaving our Silverdale offices with a perfect set of teeth that are permanently attached to your jawbone. To discuss how successful the procedure may be for you, call (360) 692-6332.

Typically, the surgery takes approximately two hours and 30 minutes per arch. We can install your All-on-4 implants on your upper, lower, or both arches at the same time. While a dentist may make the process look easy, the surgery is a complex procedure that we can complete at an efficient pace. The process of getting All-on-4 implants can be laid out in four steps:

Thinking about choosing dental implants to address your missing teeth problem? Even missing just one tooth can cause someone to experience multiple dental problems, e.g., shifting teeth, headaches, uneven tooth wear. According to the American Dental Association, the average adult between the ages of 20 and 64 has three or more decayed or missing teeth.Understanding

Implant supported dentures are a popular tooth replacement treatment option that combines dental implants and dentures. Because they combine two already existing treatments, individuals tend to experience extremely positive results, meaning little to no failure and full functionality of the oral cavity.When considering implant-supported dentures, a popular question that arises is how long the procedure

Dental restoration procedures can be used to repair damaged teeth and restore their function. Many of these treatments also address aesthetic issues affecting the tooth. Teeth are one of the strongest parts of the body, but they also deal with many things that can damage them, like acids, bacteria and bite forces. Teeth can also