Craig Ranch Dental Group is pleased to welcome new patients to our convenient location in North Las Vegas. Our range of services includes dental implants, Invisalign clear aligners, and cosmetic dentistry, such as teeth whitening and veneers. Our office on Craig Road is easy to find on the northwest corner of Lawrence St, near Raising Cane's. We're big supporters of our local community and are privileged to work alongside outstanding groups like The Animal Foundation, the local chapter of March of Dimes, and Helping Hands of Vegas Valley (HHVV), as well as our local elementary schools.
Our office is committed to continuing to operate for patients with emergency and essential needs during this time. If you have an emergency, please contact the office and we will make the appropriate arrangements to see you.
CEREC CAD/CAM is the epitome of Modern Dentistry. It means that in just 2 hours you can have a crown! There are no temporaries and no need for a second visit. It's a precise fit. CEREC CAD/CAM is less invasive and delivers durable, natural looking crowns in a snap.
Electronic Dental Records are an integrated part of our practice management system. Our paperless system delivers electronic charting, digital imaging and enhanced case presentation where it is needed most... at chair side.
Digital X-rays offer a huge advantage in early detection and preventive services. Advanced image manipulation and analysis, for example, allows your doctor to detect early stages of gum disease through recognition of bone level changes, or by evaluating the results against a previous treatment.
An intraoral camera is an indispensable diagnostic and educational tool. The tiny video camera moves around inside of your mouth and generates a tooth by tooth video exam of your teeth. Using an intraoral camera allows patients to better understand their dental needs by seeing what the dentist sees and then having it explained.
Lasers are a non-surgical approach to arresting the progression of periodontal disease. Following scaling and root planing, a laser is used to significantly reduce the bacterial colonies and decontaminate the infected periodontal pocket. Lasers also remove the infected tissue lining the periodontal pocket. As the infected tissue is removed, microscopic blood clots form and your body's natural healing response takes over. As you heal, the tissue reattaches to the bone and your gums return to a healthy infection-free state.