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Dr. Randell Roark did his undergraduate studies at John Carroll University where he received a Bachelor of Science degree.Dr. Randy graduated from The Ohio State University College of Dentistry in 2003. He was inducted as a member of the dental honors society Omicron Kappa Upsilon.Dr. Randy spent the next four years serving in the U.S. Army.In 2004, he graduated from the Advanced General Dentistry one year program at Fort Lewis Washington.Captain Roark spent the rest of his military time at Ft Bragg NC where he deployed with a 82ndAirborne unit to Afghanistan for 11 months.Dr. Roark became a part of Cricket Lane Dental in November 2008 when Dr. Beilstein retired.Dr. Roark is currently a member of the American Dental Association, the Ohio Dental Association and the Central Ohio Dental Association.Dr. Roark is married and has two children.He enjoys mountain biking, golfing, traveling and watching the Buckeyes.
Dr. Drew Figley was raised locally and graduated from Crestview High School. He then studied biology and chemistry at Heidelberg University. After earning his Bachelor of Science degree, Drew attended dental school at The Ohio State University, graduating in 2015. Upon graduation, Dr. Figley married his high school sweetheart, Emily, moved back home, and joined Cricket Lane Dental. Drew is currently a member of the American Dental Association, Ohio Dental Association, and Central Ohio Dental Association. He enjoys fishing, camping, boating, basketball, soccer and watching the Tribe, Browns, Cavs, and Buckeyes (of course). Dr. Figley is excited to be caring for patients in the area that he loves.
Smiles matter, probably more than we realize. Volumes of research confirm the influential role of smiles on our relationships and our self-esteem. If you're confident, you smile more. If you smile more, you feel more confident. But what if you don't want to flash your smile because you're embarrassed by bad teeth? It becomes a psychological short-circuit, with effects that may ripple through your life. Fortunately, a growing range of options opens doors for anyone to enjoy a stunning new smile. And Dr. Roark and Dr. Figley's passion for enhancing smiles brings you the best in modern dentistry.
Veneers provide an artist's touch to your smile. Custom-crafted, these ultra-thin porcelain creations work in magical ways. Regardless of your vision for your smile, chances are veneers offer an answer. When today's modern materials meet our passion for cosmetic excellence, you'll be amazed at what you see smiling back at you in the mirror.
Cavities, chips, and fractures occur on any tooth surface throughout the mouth. Composite filling material provides a versatile solution to many common problems. Blended into a prepared area, the composite polishes to a smooth, undetectable surface.
Nothing boosts your confidence like a terrific smile. But when yellow stain dims the brilliance, it's time to give it a lift. Professional whitening systems provide the ultimate in whitening results, quickly removing years of discoloration with quality controlled materials.
Damaged teeth might seem hopeless, but there's often still a solid foundation that leaves you with options. A crown, or cap, can bring a compromised tooth back to full function. And with modern porcelains, you'll probably have a difficult time trying to find where the crown ends and the tooth starts.
Teeth rarely fracture in a perfectly predictable way. Sometimes a break is too big for a filling, but not big enough for a crown. Porcelain onlays provide an excellent solution for teeth that need extra reinforcement without being covered entirely. Bonded into a place, they provide years of natural feel, function, and esthetics.
We understand that some dental issues and pain need to be dealt with promptly, thats why our emergency care line is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Below you will find helpful information regarding certain dental emergencies.
Handle the tooth by the top or crown, being careful not to touch or wipe off the root of the tooth. If the tooth is dirty rinse the tooth using milk or water if milk is not available. Do not scrub the tooth! If possible, place the tooth back into its original location. Be sure its facing the correct direction.
If youre not able to place the tooth back into the socket, put it in an Optimal Storage Environment (OSE) kit, milk or water (water only if both of the other two options are not available). If none of these are accessible, store the tooth between your cheek and gums or in a clean cloth.
Fractured or cracked teeth are considered a dental emergency. The trauma that caused the external crack usually indicates trauma within the tooth, as well. If you are experiencing pain or have a large, visible fracture on a tooth, contact us as soon as possible and follow these steps: