We provide top-quality, comprehensive dental care in our state-of-the-art dental office equipped with the latest equipment and designed for optimum safety and efficiency. Your safety and comfort is our number one priority.

At Dentistry of West Bend, our team is qualified to provide you with a full range of dental services and care. This means you are always cared for by specialists who come together to offer you the best possible care. For the few services that we dont provide in our office, we refer you to highly trusted colleagues whom we know will provide the same caliber of care that we provide in our office.

We understand that some patients experience anxiety around dental procedures. Hence, we make sure to create a relaxing atmosphere in our office while ensuring that your experience is as cozy and comfortable as possible. We will clearly explain every treatment and procedure beforehand, as this helps to alleviate potential fear. We also encourage you to bring a set of headphones with your favorite music to listen to during treatment. If youd like a little assistance to feel more relaxed, we can provide nitrous oxide (laughing gas).

Dentistry of West Bend is owned and led by Dr. Jared Harding, the practices general dentist. Originally from Marinette, WI, Dr. Harding completed his bachelors at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, and in 2010 earned his Doctorate of Dental Surgery at Marquette University School of Dentistry. By 2014, Dr. Harding was ready to open his private practice and purchased Dr. Paul Tybergs practice in West Bend.

Dentistry is Dr. Hardings lifelong passion. He is committed to continuing his education to stay abreast of the latest developments and advances in the ever-evolving field of dentistry. Every year, he pursues continuing education courses to become more skilled and capable as a dentist. Among his interests are implant dentistry, digital dentistry, and biomimetic dentistry.

Dr. Jared Harding is the owner and general dentist at Dentistry of West Bend. Dr. Harding is originally from Marinette, WI. He received his bachelors degree from the University of Wisconsin Madison. He then received his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from Marquette University School of Dentistry in 2010. In 2014, Dr. Harding moved to West Bend to purchase Dr. Paul Tybergs practice.

Dr. Harding is dedicated to maintaining a high level of current knowledge and skill in the ever changing field of dentistry. He spends extensive time each year at continuing education courses. He has special interest in implant and digital dentistry.

While the goal of preventive dentistry is to prevent the development of tooth decay and disease, the purpose of cosmetic dentistry is to improve the appearance of your teeth and smile. Cosmetic dentistry includes such treatments as teeth whitening and bonding to improve the look of your smile.

Most patients with healthy teeth will require a dental checkup once yearly. However, if you have any irregular condition in your teeth and gums, you may need to see your dentist more often until your issue is fully treated. Those with chronic infections of the teeth and gums will naturally require more frequent dental visits.

Yes. Even if you have lost all or most of your teeth, you still need to monitor your oral health through regular dental checkups during which your dentist can check the condition of your gums and bone. It is normal for your bone tissue and gums to change over time gradually, so your denture or partial denture will probably need to be adjusted or replaced regularly. This will keep it fitting comfortably and protect the health of your underlying gum and bone tissue. By keeping your dentures fitting properly through regular examinations and adjustments, you can prevent infections and other problems that could cause pain, inflammation, and discomfort when wearing your dentures.

Dentistry of West Bend provides a comfortable, relaxing environment staffed by caring, knowledgeable professionals who are experts in their field. We provide a variety of highly effective solutions to prevent any pain or discomfort during your treatment, as well as solutions to alleviate anxiety, such as nitrous oxide.

The purpose of professional dental cleaning is to eliminate dental plaque and tartar caused by a buildup of harmful oral bacteria. The professional removal of plaque and tartar from tooth surfaces is critical to maintaining optimal oral health because it protects your teeth and gums from developing tooth decay and gum disease in the future.

Dental plaque is a sticky film that accumulates on the teeth and gum surfaces due to the buildup of oral bacteria. Plaque may be colorless or pale yellow and typically develops between your teeth and along the gum line. Dental plaque eventually develops into tartar, which imparts a pale yellow or brown color to the base of your teeth. Tartar buildup can cause serious dental problems such as tooth decay and gum disease.

The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends preventive home care to keep your teeth and gums healthy. Preventive care includes brushing your teeth at least twice a day, preferably after meals and before bedtime. You should also use dental floss, interdental picks, or a Waterpik to dislodge food particles that get stuck between teeth and at the gum line at least once daily. A daily routine of proper brushing and flossing, combined with a yearly routine of regular dental checkups and professional preventive dental care, is the best way to prevent the development of serious oral issues that can lead to expensive dental work in the future.

X-rays are used to give your dentist a fully detailed picture of your mouth, revealing things that the naked eye cant see both above and below the gum line, such as the condition of each tooth, as well as the state of the underlying bone tissue, and the connective tissue attaching the teeth to the bone. The X-rays provide the necessary information that your dentist needs to make appropriate treatment decisions.

Yes, you should continue to get routine dental checkups and X-Rays (if needed) during pregnancy, as your oral health affects your overall health. The X-Rays are performed using adequate protection so that they will not affect your health or that of your baby. Due to mineral deficiencies that sometimes develop as your body lends its nutrients to the creation of a new life, it is common for many new dental conditions to develop during pregnancy. It makes sense to stay on top of your oral health to prevent emerging problems from developing into more serious conditions in the future.