With preventive and pediatric dental care, we can help take care of your smile, and your childs loveable grin. From cosmetic options, such as Invisalign and Lumineers to align the beauty of your smile, to more complex full mouth reconstructions and dental implants, we are here for you and your family to keep your mouth healthy and your smiles glowing.
We stand behind our work. We offer the highest quality treatments, including the placement and restoration of dental implants so you can receive full tooth replacement in one office. Our doctor and staff have invested years to advancing their education to bring you the highest quality care with the finest quality materials.
Patient comfort is our top priority. We offer sedation dentistry, such as oral sedation and nitrous gas, for our patients with a pronounced fear of the dentist. We take pride in being very gentle with our approach, having a 97 percent pain-free injection rate according to feedback from our patients. Dr. Anna Weber studied and presented a paper on The Adjuncts to Painless Anesthesia at Hinman Dental Conference in Georgia as part of her advanced training.
I earned my Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing from the University of Nevada Las Vegas, School of Nursing, and after serving as a licensed registered nurse, I applied and was accepted to attend the University of Nevada Las Vegas, School of Dental Medicine, where I earned my Doctor of Medicine in Dentistry. Upon graduation I served four years, active duty, in the U.S. Army. While serving in the Army, I completed a one-year Advanced Education in General Dentistry, at Ft. Jackson, Columbia, South Carolina, followed by practicing three years of general dentistry at Ft. Bliss, El Paso, Texas.
I am committed to providing the highest level of care to my patients, and I believe the only way to achieve this is to stay current with the latest materials, techniques, technology, and equipment. I frequently participate in continuing education classes, technical and practical training courses, conferences, seminars, and symposiums, as well as subscribe to dental publications to stay current.
Im Steph! I completed my dental assistant training at Minneapolis Community and Technical College, and I have been working in dentistry ever since. I love working at Parkside Dental! My favorite thing about the job is being able to provide an awesome experience to our patients and getting to know them. When Im not at work, I like to watch movies, try new restaurants and new foods, see live music, and play with my pup, Sweet Pea! I am also a new mom- I welcomed my first child (its a boy!) in November of 2021, and have been over the moon ever since.
Hello! I'm Mary, and I am Parkside Dentals newest full time Dental Assistant. I completed my dental assisting program at Herzing University. I have very much enjoyed working alongside Dr. Weber so far, and meeting so many of the awesome Parkside patients! When I am not in the office, I like to spend my time baking, cooking, getting together with my family, reading, binging Netflix shows, and hiking.
Bothered by the noise and vibration of the dental drill? This air-powered device could make that familiar high-pitched whine a thing of the past! Working like a mini-sandblaster for teeth, this hand-held device removes tiny amounts of tooth material with precision control.
If you don't like needles, this may be just what the doctor ordered: a pen-like device that meters out the precise amount of anesthetic you need and even pre-numbs the insertion site, so you really won't feel a thing!
Hate to wait? By combining 3-D digital imaging and computer-aided design and manufacturing technology, it's now possible to have permanent crown restorations completed in a single day much better than leaving the office with temporary crowns and coming back weeks later for permanent ones!
What's better than an x-ray of your teeth? An on-screen, movable 3-D representation of your jaws! By taking a series of x-ray slices and stitching the images together with a powerful computer program, Cone Beam CT imaging creates a virtual model of your mouth. It can be used to find disease, plan procedures, and visualize internal structures that formerly wouldn't have been visible without surgery.
Tooth replacement took a giant leap forward with the widespread use of dental implants today's preferred method of replacing teeth. Dental implants are small titanium posts that replace the root part of your missing tooth. A realistic dental crown is then attached to the implant for a replacement tooth that looks and feels exactly like what nature gave you.
Remember biting down on a tray of putty-like material, so a model could be made of your teeth? A digital imaging device now makes that unnecessary. Instead, your teeth can be dusted with a fine reflective powder, which is then recorded by a special camera. A series of images is converted into a 3-D model, which can be used to assess a tooth's condition or fabricate dental restorations.
Diagnostic x-rays have long been invaluable to dentistry. The emergence of digital technology in the past decade, however, has made dental x-rays safer and even more useful. Digital technology cuts radiation exposure to patients by as much as 90% over traditional x-rays. And there are other advantages including the elimination of waiting time for pictures to develop, and sharper images that can be enhanced instantly to show detail.
A picture is worth plenty, when it comes to helping you understand your dental examination, diagnosis and treatment! With these tiny cameras, you can see what the dentist sees, on a small chair-side monitor. The images of your teeth can be saved as stills or video or even printed out so you can see exactly what's happening in your mouth.
They're inside DVD players and scanner wands and now, they are making their dental debut. Lasers are being used to detect tiny spots of tooth decay, treat gum disease, and remove cancerous cells in the mouth. They are also employed in gum surgery even cavity treatments!