Scarlet Dental provides each and every patient with superior quality dental care in a fun and friendly environment. We strive to go above and beyond for every patient. At Scarlet Dental, youll leave smiling!

Dr. Vincer owns Scarlet Dental in both Pickerington and Zanesville. Dr. Vincer graduated from Saint Mary's of Notre Dame before graduating from The Ohio State University with her doctorate in dental surgery. She is an adjunct professor for The Ohio State Universitys College of Dentistry, has served on multiple boards for Saint Mary's College, and has also served on several advisorary committees for both the American Dental Association and Ohio Dental Association. She has received the honors of American Dental Association's 10 Under 10 Award in 2022, which recognizes the top 10 dentists in all of the United States who have been practicing 10 years or less, as well as Columbus Business First's 40 Under 40 in 2017.

Dr. Vincer and her husband, Scott, have three young kids: Scotty, Stella, and John. Dr. Vincer proudly resides in Pickerington. She enjoys traveling the world with her family, being an avid reader, and cheering on both the Irish and the Buckeyes!

Dr. Haldeman began at Scarlet Dental in 2019. Prior to that he owned a private practice focused on cosmetic and restorative dentistry. The staff here has nick named him Dr. Wonderful. He truly has a passion for dentistry and it is easy to see in the way he cares for his patients and the staff. He is the king of corny Dad/Grandpa jokes. He does laugh at his own jokes and doesnt care when people roll their eyes when he tells them.

Dr. Gabriele is originally from Youngstown, Ohio, and has strong Italian roots. After completing her undergraduate at Ohio State University, she went on to earn her Doctorate of Dental Surgery from OSU College of Dentistry. Dr. Gabriele has always enjoyed volunteering for the community, spreading dental education, and forming strong relationships with her patients. As a member of both the American Dental Associate and the Ohio Dental Association, she is continuously working to further her education and increase her knowledge in the dental field. When she is not helping patients, she enjoys spending time with her fianc, Timothy, and her two dogs, Millie and Henry. Dr. Gabriele loves to explore the outdoors, go for runs, read as many books as possible, try new recipes, and binge watch crime documentaries!

Dr. Roach practices at both of the Scarlet Dental locations. Dr. Roach graduated from Miami University before graduating from Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA. Dr. Roach graduated Magna Cum Laude and was awarded the American College of Prosthodontists Award upon graduation for his dedication to improving and restoring patients smiles.

At Scarlet Dental, we understand that dental emergencies arise and usually at the most inopportune times. Therefore, we make time to see you for your dental emergency. Some examples of dental emergencies are the following: severe toothache, chipped or broken tooth, broken bridge, loose, chipped, or missing crown, gum soreness or bleeding, broken denture tooth or cracked denture.

Have a cavity? Then we can fix it! If it is a small cavity, then we will place a composite filling. Composite is simply a fancy term for a white filling. White fillings not only look natural, but they also conserve more tooth structure then silver fillings.

Dental crowns, also known as caps, cover an entire tooth. They can be made of porcelain, metal alloys, or a combination of both. Crowns can be used to strengthen a tooth due to a large cavity, fracture, or root canal therapy or simply improve the appearance of a tooth.

Dental Bridges are natural-looking replacements for lost permanent teeth, which can then restore normal chewing abilities. A bridge is simply multiple dental crowns fused together, which are then permanently cemented to the permanent teeth that are adjacent to the missing tooth or teeth.

Does your CPAP make you feel like youre sleeping in a wind tunnel? Does your CPAP prevent you from moving in bed? If you have been diagnosed with mild or moderate sleep apnea then you may be eligible for the TAP, Thorton Adjustable Positioner. The TAP is a clever mouth guard-like device that snaps onto your teeth. It uses the same principle as CPR and pulls your bottom jaw forward, therefore, opening your airway. With the TAP, you can finally have a good nights rest mask free!

Dental implants can be used to replace one or more missing permanent teeth. Dental implants are a non-magnetic, titanium alloy cylinders. Once they are placed in the upper or lower jaw bone, they become integrated in the bone and can last a life time. Dental implants can be used to support a single crown, a bridge, partial or even denture. They have a high rate of success and we would be more then happy to sit down with you and further discuss your treatment options regarding dental implants.

Unfortunately, root canals have a bad rap! When a cavity is so deep that it reaches the inner layer of the tooth, which is the pulp, it usually causes severe pain and a root canal is necessary. The pulp consists of the nerve and blood supply. When a root canal is performed, the tooth is completely numb and it is a quiet procedure. During the procedure, the cavity is removed, the pulp is accessed and then the nerve and blood supply is removed and irrigated. Once the pulp and bacteria have been cleaned out, then a filling material replaces the pulpal space