At Ideal Dentistry we cater to you. Have some coffee, bottled water, snacks or maybe we can get you some lunch. Nothing is out of the question – you are our most important guest.

During your first visit with Dr. Neal, he will meet with you in a comfortable consultation room and invite you to just talk about what you expect from us. We do not dive into treatment unless you have an emergency, pain, or request treatment. Instead, we give you the time you deserve. Your first visit will take about an hour, and we promise you that you have never experienced such premium care before.

Using the latest in technology is important to us and our patients. The Dental CT Scanner allows us to create a three dimensional image of the inside of an object. CT scans create images of the body’s tissues that are much more detailed and reliable for detecting infection that may otherwise never be seen by most dentists.

Until recently, dentists detected cavities using a pointy instrument that was pushed into the tooth. If the instrument got stuck, the dentist had found a cavity. This old system is only 25% accurate. Today we use a Diagnodent Laser to gently scan the surface of your teeth. You will feel nothing. The Diagnodent is so accurate that we can find cavities and fix them before they need costly large fillings.

This significantly reduces the need for injections and discomfort. Often the detected cavities can be fixed without any discomfort at all – using no injections! Prior to the development of the Diagnodent Laser, these small cavities were not detectable until they became much larger and more difficult to fill.

Ideal Dentistry uses only the best premium materials available.

Our gold restorations have no nickel, copper or beryllium in them, because these are all highly allergenic materials. Everything we use, down to the toothbrushes we give you for free, is the best available. If we would not use it on our family, then we will not use it on our guests.

A picture is worth a thousand words. We take high definition photos of every tooth on every patient. If needed we even show you a video of your mouth! The images provided make it much easier to discuss treatment options with you. No more guessing; you can choose to be part of the process, if you like.

Trust is not won, it is earned. Everything we do or recommend is done with your complete understanding and trust.

At Ideal Dentistry, we use only the most powerful and effective sterilization techniques. We monitor the effectiveness of these systems continually. Ozone air purification ensures that even that “Dental Office Smell” does not exist here. We are clean freaks and proud of it.

Our award winning office was designed with a clean, clutter-free look as a top priority. All surfaces are easy to clean and maintain for your ultimate health.

Silver Mercury (black) amalgam fillings are never used at Ideal Dentistry. Better materials that produce better esthetic result and are healthier for you are available. Materials such as white composite, porcelain, or gold. The more natural looking and minimal the filling can be, the better it is for you.

Dr. Neal focuses on minimally invasive, preventative and natural treatment options for his patients.

With all the chemicals infiltrating our lives on a daily basis it is about time a dentist decides to find a more natural way to achieve optimal oral health.

We are a proud mercury free office.

We also do not use products with BPA in them and stay abreast on the latest research with regards to dental materials.

Rest assured, Dr. Neal will use the healthiest, most conservative dental treatment available to solve your problems.

Every patient is photographed with our state-of-the-art digital camera. Radiographs minimize radiation exposure. These photos allow dentists to see inside a tooth and beneath the gums to assess the health of the bone and supporting tissues that hold teeth in place. The type of X-ray needed will depend greatly on the type of care the patient needs to receive.

Dental radiographs can alert your dentist to changes in your hard and soft tissues. In children, radiographs allow the dentist to see how their teeth and jawbones are developing.