Welcome To Royalty Smilez
Welcome to Royalty Smilez, where luxury meets dentistry in a bold, unforgettable way. From the moment you enter our space, you’re surrounded by vibrant, artistic energy that reflects the confidence and individuality we help our patients achieve. Our mission is simple—deliver stunning, healthy smiles fit for royalty in an atmosphere that feels more like an art gallery than a traditional dental office. Whether you’re here for a routine cleaning or a complete smile transformation, you’ll be treated like royalty every step of the way. At Royalty Smilez, your smile isn’t just cared for—it’s celebrated.
About Our Office
We are dedicated to providing the highest level of dental medicine along with friendly, compassionate service.
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New Patients
When you are new to our office, we put in the effort to provide you with a positive and comforting experience.
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Get in Touch
If you are looking to brighten and enhance your smile, please don’t hesitate to contact us today!
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Whether you are looking for a comprehensive health overhaul or a specific treatment, we have a pathway designed for you.
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The Royalty Smilez Standard of Care
Precision dentistry for a discerning generation. We don't just treat teeth; we partner with you to achieve lasting oral wellness.
The Royal Treatment
Unapologetic Confidence
An Elevated Atmosphere
Expert Care for Complex Dental Needs
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Veneers
Porcelain Veneers are wafer-thin, custom-made shells of tooth-colored materials designed to cover the front surface of teeth to improve appearance. These shells are bonded to the front of the teeth changing their color, shape, size, or length.
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Crowns
Getting porcelain crowns is the best way to have a very natural looking smile. They are used when simply filling in a tooth is not an option. There are times when they decay is so bad that we just have to use a porcelain crown.
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Root Canals
Root canals are needed when decay and bacteria spread for too long without treatment. At a certain point, this decay makes it to the pulp inside the tooth. This pulp includes nerves, therefore infection generally causes a lot of pain.
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Invisalign
Invisalign® is a modern alternative to straighten your teeth without wires or metal. Invisalign® involves a series of custom trays designed specifically for you and the plan your dentist or orthodontist creates to move your teeth.
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Extractions
An extraction is performed to remove a tooth, whether because of disease, crowding, or damage. When extractions are required, the area around the tooth will be numbed and your dentist will remove the tooth.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How often should I see the dentist for a check-up and cleaning?
Most people should visit every 6 months. If you have gum disease, frequent cavities, or other concerns, your dentist may recommend more frequent visits.
Is professional teeth whitening safe?
Yes — when performed by a dentist, whitening is safe, effective, and less likely to cause sensitivity than over-the-counter products.
When should my child first see a dentist?
The first visit should be when the first tooth appears or no later than their first birthday.
What is a root canal, and does it hurt?
A root canal removes infected tissue inside the tooth to save it. With anesthesia and modern techniques, it’s usually no more uncomfortable than getting a filling.
What’s the difference between dentures and implants?
Dentures are removable. Implants are fixed in place and feel more like natural teeth.
Does dental insurance cover cosmetic procedures?
Most plans cover medically necessary treatments but not purely cosmetic services like whitening or veneers.
What’s the difference between crowns, veneers, and bonding?
Crowns: Cover the whole tooth for strength and aesthetics.
Veneers: Cover just the front of the tooth for cosmetic purposes.
Bonding: Uses tooth-colored resin to fix chips, gaps, or discoloration.
How long do dental fillings last?
Composite fillings last around 5–7 years. Silver amalgam fillings may last 10–15 years or longer.