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If you've ever faced tooth loss, you know how it can impact your confidence, your ability to eat comfortably, and even your overall oral health.

You’ve finally landed your dream job, or maybe you’re making strides in your career every day.

Dental emergencies and damaged teeth rarely happen on a convenient schedule. But that doesn’t mean you should have to wait days or even weeks for a permanent solution.

Surgically placed in the jawbone, an implant serves as a permanent foundation for a custom-crafted dental crown, creating a secure and natural-looking result.

After a sports injury in high school left him missing a front tooth and undergoing jaw surgery, he gained a firsthand appreciation for compassionate, skilled dental care. That experience inspired him to serve others through dentistry. He earned his DDS from the University of Colorado and completed an AEGD residency while serving five years in the U.S. Navy, including a deployment aboard an aircraft carrier. He has also completed advanced implant training through the AAID Maxicourse.