General Dentistry Waco Protect Your Oral Health

  • Preventative Treatments
  • Patient-Focused, Compassionate Care
  • Advanced Techniques & Technology
 

Fast Relief for Dental Emergencies

If you have a dental emergency such as a knocked out tooth or tooth pain, call our Waco dentist today. We provide emergency dental appointments to address serious issues as soon as possible. 

Complete General Dentistry Services

We provide a full range of general dentistry treatments to help you keep your teeth and gums healthy.

"Very nice professional people. My regular dentist is in Houston but I had a situation that required immediate attention and they took me right in. I recommend CTDC highly,5 stars +"

Revolutionizing Care with Modern Tech

Our dentists believe that modern technology paired with dental expertise can provide their patients with the highest quality of care possible. Take a look at some of our state-of-the-art technology.

CEREC machine

CEREC

Need a root canal? Have a damaged tooth? Dental crowns are often the answer. Traditionally, dental crowns were crafted in a lab over a week or more. Now, our Waco dentists can craft same-day crowns right in the office while you wait. Plus, you won't have to deal with a temporary restoration.

LANAP laser

LANAP Laser

This cutting-edge dental treatment for gum disease uses a specialized laser to target and remove diseased tissue while preserving healthy tissue, promoting healing and regeneration. This minimally invasive, precise laser reduces pain and bleeding.

3D scanner

3D Imaging

Cone beam 3D scanners create highly detailed, three-dimensional images of a patient's teeth, jaw, and surrounding structures. This gives your dentist a more detailed view of your mouth and helps them better identify issues and plan treatment. 

Frequently Asked Questions About General Dentistry in Waco, TX

Q. What age should you bring your child in for a dental exam and cleaning?

A. Dentists recommend that children should start getting regular dental exams and cleanings by their first birthday or within six months after their first tooth erupts—whichever comes first. Early dental visits help ensure that a child’s teeth and gums are developing correctly and allow parents to receive guidance on oral hygiene, teething, and cavity prevention.

Q. How often should you visit the dentist?

A. The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends that adults and children visit the dentist every six months, while the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends annual visits to your dentist. However, if you have certain health conditions such as diabetes that can weaken your immune system, you are pregnant, or you have gum disease, it may be beneficial for you to see your dentist more often. 

Real Reviews, Real Results

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Kim Arnold

Hewitt, TX

2024

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I have been a patient for over 15 years. I have always been impressed with the personal care I get. My most recent experience was a routine tooth extraction that turned out to be more challenging than expected. Drs. Segar and Cooney worked as a team to get the stubborn tooth out. They kept me informed during the whole process. I would 100% recommend CTDC!!!

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W CASAS

Hewitt, TX

2024

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When setting up the appt. they were friendly and helpful. When checking in they all greeted you. They really take care of you. I was amazed at their professionalism and care they have for the patient. Will be my new dentist and will recommend to family and friends.

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Central Texas Dental Care provides comprehensive and personalized dental care using state-of-the-art techniques and technology. Some of our featured services include:

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