Chair work

What the bur waits for

Everyday dentistry on Crawford Road. We map the bite, then we work.

Exams here are not a checklist race. Eric’s team looks at chewing, old work, and the tooth that started nagging on the drive from 71.

Hygiene visits keep enamel honest. Restorations are sized to the load you actually put on that cusp — not a catalog shade pulled from a poster.

On the tray

Four lanes we keep in the operatory

Same four lanes you see on the home page, written for the person who already knows they need the chair.

History, photos when they earn it, a spoken plan.

Scaling and polish that respect thin enamel and old margins.

Restore the contact, keep the neighbor tooth out of the fight.

Return chairs that match the first map, not a new script.

If we image, it is because the mouth is quieter on a screen than under a light. You hear why before the sensor clicks.

Leave a number on the callback rail if you already know which lane you need.