Our Locations: Beverly Hills Burbank Bakersfield Huntington Park Long Beach Newport Beach Redwood City  San Clemente San Francisco Santa Maria

General, Preventive & Specialized Care

Dental Cleaning & Prevention

Emergency Dentistry

Periodontics

Sedation Dentistry

Sleep Apnea

TMJ Dentistry

Dental Cleaning

Dental Cleaning & Prevention

At Abri Dental, our dedicated team of professional dentists and staff is committed to ensuring your visit is characterized by a sense of tranquility, confidence, and satisfaction. We prioritize attentive listening to address your questions and concerns comprehensively, offering detailed explanations of any proposed dental procedures, tests, or treatments.

Utilizing cutting-edge technology, we deliver streamlined and effective dental solutions, ranging from routine dental cleanings and hygiene practices to advanced treatments such as dental sealants and oral cancer screenings.

We strongly advocate for regular dental check-ups every six months to maintain optimal oral health. Our team at Abri Dental is dedicated to creating an atmosphere of comfort and collaboration during your appointment. We empower our patients with up-to-date information, enabling them to make informed decisions about their dental care.

Periodontics

Periodontics

Dental periodontists offer a wide range of treatments, including scaling and root planning (in which the root's infected surface is cleaned) or root surface debriding (in which damaged tissue is removed). They can also use a range of surgical procedures to treat patients with severe gum problems.

Emergency Dentistry

Emergency Dentistry

At our dental offices, our dedicated staff prioritizes your overall health by ensuring each patient completes an updated medical history. By keeping us informed of any changes in your health status and prescription medications, we can help prevent potential medical problems.

Understanding chronic disorders, allergies, heart conditions, and current medications allows our dentists to plan personalized dental treatments tailored to your specific needs. Your medical history is crucial to us, and we remain vigilant to any health issues you may have.

In addition to our preventive measures, our offices are equipped with emergency supplies and drug kits, which are readily accessible in case of an emergency. We routinely check these supplies to ensure they are always in optimal working condition, providing you with the best possible care at all times.

TMJ Dentistry

TMJ Dentistry

The TMJ (temporomandibular joint) serves as the articulating portion of the jaw, facilitating movements such as opening, closing, chewing, and biting. Often referred to as the "jaw joint," it comprises ligaments nestled between bony structures, allowing for smooth and painless mobility.

However, the TMJ area is susceptible to stress, which can lead to dysfunction. One prevalent indicator of a dysfunctional TMJ is localized pain. While "popping" sounds may also occur, they are not definitive signs. Consultation with a TMJ dentist is advisable to gain insights into your TMJ's condition.

Our TMJ examination assesses the joint tissue in the jaw's "hinge," identifying potential issues such as swelling, deterioration, or damage to the joint tissue, which normally cushions the jaw bones during mouth movements. For most cases of TMJ dysfunction, common pain relievers and cold compresses offer temporary relief.

To address teeth grinding, we may recommend using a mouth guard. Orthodontic appliances or retainers may also be prescribed to alleviate discomfort or realign the TMJ joint's positioning. In instances of severe TMJ pain, we may suggest alternative or invasive treatments for optimal relief.

By providing comprehensive evaluation and personalized treatment recommendations, we aim to alleviate TMJ-related discomfort and restore optimal jaw function for our patients.

Sedation Denstistry

Sedation Dentistry

Do you find yourself tensing up at the mere thought of a dental appointment? Would you rather endure a toothache than step into a dentist's office? You're not alone. Dental anxiety is a common issue, leading some individuals to avoid dental care altogether. However, for those seeking a painless dental experience, sedation dentistry offers a solution.

Sedation dentistry involves the use of medication to help patients relax during dental procedures. While it's sometimes referred to as "sleep dentistry," this term is somewhat misleading, as most patients remain awake, except for those under general anesthesia.

There are various levels of sedation:

  • Minimal Sedation: Patients are awake but deeply relaxed.
  • Moderate Sedation (formerly known as "conscious sedation"): Patients may speak with a slurred speech.
  • Deep Sedation: Patients are on the brink of unconsciousness but can still be awakened.
  • General Anesthesia: Patients are completely unconscious.

By offering different levels of sedation, dentists can tailor the experience to each patient's needs, ensuring a comfortable and anxiety-free dental visit.

Snoring

Snoring and Sleep Apnea

Snoring and sleep apnea can significantly affect sleep quality, daily energy levels, and overall health. At Abri Dental, patients receive comprehensive evaluation and advanced treatment options—including NightLase powered by Fotona technology—designed to improve breathing during sleep and support long-term wellness.

Sleep apnea is a condition characterized by repeated pauses in breathing during sleep. Snoring is one of the most common signs, but additional symptoms may include daytime fatigue, difficulty concentrating, mood changes, and weight gain. This condition often occurs when the soft tissues of the throat relax and partially block the airway.

Common Signs and Symptoms of Sleep Apnea:

  • Loud or persistent snoring
  • Daytime tiredness or fatigue
  • Difficulty concentrating
  • Mood changes
  • Frequent waking during sleep
  • Weight gain

In many cases, airway obstruction is caused by the soft palate relaxing into the throat during sleep. At Abri Dental, advanced 3D imaging may be used alongside Fotona-supported diagnostics to evaluate airway structure and identify the underlying cause more accurately.

NightLase Treatment

Nightlase Nightlase

NightLase, performed using the Fotona laser system, is a non-surgical, laser-based therapy designed to reduce snoring and improve sleep-disordered breathing. The treatment stimulates collagen in the soft palate, helping tighten tissues that contribute to airway obstruction.

This non-invasive procedure requires no incisions or anesthesia. Sessions typically last 20–30 minutes, with no downtime. Over time, Fotona NightLase helps improve airflow and overall sleep quality.

Benefits of NightLase:

  • Improves sleep quality
  • Reduces snoring
  • Uses advanced Fotona laser technology
  • Non-invasive with no downtime
  • Quick and comfortable sessions

Other Treatment Options

Treatment depends on severity. Options may include custom oral appliances to keep the airway open or CPAP therapy for more advanced cases.

At Abri Dental, treatment plans may include NightLase with Fotona technology, oral appliances, or a combination—tailored to each patient.

Take the First Step Toward Better Sleep

With proper evaluation and treatments like NightLase and oral appliance therapy, sleep apnea and snoring can be effectively managed.

Schedule a consultation at Abri Dental and start getting better sleep.

Dental Cleaning & Prevention

Dental Cleaning

Dental Cleaning & Prevention

At Abri Dental, our dedicated team of professional dentists and staff is committed to ensuring your visit is characterized by a sense of tranquility, confidence, and satisfaction. We prioritize attentive listening to address your questions and concerns comprehensively, offering detailed explanations of any proposed dental procedures, tests, or treatments.

Utilizing cutting-edge technology, we deliver streamlined and effective dental solutions, ranging from routine dental cleanings and hygiene practices to advanced treatments such as dental sealants and oral cancer screenings.

We strongly advocate for regular dental check-ups every six months to maintain optimal oral health. Our team at Abri Dental is dedicated to creating an atmosphere of comfort and collaboration during your appointment. We empower our patients with up-to-date information, enabling them to make informed decisions about their dental care.

Emergency Dentistry

Emergency Dentistry

Emergency Dentistry

At our dental offices, our dedicated staff prioritizes your overall health by ensuring each patient completes an updated medical history. By keeping us informed of any changes in your health status and prescription medications, we can help prevent potential medical problems.

Understanding chronic disorders, allergies, heart conditions, and current medications allows our dentists to plan personalized dental treatments tailored to your specific needs. Your medical history is crucial to us, and we remain vigilant to any health issues you may have.

In addition to our preventive measures, our offices are equipped with emergency supplies and drug kits, which are readily accessible in case of an emergency. We routinely check these supplies to ensure they are always in optimal working condition, providing you with the best possible care at all times.

Periodontics

Periodontics

Periodontics

Dental periodontists offer a wide range of treatments, including scaling and root planning (in which the root's infected surface is cleaned) or root surface debriding (in which damaged tissue is removed). They can also use a range of surgical procedures to treat patients with severe gum problems.

Sedation Dentistry

Sedation Denstistry

Sedation Dentistry

Do you find yourself tensing up at the mere thought of a dental appointment? Would you rather endure a toothache than step into a dentist's office? You're not alone. Dental anxiety is a common issue, leading some individuals to avoid dental care altogether. However, for those seeking a painless dental experience, sedation dentistry offers a solution.

Sedation dentistry involves the use of medication to help patients relax during dental procedures. While it's sometimes referred to as "sleep dentistry," this term is somewhat misleading, as most patients remain awake, except for those under general anesthesia.

There are various levels of sedation:

  • Minimal Sedation: Patients are awake but deeply relaxed.
  • Moderate Sedation (formerly known as "conscious sedation"): Patients may speak with a slurred speech.
  • Deep Sedation: Patients are on the brink of unconsciousness but can still be awakened.
  • General Anesthesia: Patients are completely unconscious.

By offering different levels of sedation, dentists can tailor the experience to each patient's needs, ensuring a comfortable and anxiety-free dental visit.

Sleep Apnea

Snoring

Snoring and Sleep Apnea

Snoring and sleep apnea can significantly affect sleep quality, daily energy levels, and overall health. At Abri Dental, patients receive comprehensive evaluation and advanced treatment options—including NightLase powered by Fotona technology—designed to improve breathing during sleep and support long-term wellness.

Sleep apnea is a condition characterized by repeated pauses in breathing during sleep. Snoring is one of the most common signs, but additional symptoms may include daytime fatigue, difficulty concentrating, mood changes, and weight gain. This condition often occurs when the soft tissues of the throat relax and partially block the airway.

Common Signs and Symptoms of Sleep Apnea:

  • Loud or persistent snoring
  • Daytime tiredness or fatigue
  • Difficulty concentrating
  • Mood changes
  • Frequent waking during sleep
  • Weight gain

In many cases, airway obstruction is caused by the soft palate relaxing into the throat during sleep. At Abri Dental, advanced 3D imaging may be used alongside Fotona-supported diagnostics to evaluate airway structure and identify the underlying cause more accurately.

NightLase Treatment

Nightlase Nightlase

NightLase, performed using the Fotona laser system, is a non-surgical, laser-based therapy designed to reduce snoring and improve sleep-disordered breathing. The treatment stimulates collagen in the soft palate, helping tighten tissues that contribute to airway obstruction.

This non-invasive procedure requires no incisions or anesthesia. Sessions typically last 20–30 minutes, with no downtime. Over time, Fotona NightLase helps improve airflow and overall sleep quality.

Benefits of NightLase:

  • Improves sleep quality
  • Reduces snoring
  • Uses advanced Fotona laser technology
  • Non-invasive with no downtime
  • Quick and comfortable sessions

Other Treatment Options

Treatment depends on severity. Options may include custom oral appliances to keep the airway open or CPAP therapy for more advanced cases.

At Abri Dental, treatment plans may include NightLase with Fotona technology, oral appliances, or a combination—tailored to each patient.

Take the First Step Toward Better Sleep

With proper evaluation and treatments like NightLase and oral appliance therapy, sleep apnea and snoring can be effectively managed.

Schedule a consultation at Abri Dental and start getting better sleep.

TMJ Dentistry

TMJ Dentistry

TMJ Dentistry

The TMJ (temporomandibular joint) serves as the articulating portion of the jaw, facilitating movements such as opening, closing, chewing, and biting. Often referred to as the "jaw joint," it comprises ligaments nestled between bony structures, allowing for smooth and painless mobility.

However, the TMJ area is susceptible to stress, which can lead to dysfunction. One prevalent indicator of a dysfunctional TMJ is localized pain. While "popping" sounds may also occur, they are not definitive signs. Consultation with a TMJ dentist is advisable to gain insights into your TMJ's condition.

Our TMJ examination assesses the joint tissue in the jaw's "hinge," identifying potential issues such as swelling, deterioration, or damage to the joint tissue, which normally cushions the jaw bones during mouth movements. For most cases of TMJ dysfunction, common pain relievers and cold compresses offer temporary relief.

To address teeth grinding, we may recommend using a mouth guard. Orthodontic appliances or retainers may also be prescribed to alleviate discomfort or realign the TMJ joint's positioning. In instances of severe TMJ pain, we may suggest alternative or invasive treatments for optimal relief.

By providing comprehensive evaluation and personalized treatment recommendations, we aim to alleviate TMJ-related discomfort and restore optimal jaw function for our patients.

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