Advanced Dentistry. All Under One Roof.
Complex diagnostics. Oral surgery. Root canals. Sleep apnea care. Orthodontics. IV sedation.
More of the advanced care you need from a team that already knows you.
Specialized Care.
One Trusted Team.
Our Advanced Dentistry services are designed for patients who need specialized treatment, advanced diagnostics, greater comfort options, or simply the convenience of completing more of their care in one trusted practice.
Many patients travel to CFD because they want access to services that typically require multiple referrals. Several sedation options, oral surgery, sleep apnea treatment, and comprehensive diagnostics are all available under one roof.
What sets CFD apart is what most practices require a referral for. Four levels of sedation, including IV sedation administered by a board-certified physician anesthesiologist. A purpose-built facility designed for complex care. Sleep apnea treatment coordinated in-house. Oral surgery performed without sending you across town. If you’ve been told you need a specialist, it’s worth asking us first.
TMJ & Craniofacial Pain
For patients dealing with jaw pain, headaches, or TMD, this care belongs in the hands of a specialist. Dr. Dempsey holds multiple board certifications related to TMJ, craniofacial pain, and jaw function, and is one of the most credentialed providers in this field.
His clinic is located directly across the street from CFD.
Frequently Asked Questions
Advanced dentistry uses additional technology, techniques, or specialized care to diagnose and treat needs that may go beyond routine dental care. This can include 3D imaging, sedation, root canal treatment, oral surgery, sleep apnea therapy, and orthodontic care.
In many cases, yes. Because CFD provides a broad range of dental services, we can evaluate your overall needs and coordinate appropriate treatment as part of one plan. If specialty care outside our practice is needed, we’ll help guide you.
Sometimes. Depending on the treatment you need and your individual circumstances, we may be able to coordinate multiple procedures or use sedation to help complete more care during fewer visits.
You don’t need to decide that yourself. We’ll start by evaluating your concerns and oral health. If additional imaging, technology, or advanced treatment could help us diagnose or treat the problem appropriately, we’ll explain why before moving forward.
