In Woodstock, GA, we’re eliminating anxieties about a trip to the dentist office. Our waiting-room furniture might be standard-issue, but it’s the people and the technical equipment in the back that really matter here.

For over three decades, Dr. John K. Dooley, along with his staff, has stayed up-to-date on his knowledge of the latest in dental treatments and technologies of the digital dental world. That’s important to you because it means your trip to the dentist is better than ever. It’s more comfortable and more convenient. Less messy, less painful, and less time-consuming.

Need a crown? We’ll have you in and out the same day, wearing it. Done. No second appointment needed. Does your procedure call for an impression? Forget powders or pink goo; we use a very small camera for precise 3D imaging, instead.

What’s even more amazing (dare we say, fun) is that you can watch your own restoration materials, like crowns, being created by one of our Cerec® milling machines. This technology has changed dentistry forever, and it’s right here just three miles from downtown Woodstock.

BRUX appliances are for patients who grind their teeth, causing them to fracture or break. These appliances prevent tooth wear.

CEREC® one-visit crown technology allows Dr. Dooley to complete a ceramic crown, onlay, overlay or veneer restoration in one visit instead of two. This  CAD/CAM technology uses leucite-reinforced porcelain, so your smile won’t be discolored by silver fillings.

DIAGNOdent® is a laser used to detect decay in a tooth at the earliest stage, allowing us to preserve the structure of the tooth.

ENDODONTIC treatment (root-canal therapy) is required when tooth decay causes an infection of the dental pulp. The nerve and other tissue of the pulp cavity are removed and replaced with filling material.

GENDEX® digital radiographs create high-quality intraoral images, a process that greatly reduces radiation dose to the patient and are used to diagnose tooth decay.

IMPLANTS can be used to replace a single missing tooth. First, an implant is placed in the jawbone by an oral surgeon. Bone then grows around the implant to anchor it in place. The patient then comes to our office and, using matching implant hardware, we make a CEREC® implant crown – in just one visit.