OUR SERVICES

At Minnesota Implant and Sedation Dental, we take a different approach to dentistry. We focus on your comfort and safety, allowing us to dedicate the time and attention needed to ensure your dental procedures are done pain-free and stress-free! With no stress and no pain, we can focus on your concerns and provide truly personalized care.

If dental visits make you anxious—or you simply prefer a relaxed, stress-free experience—we’re here to help.

Visit us in Cambridge, MN. We proudly serve patients from communities including North Branch, Rush City, Isanti, Princeton, Hinckley, Pine City, and other surrounding areas.

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Wisdom Tooth Removal

Sometimes a tooth needs to be extracted due to the following reasons:

Painful or problematic wisdom teeth
Preparation for orthodontic treatment
An infected or root-fractured tooth
Advanced periodontal disease
Severe decay

Tooth extraction is typically a last resort. When necessary, our doctors draw on years of experience to perform precise, compassionate care. Following extraction, we offer restorative solutions such as dental implants or dentures to fully restore function and your smile

Dentures

A denture is a removable dental appliance used for replacing missing teeth. They can be complete for people who are missing all of their teeth, or they can be partial for people who are missing just some of their teeth. Dentures have the following benefits:

Replace complete or partial loss teeth in an arch.
Enhance smile and facial tissues
Improve chewing, speech, and digestion

Restorative Care

Restorative dentistry involves any dental process which focuses on repairing or restoring damaged teeth. This can include procedures such as:

Fillings
Crowns
Bridges
Implants
Many other services

Crown / Bridge

Crowns or Bridges are for people who have a large cavity or large cavities that threaten the health of the rest of the mouth. Crowns are caps that encircle the whole tooth and can be made from composite materials, gold or porcelain. Bridges do a similar job as a crown but replace one or more missing teeth by “bridging” the gap between the healthy teeth.

We work with a local dental lab that has a shorter turn around time on lab crowns. All the hard work is completed undersedation if needed and then within 1-3 weeks the final lab crowns will be placed for a more permanent beautiful smile. In the meantime a temporary crown will be placed in the area where work was completed under sedation.

Dental Implants

Dental implants are surgically-placed screws that act as a new tooth root. After healing they can be the anchor for a dental restoration such as a crown or bridge. They are perfect if you’re looking for a permanent solution for missing teeth.

Full Mouth Dental Implants (All-on-X)

Full mouth dental implants (often called All-on-X) are a way to replace an entire set of missing or failing teeth with a fixed, permanent bridge supported by dental implants. Instead of wearing removable dentures, a small number of implants are placed in the jaw to securely hold a full arch of replacement teeth. These teeth are designed to look, feel, and function much like natural teeth, allowing patients to eat, speak, and smile with confidence again. In many cases, patients can receive a temporary set of teeth the same day as implant placement, followed by a final, custom-designed restoration after healing.

Oral Sleep Apnea Appliances

If you have been diagnosed with Obstructive Sleep Apnea by a physician, you may be a candidate for oral appliance therapy. Many patients who struggle with CPAP intolerance are unaware that an effective alternative exists. We collaborate closely with your physician and sleep specialist to determine whether oral appliance therapy is appropriate for you.

A custom dental appliance gently positions the lower jaw forward during sleep, helping to keep the airway open by preventing the tongue and soft tissues from collapsing backward. Our team will review the available options and recommend the most suitable device for your needs. In some cases, patients with severe sleep apnea may benefit from combining CPAP therapy with an oral appliance for optimal results.