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General Dentistry - Dental Arts of Exeter

Dental Arts of Exeter is the most trusted dentistry with a soft, gentle touch.

We love helping our neighbors maintain bright, healthy teeth! The dentists at Dental Arts of Exeter maintain the highest standards of technical excellence so they can always provide superior care. Working with our expertly-trained staff, they are able to maintain a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere that makes it easier and more pleasant to take care of one’s smile.

We are located on Exeter and welcoming patients in and around our community!

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Exams, X-rays & Cleanings

With preventative care on a regular schedule, we can identify small problems before they become big, painful ones. We encourage all our patients to maintain a proper schedule of examinations, x-rays and cleanings.

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Crowns and Bridges

We can make fast and beautiful repairs to a smile and protect weakened or injured teeth with crowns and bridges.

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Root Canals

Root canal therapy can save a tooth that would otherwise be lost to deep decay, infection or injury. With proper care, a tooth with a root canal may last for the rest of a patient’s life.

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Sedation

There are some patients who are unable to receive the care they need without the assistance of sedation. We can help. Please talk to us about the help you need to receive proper dental care. 



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Benefits of General Dentistry

General dentistry is essential for maintaining a healthy and vibrant smile throughout your life. It helps prevent common dental issues, preserving your natural teeth and enhancing both their appearance and function. Regular visits to the dentist provide early detection of potential problems, which can prevent more complex and expensive treatments later on.

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    One of the key benefits of general dentistry is its focus on prevention. Routine check-ups allow your dentist to identify issues like cavities or gum disease in their early stages, saving you from more severe conditions down the road. Additionally, general dentistry plays an important role in improving your overall health. Research has shown a clear connection between oral health and systemic health, with regular dental care potentially reducing the risk of conditions such as heart disease and diabetes.


    Maintaining your smile is not just about functionality but also about confidence. With proper dental care, you can enjoy a beautiful, confident smile for years to come.

What to Expect During General Dentistry Treatment

At Dental Arts of Exeter, we want to make sure your visit is as comfortable and stress-free as possible. When you come in for general dentistry care, you can expect a thorough and personalized experience. Your appointment begins with a consultation where we review your medical history and address any specific concerns you may have about your oral health. This helps us create a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

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    A comprehensive exam follows, where we check the condition of your teeth, gums, and mouth. Depending on the circumstances, we may use digital X-rays or an intraoral camera to get a better view of your dental health. After the exam, our skilled hygienists will clean your teeth, removing any plaque and tartar build-up and leaving your mouth feeling fresh.


    Finally, Dr. Dogra will provide you with recommendations based on your exam results. If any treatments are needed, such as fillings or crowns, we’ll explain the process and answer any questions you may have.

What Patients Are Saying About Us Online

"Rapid response to a painful and unexpected dental condition. Dr. Sam and staff were caring and professional. They focused on my well being and getting me required treatment. I appreciate their efforts."
- FRED H.
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"I'd go nowhere but to this knowledgeable and painless establishment.... It took 70 years to finally find a caring, happy, funny and zero pain dentist and staff.... So happy I had this extensive work done here.... Never faulted at showing up for any of the appointments, never had a worry at all."
- MIKE T.
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"They have the most kindest and caring staff out of any dentist I have been too and I recommend anyone who needs a great dentist to make your appointment with them today."
- AMY S.
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How General Dentistry Works

General dentistry works by combining prevention and treatment to keep your oral health in top shape. The focus is on regular exams and cleanings to prevent problems before they occur. Preventive care, such as fluoride treatments and dental sealants, can protect your teeth from cavities and decay, reducing the need for more invasive treatments later on.

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    When issues are found, restorative treatments are used to repair and restore the function of your teeth. This can include fillings, crowns, and even root canals to save teeth that would otherwise be lost. In addition to preventive and restorative care, technology plays a big role in general dentistry. Tools like digital X-rays and intraoral cameras help us diagnose issues early and accurately, with minimal discomfort for you.


    We also believe in ongoing care, which means that general dentistry isn’t just about one-off treatments. It’s about developing a long-term plan that includes regular visits, good home care practices, and treatments that keep your teeth and gums healthy.

Who is a Candidate for General Dentistry?

General dentistry is for everyone. Whether you’re a child, an adult, or a senior, regular dental visits are essential for maintaining oral health at every stage of life. For children, early dental visits are important for monitoring tooth development, addressing any early dental issues, and teaching good oral hygiene habits that will last a lifetime.

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    For adults, general dentistry helps maintain the health of your teeth and gums, ensuring that your smile remains in great condition. Regular check-ups can catch small issues before they become bigger problems, and restorative treatments such as fillings, crowns, or bridges can help maintain your teeth for years to come.


    For seniors, general dentistry becomes even more crucial, as age-related issues like tooth wear, gum disease, and tooth loss can occur. Regular visits allow us to address these issues and ensure that seniors maintain their smiles and oral function as they age.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • How Often Should I Visit the Dentist for General Care?

    It is generally recommended to visit your dentist at least twice a year for routine check-ups and cleanings. However, depending on your oral health and needs, more frequent visits may be necessary.

  • Are Dental Treatments Painful?

    Most dental treatments are designed to be comfortable. For more complex procedures, we offer local anesthesia and sedation options to ensure you remain relaxed and pain-free during treatment.

  • How Can I Maintain Good Oral Health Between Visits?

    Maintaining good oral health requires brushing your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, flossing daily, and using mouthwash. Avoiding tobacco and eating a balanced diet also contribute to healthy teeth and gums.

  • Do You Accept Insurance?

    Yes, we accept most dental insurance plans and work with patients to help maximize their benefits. Our team can help you navigate your coverage and answer any questions about payment options.

  • What Should I Do in Case of a Dental Emergency?

    If you experience a dental emergency, contact us immediately. We will prioritize your care and fit you into our schedule as soon as possible. In the meantime, we’ll guide you through the steps to manage the emergency until you can receive care.

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Exeter - General Dentistry