At Springhill Dental, PLLC we are pleased to provide a full range of dental care services and dental treatments. Our dental services include: children's, cosmetic, family, general, implant, laser, preventive, restorative and sedation dentistry to our patients in North Little Rock and the surrounding communities.
If you wear dentures, you know what the worst problem is – all the movement and instability that occurs when eating or speaking. You probably have tried adhesives that give little security to hold dentures in place. But at Springhill Dental, we have an alternative that really works! By placing just a few dental implants, your dentures can be locked into place to finally take care of slipping and tilting. They are easy to take out and clean and then replace – so say good-bye to these problems by giving us a call for an appointment today!
The silver-mercury amalgam filling is one choice we offer that has been the standard material for a number of years. They provide an effective restoration that is affordable and covered by most insurance plans. We also offer natural-looking fillings that blend with the shade of the tooth being repaired. Patients often choose this type of filling because it is not noticeable when smiling or speaking. This restoration also adds strength and bonds tightly to the tooth to reduce the chance of additional decay. We are pleased to offer both options and will discuss which one works best for you.
The habit: Your teeth were made for eating, not to stand in as a pair of scissors or hold things when your hands are full. When you do this, you put yourself at a higher risk of cracking your teeth, injuring your jaw or accidentally swallowing something you shouldn’t.
Dr. Shearer and his team have a friendly and compassionate manner that puts children at ease. Our care extends to providing the latest dental treatments that are less time consuming and more efficient. We enjoy teaching your children proper daily dental care for their teeth. And we look forward to helping them at every visit, starting at two years of age and every year thereafter. 
The habit: This nervous habit can chip teeth and impact your jaw. “Placing your jaw for long periods of time in a protruding position can place pressure on it, which is associated with jaw dysfunction,” says Dr. Ruchi Sahota.