Ardent Care General & Sedation Dentistry

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Devoted to Your Dental Health!
Welcome to ArDent Care, the dental office of Dr. Renee Watts. The word “ardent” is defined as intensely devoted, eager, or enthusiastic. This describes our philosophy of care and how we feel about serving our patients. Whether you are seeking a new dental “home” to help you maintain your good health or have some dental needs you’re ready to address, you’re in the right place!
We believe dental care should feel comforable, look great, and last as long as possible.
Our unique risk assessment and emphasis on prevention are designed to help you minimize future problems and expense. If you’re considering cosmetic changes, we can discuss your options and recommend what will help you look and feel your best. If you’ve been putting off some needed care, we’ll listen to your concerns with a kind, non-judgmental attitude. We offer sedation options for those who’d like to be totally relaxed for their visits or get a lot of their treatment done in just a few visits. We look forward to helping you have excellent dental experiences.

Cavity Prevention & Comprehensive Carefor Eugene Springfield Oregon
State-of-the-art Dental Technology
Cosmetic Dentistry for Eugene Springfield Oregon that Lasts
Sedation Dentistry & Options for Eugene Springfield Oregon
Sleep Apnea & Snoring Devices for Eugene Springfield Oregon
Denture Services for Eugene Springfield Oregon
Dental Implants services for Eugene Springfield Oregon

Dental Anxiety, Dental Phobia & Fear
Obstructive Sleep Apnea (OSA), Snoring & Sleeping Disorders

During your first visit, we will spend time getting to know you and your concerns, and gathering information about your dental health… Read more>>

Baby teeth – what dentists call ‘primary’ teeth, I often refer to as ‘practice teeth.’ ‘Milk’ teeth is another old term used that we don’t hear often anymore. When we’re young we all get a set that begin erupting around one year of age; the last baby tooth is usually lost around age twelve. Whatever we call these teeth, they serve some important purposes.