General Dentistry in Brentwood, CA

The way a child feels about their first few dental visits tends to shape how they feel about the dentist for life. At Liberty Dental Group, Dr. Michael Molosky and Dr. Emily Molosky focus on making children's dentistry gentle, friendly, and easy to understand, so kids leave feeling good about their smile instead of anxious about it.

Brushing and flossing at home matter, but they can only do so much. At Liberty Dental Group, our dental cleanings and exams handle the buildup a toothbrush cannot, giving Dr. Michael Molosky and Dr. Emily Molosky a clear view of your oral health along the way.

Dental emergencies rarely wait for a good time to happen. When pain, a broken tooth, or an infection catches you off guard, Dr. Michael Molosky and Dr. Emily Molosky at Liberty Dental Group are ready to get you seen quickly and get you out of pain.

A dental filling is a restoration that is specifically used to fill in an area of one or more teeth that have become decayed. Dental decay, known as a cavity, can infiltrate a tooth and cause it to become weak.

Sealants are thin, clear protective coverings that can be applied to the back teeth. They are meant to prevent cavities and deep staining that would otherwise occur if they weren't in place.

A dental x-ray is an image that enables us to see underneath the surface of teeth and gums. These images can help us to see decay, infections, impacted teeth, bone loss and many other oral-related problems.

Fluoride is most commonly found in dental products, like toothpastes and mouthwashes. It is designed to protect and strengthen a person's teeth, making them less prone to developing cavities.

Oral sedation involves taking a small pill prior to your dental procedure. The pill is designed to relax and calm you down enough for the work to be done.

Sedation has long been used in the dental field to help keep patients calm and comfortable. We understand that visiting the dentist isn't always a fun experience and that some people have anxiety related to their treatment.

Extractions are done as a way to preserve your oral health and remove problematic teeth. In some cases, you may need to have teeth removed because of advanced gum disease.