At Kellogg & Latz Dentistry, we’re all about helping you love your smile! Dr. Sara Kellogg, trained by the renowned Pankey Institute, combines years of experience with a passion and talent for creating healthy, happy smiles. Our dental team offers a wide variety of general dentistry services, and each team member has extensive training to partner with you on your journey to optimal oral health and beauty. From explaining your individualized treatment options to helping you choose what’s best for you, we are here to make sure you feel cared for, confident and comfortable every step of the way.

Every new patient visit starts with a thorough checkup that goes beyond the usual exam. We focus on finding long-term solutions to keep your smile healthy and help you spend less time in the dental chair down the road.

We take the time to chat with each patient about their unique cosmetic goals and dreams. With so many exciting advancements in dentistry, there are plenty of ways to enhance your smile’s look and function. Have questions? Just ask—we’re excited to explore personalized options with you! Get inspired here.

Clear Aligner Therapy uses clear, removable aligners to gradually straighten your teeth—no brackets, wires, or the hassle of metal braces. Designed to fit your gum line for comfort and a natural look, clear aligner therapy has already transformed over 7 million smiles.

We look carefully for the presence of occlusal disease, which is often the cause of tooth pain, neck, facial and TMJ pain, headaches, and excessive wear patterns and/or broken and cracked teeth.

We take a close look at your gums to check for inflammation or signs of jawbone loss. Left untreated, gum disease can lead to bone loss and even tooth loss—but a few simple measurements can help us catch and address it early.

We will do a thorough examination and detailed charting of existing dental restorations, the condition of individual teeth, and the presence of tooth decay or infections.

We carefully evaluate your head, neck, and mouth—including your lips, tongue, and gums—for any changes or abnormalities. With around 39,500 cases of oral cancer diagnosed each year, early detection is key to improving survival rates, and we’re here to help keep you safe and healthy.

Our sleep appliance services focus on providing custom-designed oral appliances to help manage sleep disorders such as snoring and obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). These devices, often referred to as “sleep apnea mouthpieces,” are tailored to each patient’s unique needs, offering a comfortable and effective solution for improving sleep quality and overall health. From fitting to ongoing adjustments, we ensure a personalized approach to better sleep.

GBT – Guided Biofilm Therapy

Guided Biofilm Therapy “GBT” is an evidence-based, minimally invasive, efficient protocol used during your hygiene visits. We have upgraded our technology in order to provide our patients with the best clinical results. The E.M.S. combines distilled water, compressed air, and erythritol powder to produce a steady, gentle mist. Think of someone power washing their driveway, it’s a similar process! Patients love that we now have the option to use warm water and that the erythritol powder is bacteriostatic, meaning we are significantly reducing your bacteria levels during each use! This upgrade limits the use of hand instrumentation – meaning less scraping during your hygiene visits! Click here to learn more.

Red Light Therapy

Red light therapy is becoming more useful in several fields of medicine. In preventative dentistry, the red light is able to reduce bacteria levels on a cellular level and help treat inflammation by stimulating tissue regeneration and promoting tissue healing. This procedure is known as Laser Bacteria Reduction (LRB) or Laser Decontamination (LD). It is a comfortable procedure that typically only takes a few minutes to complete. Your hygienist is able to incorporate it at your already scheduled hygiene therapy appointments.

Saliva Testing

It is estimated that 90% of the population has a form of gum disease. In some it may be easy to detect, but in the vast majority these dangerous and damaging periodontal pathogens cannot be identified by a perio probe, radiographs, or clinical examination alone. Saliva testing delivers evidence and identifies the causative bacterial burden using DNA analysis. The outcome allows for us to provide the highest level of care and treatment recommendations. Collecting your saliva for testing is very simple! You will swish a saline rinse for 30 seconds and the contents will be sent to the laboratory the same day. We typically get results back within 2–3 weeks. We will contact you with your results and scheduling options.
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