Dr. Brett Clark
Dentist & OwnerLittle League Coach, Barefoot Water Skier, Exercise Junkie, Super-Dad!
Read Full Bio >>Total Dental Care is proud to offer services to clients out of Middleton, Wisconsin. We are just a 12-minute drive from the Middleton Town Hall off of Odana Rd.
Dental office driving direction from the Middleton Town Hall to Total Dental Care:
- Start at the Middleton Town Hall (7555 Old Sauk Rd).
- Head southeast toward Pioneer Rd.
- Turn right onto Pioneer Rd.
- Turn left onto W Mineral Point Rd.
- At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit onto Mineral Point Rd.
- Turn right onto Grand Canyon Dr.
- Turn left onto Odana Rd.
- Turn right. Our offices will be on the left.
Dental services we offer clients include:
- General dentistry
- Dental implants
- Invisalign® aligners
- Porcelain veneers
- Teeth whitening
- Dental care for non-insured clients
Will my insurance cover dental implants and cosmetic dentistry in Middleton?
Dental insurance providers can offer portions of coverage for implants and cosmetic dental services. When you work with Total Dental Care, we'll help you maximize your dental insurance coverage, whether your provider is Delta that only covers cleanings with a $25 co-pay, or you have no dental insurance and are paying out-of-pocket. What matters most to us is you get both effective and affordable care that fits your needs.
Contact our Madison Dental Clinic for complete oral care or to request a dental appointment online.
Signs You Need Braces as an Adult
Orthodontic treatments for adults may be needed when teeth change position due to injury or the eruption of wisdom teeth. Teeth can move and shift as we age, leading to once straight teeth becoming crooked. A retainer, or mouth appliance that helps the jaw or teeth to keep their shape, can prevent this, but not always. In these situations, Invisalign is a convenient way to quietly correct your smile without anyone noticing. Other signs you may need a form of orthodontic therapy include:
- Trouble brushing or flossing
- Discomfort or pain in the mouth
- Noticeably crooked or spaced teeth
- You had braces and have not worn a retainer
