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Modern "Smile Architecture" at Hendricks Family Dentistry utilizes 3D Cone Beam CT Scanning (CBCT) to create a digital roadmap of your mouth. Unlike traditional 2D X-rays, this 360-degree imaging gives Dr. Hendricks a high-definition view of your bone density, nerve pathways, and sinus anatomy—ensuring that treatments like dental implants or full-mouth restorations are precisely planned before your procedure ever begins.

For many people in Brunswick, it’s not the procedure that keeps them away from the dentist—it’s the sound. That high-pitched whine of the drill. The vibration.

For our neighbors in Strongsville, this is your final opportunity to make the most of your 2025 dental benefits before they reset on January 1st. Whether you've been postponing a treatment or simply haven’t scheduled your cleaning, Dr. Hendricks and our team near Strongsville want to ensure you get the care you’ve already paid for.

Yes. Dentists are highly trained in facial anatomy, making them uniquely qualified to administer Botox and cosmetic injectables. Because they perform precise injections in the facial region every day, they offer exceptional accuracy when treating fine lines around the smile, forehead, and eyes.

If the sound of a dental drill makes you anxious—or keeps you from scheduling treatment—you’re not alone. That’s why our team in Brunswick offers drill-free dental care, giving patients a quieter, more comfortable alternative.

Yes. Using CEREC same-day crown technology, Hendricks Family Dentistry can design, mill, and place a permanent ceramic crown in a single appointment. This eliminates the need for temporary crowns that can break or fall out during travel, making it the ideal solution before spring break or any upcoming trip.

At Hendricks Family Dentistry, we offer an advanced solution that goes far beyond traditional mouthguards: Botox for TMJ pain relief.

Yes. Custom-fabricated mouthguards provide significantly better protection because they are designed using the exact 3D dimensions of your child’s teeth. Store-bought “boil-and-bite” guards are often bulky, can interfere with breathing and speaking, and offer less effective shock absorption—putting young athletes at higher risk for tooth fractures and even concussions.