Explore mini dental implants, partial dentures and full dentures with Dr. Shawn Burl. Start with a consultation about your tooth replacement needs.
Call (205) 254-8555 ↗Explore our care →General dentistry. IMPLANT DENTISTRY IS NOT RECOGNIZED AS A SPECIALTY AREA BY THE BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS OF ALABAMA. DENTURE CARE IS NOT RECOGNIZED AS A SPECIALTY AREA BY THE BOARD OF DENTAL EXAMINERS OF ALABAMA.
Missing teeth or dentures that no longer feel right? Explore options with Dr. Shawn Burl in Birmingham and discuss a treatment plan suited to your mouth and goals.
Mini dental implants are smaller-diameter implants that may be considered for selected denture-support or tooth replacement needs. An examination helps determine whether they are appropriate for you.
Ask about mini implants ↗Partial dentures are removable appliances that replace selected missing teeth while working with your remaining teeth and oral structures. Discuss fit, appearance and everyday use during a consultation.
Ask about partial dentures ↗Full dentures replace all teeth in an upper or lower arch. Dr. Burl can evaluate your needs and explain the process, fit and ongoing care.
Ask about full dentures ↗Ask about denture repairs, relines and adjustments for damage, changes in fit or pressure spots.
Call to request a tooth replacement consultation →Implant suitability and denture options depend on your oral health, supporting structures and clinical evaluation. Treatment availability, costs and timing are discussed with the office.
A happy moment shared by Dr. Burl and a satisfied patient. Our goal is to make every person feel welcomed, heard and informed about their dental care.
Practice caption, not a patient testimonial. Background digitally replaced.Dr. Burl at a mini dental implant convention, participating in conversations with dental professionals about implant care.
Learn what each service involves, then call the office to discuss an appointment.
A review of your teeth, gums, bite and concerns to help identify dental needs and discuss treatment choices.
Professional removal of plaque and tartar to support preventive care and oral hygiene.
Diagnostic images that help the dentist evaluate teeth and supporting structures beyond what is visible during an examination.
Restorations used to repair teeth affected by decay or certain damage. Material choice depends on the tooth and clinical circumstances.
Custom restorations that cover a tooth to help restore its shape, function and protection.
Fixed tooth replacement options that use suitable supporting teeth or structures to fill a gap.
Custom restorations that rebuild part of a tooth when appropriate instead of a direct filling or full crown.
Removable appliances that replace all or some missing teeth to support chewing and smile appearance.
Evaluation and modification of dentures to address damage, changes in fit or pressure spots when appropriate.
Smaller-diameter implant options that may be considered for selected tooth replacement or denture-support needs after evaluation.
Removal of a tooth when indicated. The approach and whether treatment is offered in the office depend on the individual case.
Treatment of inflamed or infected tissue inside a tooth to help preserve a tooth when suitable.
Cleaning below the gumline and along root surfaces when indicated to treat periodontal disease.
Ongoing professional care following periodontal treatment to help monitor and maintain gum health.
Evaluation of urgent dental concerns and treatment planning based on findings and appointment availability. Call promptly for scheduling guidance.
Examination of oral tissues for changes or abnormalities that may need further evaluation.
Protective coatings applied to selected chewing surfaces to help reduce cavity risk.
Professional fluoride applications to help strengthen enamel and reduce cavity risk when appropriate.
Custom appliances that may help protect teeth affected by grinding, clenching or selected bite concerns.
Cosmetic treatment intended to lighten suitable types of tooth discoloration after an evaluation.
Consultations about dental appearance and suitable treatment options based on tooth condition and personal goals.
An assessment of missing teeth and discussion of appropriate options, including dentures, bridges or selected implant approaches.
Evaluation and selective modification of tooth contacts when a dentist determines an adjustment is indicated.
Review of healing, comfort and care instructions after dental treatment.
Practical guidance on brushing, cleaning between teeth and daily habits to support lasting oral health.
Treatment suitability, availability, sequence and costs depend on clinical evaluation. For facial swelling with difficulty breathing or swallowing, seek emergency medical care immediately.
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For a toothache, broken tooth, lost filling, denture problem or another urgent dental concern, call (205) 254-8555. The office can discuss appointment availability and appropriate next steps.
Office hours: Monday–Thursday, 9:30 a.m.–1:00 p.m.
If the office is closed, follow any instructions on the recorded telephone message. Voicemail and email are not continuously monitored. Leaving a message does not guarantee an immediate response or appointment.
If you cannot reach the office and need urgent attention, seek an available emergency dental provider.
For difficulty breathing or swallowing, severe bleeding that will not stop, or a serious facial or jaw injury, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department immediately. Do not wait for an office callback.