RiverWalk Dental Spa offers oral and maxillofacial surgeons, who specialize in surgery of the mouth, face and jaws. These dental surgeons receive four to seven years of hospital-based surgical and medical training. They perform a wide range of procedures including all types of surgery of both the bones and soft tissues of the face, mouth and neck.

In addition, RiverWalk Dental Spa offers the services of American Dental Association-recognized periodontists --  dentists who specialize in diagnosing and treating of periodontal disease. With extensive training, these dentists specialize in helping patients care for their gums.

If your dentist determines that your gums require special attention, our periodontists will work with your dentist to provide you with the highest level of specialized care.

This specialized dentist examines, diagnoses and treats diseases and destructive processes, including injuries and abnormalities of dental pulps and periapical tissues of the teeth, to help prevent loss of teeth.

The prosthodontist examines and diagnoses disabilities caused by loss of teeth and supporting structures. They formulate and execute treatment plans for the construction of corrective prostheses to restore proper function and esthetics of the mouth, face, and jaw.

A pediatric dentist has focuses on management and treatment of a child’s developing teeth, child behavior, physical growth and development, and the special needs of children’s dentistry. Although either type of dentist is capable of addressing your child’s oral health care needs, a pediatric dentist, his or her staff, and even the office decor are all geared to care for children and to put them at ease. If your child has special needs, care from a pediatric dentist should be considered.

An orthodontist prevents and treats mouth, teeth, and jaw problems. Using braces, retainers and other devices, an orthodontist helps straighten a person's teeth and correct the way the jaws line up.

Orthodontists treat children for many problems, including having crowded or overlapping teeth or having problems with jaw growth and tooth development. These tooth and jaw problems may be caused by tooth decay, losing baby teeth too soon, accidents, or habits like thumb sucking. These problems also can be genetic or inherited