Ingleside Dental Associates is your Home for Cosmetic and Sedation Family Dentistry!

Along with Dr. Lee Godfrey, husband and wife team, Dr. Bradley and Dr. Jennifer Roberson have been in private practice since 2000 at Ingleside Dental Associates. This warm and inviting dental practice has been in the community since 1967 with a large staff of 17 employees. This practice offers a wide range of dental services to both adults and children, including a full range of dental care, cosmetic dentistry, preventive care, restorative dentistry, wisdom teeth removal, TMJ therapy, and now Invisalign.

Another unique service offered at Ingleside Dental is the intravenous (IV) sedation dentistry. Performed by Dr. Brad Roberson, patients suffering from anxiety can be sedated while receiving dental care. This modern technique is the most advanced sedative method for the comprehensive use of pain. Dr. Brad Roberson is certified in intravenous sedation dentistry, a certification that less than 2% of general dentists have. "People used to not see their dentists because of their fear," explains Dr. Brad. "Now, we are treating a whole different population of patients who can receive care, despite their anxieties."

Dr. Jennifer Roberson enjoys pediatric dentistry and therefore treats many of the children in the practice. One of the most common and troubling issues Dr. Jenn sees in the practice is tooth decay in young children. Sleeping with bottles or sippy cups causes early tooth decay, which can lead to future problems with permanent teeth. "Many people think they don't need to bring in their four or five year old," explains Dr. Jenn. "But the ADA (American Dental Association) recommends for the first dental visit to occur within six months after the first tooth erupts, but no later than the first birthday. Treat the first dental visit as you would a well baby checkup with your child's physician." Children don't get their permanent teeth in before they're 6 or 7, but they need those baby teeth for speaking and development," says Dr. Jenn. "We want patients to understand and practice healthy dental care for themselves and their children."