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# Hollon & Taylor Dental

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- [Cherry Financing](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/cherry-financing/): Affordable Dental Care with Easy Monthly Payment Plans Cherry makes dental care more affordable by offering flexible financing through a trusted third-party payment partner. This allows you to split the cost of your treatment into convenient monthly payments instead of paying the full amount upfront. Whether you're scheduling a routine dental visit or a more advanced or cosmetic procedure, you may qualify for financing options, including 0% interest plans for eligible applicants. The application process is fast and simple, and the team at Hollon and Taylor Dental Mobile is always available to answer your questions and help you through every step. New Patients & Emergency Appointments Welcome! Book Online
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- [Membership Plan](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/membership-plan/): No Insurance? No Problem! 50% off whitening trays and free refills For the life of your membership! Individual $35/month 2 cleanings per year All needed x-rays 2 limited exams (emergency) 15% off most treatment Couples $65/month 2 members Married couples Family $95/month Up to 5 members Immediate family only Children 19 and under A one-time $150 activation fee applies to all new memberships.
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- [Technology](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/technology/): One of the advancements in dental technology is the 3D cone beam x-ray. The old x-rays only provided a 2D image of the bones and teeth. With cone beam computed tomography (CBCT), a 3D image is created of the bones, teeth, soft tissues and nerves. The cone-shaped beam takes hundreds of scans of the mouth structure as it curves around the jaw to create a realistic 3D image.
- [Home](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/): You deserve to love your smile and have exceptional dental care to keep it healthy and beautiful. At Hollon and Taylor Dental Mobile, it is our privilege to take care of the smile of our friends and neighbors in the Mobile, AL, community. As a trusted dentist in Mobile, Dr. Robin Hollon, Dr. Chase Taylor, and the rest of our team want to invite you to join our dental family. You can expect personalized dental care from a team that genuinely cares about you and your family.
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- [Moderate IV Sedation](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/moderate-iv-sedation/): Say goodbye to dental anxiety and hello to a serene, comfortable dental visit at Hollon Dental. Dr. Hollon and our dedicated team are here to ensure your dental care is not just effective but also thoroughly pleasant.
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- [Children’s Dentistry](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/pediatric-dentistry/): Most children should have dental checkups and cleanings every six months to maintain healthy smiles. Regular checkups can detect tooth decay and other dental problems early to minimize damage and reduce treatment costs, and routine cleanings can help prevent oral health issues. Dental insurance covers most preventive dental care visits and Hollon & Taylor Dental accepts many forms of dental insurance.
- [Teeth Sealing](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/dental-sealants/): Teeth sealing is a treatment that covers the back molars in a plastic coating. This thin sealant protects the molars from tooth decay by filling in the small crevices on the teeth where food debris and bacteria can hide. The sealant slowly will wear off and is safe when ingested over time.
- [Services](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/services/): From routine dental care to specialized services to replace missing teeth or improve your smile’s appearance, visit us at Hollon & Taylor Dental. We have invested in advanced dental equipment and imaging to perform a wide selection of dental services at our office. Our team provides personalized dental care for every patient, making you feel like a VIP whenever you come to our office.
- [Fluoride Treatments](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/fluoride-treatments/): Fluoride can help repair weakened enamel to prevent tooth decay. While fluoride is available in oral hygiene products and some tap water, fluoride treatments for kids can ensure they get enough to protect their teeth. The treatment only takes a few minutes – a fluoride gel is placed in dental trays and applied to the teeth. To ensure the fluoride is well absorbed, no drinking or eating should occur for at least 30 minutes after the treatment.
- [Treatment for Gum Disease](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/periodontal-disease-gingivitis/): During checkups and dental cleanings, our dental hygienists and dentists look for the tell-tale signs of gingivitis and gum disease. In the early stages, gum disease can be reversed with treatment. Even in the later stages, treatment for gum disease can stop the deteriorating of the gums and bone to prevent tooth loss.
- [Receding Gum Treatment](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/receding-gums/): The best way to combat infected gums or gingivitis is with improved oral hygiene. Brushing twice a day and flossing at least once are important for routine oral health, but you may need professional receding gum treatment. Our dental team can begin with a thorough periodontal exam and cleaning. This can remove the tartar from the teeth to allow the gums to heal. Some patients may be prescribed a medicated mouthwash or other treatments to help combat the gum infection and restore better gum health. Deep cleanings may also be recommended for more severe cases of gingivitis or gum disease.
- [General Dentistry](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/general-dentistry/): Everyday Dental Care for Your Smile A healthy, beautiful smile begins with routine dental care. From brushing and flossing at home to your annual checkups and bi-annual dental cleanings, preventive and routine oral care is a key component to maintaining your smile. At Hollon & Taylor Dental, we want to help every patient preserve their smile. No matter where you are with your oral health, we have the general dentistry services to help you improve your smile at our practice in Mobile, AL. General Dentistry Services for Oral Health General dental care covers a wide variety of oral health concerns. Preventive care is just the beginning of what we offer for our dentistry services. Most people will have problems with their teeth or gums throughout their lifetime, from cavities and broken teeth to gum disease and tooth infections. We offer a full scope of general dentistry options to care for your oral health, plus a wide selection of specialty dental services for cosmetic and restoration dentistry. Our general dental care services include: CEREC Bridges Learn More CEREC Crowns Learn More CEREC Veneers Learn More Chipped Tooth Repair Learn More Cleanings & Checkups Learn More Dental Bonding Learn More Dental Crowns Learn More Dental Inlays & Onlays Learn More Emergency Dentistry Learn More Halitosis Treatment Learn More Nightguard Learn More Oral Cancer Screening Learn More Teeth Sealing Learn More Fluoride Treatments Learn More Periodontal Disease Learn More Bleeding & Receding Gums Learn More Root Canal Therapy Learn More Same Day Dentistry Learn More Scaling and Root Planing Learn More Sedation Dentistry Learn More Sleep Apnea Treatment Learn More TMJ/TMD Treatment Learn More Tooth Extractions Learn More Tooth Pain, Jaw Pain Learn More Wisdom Teeth Removal Learn More When you need general dental care, you can trust our team at Hollon & Taylor Dental to be here when you need us. We offer emergency and same day appointments to ensure you and your family get the dental care you need. Join Our Dental Family There are many dental practices in Mobile, AL, to choose from; but we hope you will consider coming to Hollon & Taylor Dental for your dental care. We treat patients like family – it is our goal to make our patients feel at home when they come in for their dental care. Hollon & Taylor Dental combines the atmosphere of a small town dental office with the cutting-edge dental technology you want for the best in dental care. Come join our dental family, and experience a higher level of dental care for every member of your family at Hollon & Taylor Dental in Mobile, AL. Frequently Asked Questions What is general dentistry?General dentistry focuses on maintaining overall oral health through preventive care, diagnosis, and treatment of common dental problems such as cavities, gum disease, and tooth infections. What services are included in general dentistry?General dentistry services include dental exams, cleanings, X-rays, fillings, crowns, gum disease treatment, oral cancer screenings, and preventive care. How often should I visit the dentist for general dental care?Most patients should visit the dentist every six months for routine exams and cleanings. Your dentist may recommend more frequent visits based on your oral health needs. Why is preventive dental care important?Preventive dental care helps stop cavities, gum disease, and tooth loss before they become serious problems. Regular checkups allow early detection and reduce the need for costly treatments. Can general dentistry help prevent gum disease?Yes. Routine cleanings and dental exams remove plaque and tartar that cause gum disease and allow dentists to detect gingivitis early. What happens during a general dental exam?A general dental exam includes checking your teeth, gums, jaw, and bite, screening for oral cancer, and evaluating for cavities, infections, and other oral health issues. Are dental X-rays part of general dentistry?Yes. Dental X-rays help detect decay, bone loss, infections, and impacted teeth that cannot be seen during a visual exam. What is the difference between general dentistry and cosmetic dentistry?General dentistry focuses on oral health and function, while cosmetic dentistry improves the appearance of your teeth and smile. New Patients & Emergency Appointments Welcome! Request Appointment
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- [Root Canal Therapy](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/root-canal-therapy/): Root canals are one of the only ways to save an infected tooth. If a root canal is not performed, the tooth likely will die or need extraction. The process for completing root canal therapy has been drastically improved over the years. In the past, it was common for root canals to require 2-3 visits to perform the complete procedure. Now, root canals can be completed in as little as one appointment. Once the nerve roots are removed, the pain from the infected tooth is stopped immediately. At Hollon Dental, we can often complete the entire procedure and even place the dental crown the same day.
- [Oral Cancer Screening](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/oral-cancer-screening/): Oral cavity cancers cause an estimated 10,000 deaths each year in the U.S., and over 50,000 are diagnosed with this disease annually. The highest occurrence is in people over 55 years of age – about 80% of cases are in this group, but 20% of people are younger than 55. The most common places for oral cancer to occur are on the tongue, gums, floor of the mouth, tonsils and oropharynx. Mouth cancer can also occur in the lips and salivary glands.
- [Dental Deep Cleaning](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/scaling-and-root-planing/): Dental cleanings are crucial for maintaining healthy teeth and gums. While at-home oral hygiene is also important, there are some places that cannot be reached or get missed with a toothbrush and floss. The only way to remove tartar that forms on teeth is with specialized dental tools, which is vital for preventing and treating gum disease. At Hollon Dental, we offer dental deep cleaning services, including scaling and root planing, at our clinic in Mobile, Alabama.
- [Sedation Dentistry](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/sedation-dentistry/): For those with moderate to higher levels of dental anxiety, oral conscious sedation may be recommended. This form of sedation dentistry uses an oral medication that is given before the dental appointment to help put patients into a very relaxed state. While patients will still be awake and conscious, they are comfortably sedated and often not aware of what is happening during their dental treatment. It is common for patients not to remember their dental treatment after the effects of the medication wears off.
- [Nightguard for Bruxism – Teeth Grinding](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/dental-nightguards/): A nightguard or mouthguard can help with a few different oral health disorders. For bruxism, or teeth grinding, it separates the upper and lower teeth to keep them from rubbing against each other while you sleep. This can protect your teeth from wear or damage from bruxism at night. Nightguards can also help those who snore or have sleep apnea or TMJ/TMD, especially when customized to fit correctly.
- [Sleep Apnea Treatment](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/sleep-apnea-treatment/): Using a dental nightguard for sleep apnea treatment can have other benefits. Nightguards are used for snoring and teeth grinding (bruxism) treatment. We use 3D digital imaging to create a “mold” of your teeth, and then your nightguard is created in a dental lab. Wearing it while you sleep can keep your airway open for relief from snoring and sleep apnea, helping you and others get a restful night of sleep. Plus, the nightguard protects your teeth and eliminates damage caused by teeth grinding, or bruxism.
- [Halitosis Treatment](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/halitosis-treatment/): Halitosis treatment depends on the cause of the bad breath odor. Our dental team can begin with a thorough periodontal exam and dental cleaning. Often, bad breath is due to bacteria in tartar on the teeth or an infection in the gum tissue (gingivitis or periodontitis). Sometimes it only takes a professional dental cleaning to stop the bad breath odor. If there is gingivitis or gum disease, treatment for these issues can stop the bad breath symptoms.
- [TMJ & TMD Treatment](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/tmj-treatment/): If you want relief from jaw and facial pain, as well as other symptoms of TMD, come see us at Hollon Dental. Dr. Hollon or Dr. Forehand can perform a comprehensive exam and recommend the best treatment for your TMJ condition. For some patients, this could include repairing dental issues that are putting pressure on the jaw joint. Replacing missing teeth can realign the teeth and jaw for relief. For others, a customized dental nightguard may offer relief. Wearing a nightguard can stop teeth grinding, or bruxism, that can aggravate the jaw joint and cause TMJ symptoms.
- [Dental Crowns](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/dental-crowns/): A dental crown is a protective covering for a tooth. Also called “caps,” dental crowns fit over the tooth and are bonded into place to restore the tooth function and appearance. Dental crowns can be made from a variety of materials, from metals like silver and gold to ceramic or porcelain. In the past, a physical mold was made of the tooth and then sent to a dental lab to create the dental crown. Now, there are more efficient options available to create dental crowns the same day, without the uncomfortable mold process.
- [Tooth Extractions](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/tooth-extractions/): Whether it is a severely damaged tooth that needs to be removed or a wisdom tooth that is causing problems, you can trust our team at Hollon Dental to perform a careful and gentle tooth extraction. Your dentist and support staff will thoroughly explain the procedure and what to expect so you feel at ease. Most tooth extractions can be completed in a short time – once the tooth is numbed, the procedure may only take a few minutes. Once the tooth is out, our team will ensure that the site is properly disinfected and packed to help it heal quickly.
- [Emergency Dentistry](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/emergency-dentistry/): There are times when you cannot wait until your next dental checkup to see your dentist. A sudden toothache or an oral injury may require immediate dental care. At Hollon Dental, we understand that urgent dental care needs occur, and we want to be here for you when you need emergency dentistry. If you or a family member need emergency dental care in Mobile, AL, call us first – we may be able to see you the same day.
- [Dental Inlays and Onlays](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/dental-inlays-onlays/): Dental fillings repair a tooth by replacing lost tooth material with resin or amalgam that is placed into the crack, cavity or chip, molding the material to the tooth. Inlays and onlays also replace tooth material and protect the tooth, but they are made to fit on and over the tooth in a dental lab. Most inlays and onlays are made from porcelain materials that are color-matched to the tooth to blend perfectly with the patient’s smile.
- [Tooth Pain Relief](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/tooth-pain-relief/): Tooth pain is usually caused by injury, decay or infection. Tooth surface issues often cause no pain as they do not impact the nerve – you may have tooth sensitivity if you have a surface cavity or a chip in your enamel. Most tooth pain indicates a problem deeper in the tooth; decay may have found its way into the dentin near the tooth nerve roots. A tooth infection or abscess can cause severe tooth pain.
- [Teeth Bonding](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/dental-bonding/): Cosmetic Dental Bonding for Smile Repair Adhesive or dental bonding is a method of repairing or reshaping teeth using dental resin materials. Teeth bonding is most commonly used for minor repairs to chipped teeth or to cosmetically change the appearance of a patient’s smile. At Hollon Dental, we offer teeth bonding as one of the options for tooth repairs and general dentistry at our clinic in Mobile, AL. Chipped teeth are usually not painful, but they can pose an aesthetic concern and present a risk for other dental problems. The missing enamel can expose the softer dentin of the tooth that is more susceptible to tooth decay. Teeth bonding is a quick way to repair chipped teeth and restore the protection and appearance of the tooth. The process is quick – the surface of the tooth is prepared by etching the surface and applying a conditioning liquid to allow for easier bonding adhesion. A composite resin is applied to the chip or crack and molded into the desired shape. A special light is used to cure and harden the resin, then the surface is polished to make it smooth. The entire process takes less than an hour in most cases. Cosmetic Dental Bonding Not all teeth bonding treatments are for repairs. Cosmetic dental bonding is an affordable and quick option for changing the shape or appearance of teeth. Cosmetic dental bonding uses composite resin that is color-matched to the tooth to create the desired appearance. Many of the same cosmetic alterations can be made as porcelain veneers for improving the look of your smile. Some of the cosmetic changes that can be accomplished with cosmetic dental bonding include: Closing gaps between the teeth
Hiding discolorations or stains
Extending the length or width of teeth
Creating even teeth Teeth bonding is one of the many dental treatments we offer at Hollon Dental to repair or correct tooth issues. Whether you want to repair a cracked or chipped tooth, or you want to fix aesthetic tooth issues, dental bonding may be a solution. To learn more about teeth bonding, contact us at our office in Mobile, AL, and schedule an appointment. Frequently Asked Questions What is dental bonding?Dental bonding is a cosmetic and restorative dental procedure that uses tooth-colored composite resin to repair chips, cracks, gaps, and discoloration. It improves both the appearance and function of your teeth. What dental problems can bonding fix?Dental bonding can be used to repair chipped or cracked teeth, close small gaps, reshape uneven teeth, cover stains, and protect exposed tooth roots caused by gum recession. Is dental bonding painful?Dental bonding is usually painless and does not require anesthesia unless the bonding is used to fill a cavity or repair deeper damage. Most patients feel little to no discomfort during the procedure. How long does dental bonding last?Dental bonding typically lasts 3 to 10 years with proper oral hygiene and routine dental visits. Avoiding habits like nail biting and chewing hard objects helps extend the life of bonding. How long does a dental bonding procedure take?Most dental bonding treatments can be completed in one visit and usually take 30 to 60 minutes per tooth. What is dental bonding made of?Dental bonding uses a composite resin material that is carefully matched to the color of your natural teeth, creating a seamless and natural-looking result. Is dental bonding better than veneers?Dental bonding is more affordable and less invasive than veneers, making it ideal for minor cosmetic repairs. Veneers are better for more extensive cosmetic changes and long-term durability. Does dental bonding stain over time?Yes, bonding material can stain over time from coffee, tea, wine, and tobacco. Regular cleanings and good oral hygiene help maintain its appearance. Dental CARE New Patients & Emergency Appointments Welcome! 251-342-5664
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- [Cleanings & Checkups](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/cleanings-checkups/): One of the best ways to keep your smile healthy is with preventive dental care, starting with cleanings and checkups. At Hollon Dental, we like to see our patients every year for checkups to perform a comprehensive dental exam, and usually twice a year for dental cleanings. These preventive dental care visits can help reduce tooth decay, gum disease and serious oral health issues, extending the lifespan of your smile and saving money on dental repairs.
- [Wisdom Teeth Removal](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/wisdom-teeth-removal/): If you or your child needs wisdom teeth removed, it does not need to be a stressful or painful procedure. Our team at Hollon Dental are experienced professionals that carefully plan every oral surgery and use the latest dental technology to prepare for the procedure. We also offer sedation dentistry to help patients relax while their wisdom tooth or teeth are removed. Nitrous oxide or oral conscious sedation can be used to put the patient into a comfortable state-of-mind, and local anesthesia is used to numb the teeth for a painless procedure.
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- [Chipped Tooth Repair](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/chipped-tooth-repair/): Tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body, even tougher than bone, but it can still be damaged. Impact to the teeth in an accident or sports injury can chip, crack or break teeth; even biting down on a hard item like a popcorn kernel can chip a tooth. At Hollon & Taylor Dental, we offer advanced general dentistry treatments for cracked, broken and chipped tooth repair at our dental center in Mobile, AL.
- [CEREC Veneers](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/cerec-veneers/): Veneers can be made from porcelain or ceramic materials to look like natural teeth. With CEREC veneers, thin shells of ceramic or porcelain are created from 3D digital impressions of the teeth. At Hollon Dental, we are CEREC experts. Our dentist can scan your teeth with our CEREC 3D scanner and design the new look for your smile. The design is sent to the 3D printer, which creates quality veneers in our office. Once the new veneers are completed, they can be bonded to your teeth to create your new smile.
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- [CEREC Same Day Bridges](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/cerec-same-day-bridges/): CEREC technology uses both 3D imaging, computerized design and a 3D dental printer to create tooth restoration on-site. The 3D scanner can create impressions of the affected teeth, which are precise. The scan only takes a few minutes and is much more comfortable than the physical tooth mold used in the past. Once the 3D scan is complete, our restorative dentist can design a dental bridge to fit the adjacent teeth and replace the missing tooth or teeth. The design is digitally sent to the on-site 3D dental printer to create a beautiful ceramic dental bridge that is color-matched to the rest of your smile.
- [CEREC Same Day Dentistry](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/cerec-same-day-dentistry/): CEREC same day dentistry options have revolutionized how dental restorations are completed. No longer do you need 2-3 appointments over a few weeks to get a tooth crowned or new veneers put in place. CEREC is dental technology from Sirona Dental Systems that stands for Chairside Economical Restorations Esthetics Ceramic. The process is completed chairside in the dental office to create economical restorations with beautiful aesthetics from ceramic material.
- [Same Day Dentistry](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/same-day-dentistry/): Scheduling your dental visits in advance is ideal to ensure you stay on track with your preventive oral health care. However, not everyone is able to schedule weeks or months in advance for their dental appointments. Whether your schedule changes frequently with your job or you have kids that keep you running from dawn to dusk, you may need help getting your dental visits accomplished. Our team at Hollon & Taylor Dental leaves room in our schedule to handle dental emergencies and urgent dental care issues. If we do not have a dental emergency, we may be able to see patients the same day for less urgent issues like checkups, cleanings, tooth repairs and even cosmetic dentistry services.
- [How We Are Different](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/how-we-are-different/): Why Hollon & Taylor Dental Life at Hollon & Taylor Dental A culture built on strong values and a connected, lively community—both in-person and online. Doctors focus on building meaningful patient relationships in a supportive, judgment-free environment. Patients live, work, and actively engage every day within their local communities. Modern, thoughtfully designed workspaces and treatment rooms that reflect our dedication to care. Transparent pricing, open communication, and coverage through most in-network insurance plans. Life at Your Old Dentist Practices designed mainly to increase efficiency, guiding patients quickly through visits. Impersonal service that can feel like a production line, increasing anxiety around dental care. Outdated medical facilities that are difficult to locate, causing delays and stress. Cold, sterile environments lacking comfort, leaving patients feeling uneasy or unwelcome. Confusing and complex insurance and billing procedures that often frustrate patients. Expert Care With a Patient-first Approach At Hollon & Taylor Dental, our patients are at the heart of everything we do. We strive to create a welcoming, healthy environment with comfortable treatment rooms, inviting waiting areas, and efficient scheduling to minimize wait times. We also cultivate a positive workplace for our dedicated team, empowering them to deliver skilled, compassionate care. Every visit blends clinical excellence with genuine kindness, so you leave feeling confident about your smile and your experience. Accessible and Equitable Services We accept most major insurance plans and provide clear, transparent pricing to help you make informed choices about your care. For patients without insurance or with limited coverage, we offer supportive options designed to make dental treatment more manageable. Our goal is to ensure high-quality dental care remains accessible to everyone, regardless of their situation. Advanced Technology for a Better Experience Hollon & Taylor Dental utilizes modern dental technology to improve accuracy, efficiency, and comfort throughout your visit. Our team is trained to use these advanced tools to deliver precise, effective treatment while enhancing your overall experience. The result is smoother appointments, shorter visits, and consistently high standards of care. Care Designed Around Your Needs We take time to truly get to know our patients—not just their dental history, but their concerns, preferences, and comfort levels. You’ll receive thoughtful, personalized care as we listen, evaluate your needs, and create treatment recommendations tailored to support your long-term oral health and wellbeing. Frequently Asked Questions Why Choose Hollon & Taylor Dental?Hollon & Taylor Dental provides exceptional value by being a preferred provider for most major PPO insurance plans. We offer flexible financing through Affirm, making it easier to manage your dental care costs. With transparent pricing, you’ll always know what’s covered by insurance and what your out-of-pocket costs may be. Our team handles all insurance billing, keeping your experience stress-free. Any unexpected expenses are explained immediately, along with available options. Options for patients without insurance? If you don’t have dental insurance or have limited coverage, Hollon & Taylor Dental' subscription program makes dental care affordable and accessible. It covers routine care and offers exclusive discounts on services like Invisalign and teeth whitening. Flexible monthly and annual payment plans are available, along with special family savings, ensuring everyone can maintain a healthy smile. What to expect during your visit Arrive a few minutes early for your first visit and check in using our convenient iPad system. Enjoy a comfortable waiting area with minimal wait times. During your visit, we’ll take a 3D scan of your mouth, perform an oral cancer screening, and use advanced digital X-rays that reduce radiation by up to 80% compared to traditional X-rays. Your hygienist and dentist will review your oral health, medical history, and smile goals to create a personalized treatment plan designed for your long-term dental health. New Patients & Emergency Appointments Welcome! Request Appointment
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- [Find the Best Dentist](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/find-the-best-dentist/): If you’re searching for a reliable dentist for yourself and your family, we invite you to schedule an exam with Hollon Dental by calling 251-342-5664. Our team is proud to deliver high-quality dental care and is always happy to assist you.
- [Find a Dentist](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/find-a-dentist/): If you’re searching for a trusted dentist, we invite you to schedule an appointment at Hollon Dental. Our caring team is dedicated to creating a warm, comfortable, and relaxed environment where every patient feels at ease. We know you have many choices when it comes to dental care, and our goal is to deliver an outstanding patient experience that keeps you confident in your smile.
- [Dentures](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/mobile-al/dentures/): If you have a few teeth missing on the upper or lower set of teeth, partial dentures may be an affordable option to restore your smile. Partial dentures or removable bridges have a bracket that slides around the existing teeth to hold the prosthetic teeth in place. Partial dentures are one of the least expensive options for replacing missing teeth if dental bridges or dental implants are not an option.
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- [Sensitivity SOS: When to Worry About Sensitive Teeth](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/sensitivity-sos-when-to-worry-about-sensitive-teeth/): Do you cringe at the thought of eating ice cream or drinking a hot cup of coffee due to tooth sensitivity? If so, you’re not alone. Tooth sensitivity is a common dental issue that affects millions of people worldwide. While occasional sensitivity may not be a cause for concern, persistent or severe sensitivity could indicate an underlying dental problem.
- [What Actually Happens During Your Root Canal Procedure](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/what-actually-happens-during-your-root-canal-procedure/): Wondering what actually happens during your root canal procedure in Mobile? Dr. Robin Hollon walks you through each step so you know exactly what to expect.
- [What Happens During Your Crown Appointment: A Step-by-Step Guide](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/what-happens-during-your-crown-appointment-a-step-by-step-guide/): Wondering what happens during your crown appointment? Dr. Robin Hollon walks you step-by-step through the process in Mobile, AL. Book your visit today!
- [What Happens to Your Tooth During Veneer Bonding](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/what-happens-to-your-tooth-during-veneer-bonding/): Wondering what happens to your tooth during veneer bonding in Mobile? Dr. Robin Hollon walks you through every step, from consultation to final placement.
- [Professional Teeth Whitening Safety](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/professional-teeth-whitening-safety/): Is professional teeth whitening safe for your enamel and gums in Mobile, AL? Dr. Robin Hollon explains the facts. Book your consultation today.
- [Dental Implant Costs in Mobile, AL](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/dental-implant-costs-in-mobile-al/): Wondering about dental implant costs in Prichard? Hollon and Taylor Dental Mobile explains what drives the price and how to make implants affordable. Learn more.
- [Deep Cleaning vs Regular Cleaning in Mobile, AL | Hollon and Taylor Dental Mobile](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/deep-cleaning-vs-regular-cleaning-in-mobile-al-hollon-and-taylor-dental-mobile/): Wondering why your dentist recommends deep cleaning over regular cleaning in Plateau, AL? Learn the difference and protect your gum health with expert care.
- [Dental Checkups Every 6 Months in Mobile, AL](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/dental-checkups-every-6-months-in-mobile-al-hollon-and-taylor/): Wondering why dentists recommend checkups every six months? Dr. Robin Hollon explains the evidence—and when Mobile, AL patients may need more frequent visits.
- [Teeth Whitening in Mobile, AL](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/teeth-whitening-in-mobile-al-hollon-and-taylor-dental/): Professional whitening vs. store kits in Mobile, AL — which works better? Dr. Robin Hollon explains the real differences. Book Now at Hollon and Taylor Dental.
- [Dental Implants Candidacy in Mobile, AL](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/dental-implants-candidacy-in-mobile-al-hollon-and-taylor-dental/): Wondering if you're a good candidate for dental implants in Prichard? Dr. Robin Hollon explains age, bone density, health factors, and more. Book your consult today.
- [Teeth Cleaning in Mobile, AL](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/teeth-cleaning-in-mobile-al-hollon-and-taylor-dental/): Wondering what really happens during your professional teeth cleaning in Plateau, AL? Dr. Robin Hollon walks you through every step. Book your visit today!
- [Family Dentist for Everyone in Mobile, AL](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/family-dentist-for-everyone-in-mobile-al-hollon-and-taylor-dental/): Why your family dentist should know everyone's teeth in Mobile matters for whole-family health. See how continuity of care at Hollon and Taylor Dental helps every smile.
- [Teeth Whitening Mobile: Your Guide to a Brighter Smile](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/teeth-whitening-mobile-your-guide-to-a-brighter-smile/): Get professional teeth whitening in Mobile, AL before prom, graduation, or summer events. Dr. Robin Hollon offers safe, effective whitening treatments.
- [Dental Implants Prichard: Your Complete FAQ Guide](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/dental-implants-prichard-restore-your-smile-with-confidence/): Explore dental implants in Prichard, AL with Dr. Robin Hollon. Learn how implants restore your smile, function, and confidence. Book your consultation today.
- [Teeth Cleaning Plateau AL](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/teeth-cleaning-plateau-al-hollon-and-taylor-dental/): Looking for teeth cleaning in Plateau, AL? Dr. Robin Hollon offers gentle, thorough cleanings for the whole family. Book your visit today!
- [General Dentistry Mobile AL](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/general-dentistry-mobile-al-hollon-taylor-dental/): Discover expert General Dentistry in Mobile, AL at Hollon & Taylor Dental. Dr. Robin Hollon provides compassionate, comprehensive care for the whole family.
- [Dental Implants: What You Need to Know](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/dental-implants-what-you-need-to-know/): Learn everything about Dental Implants — how they work, who qualifies, and what to expect. Hollon and Taylor Dental Mobile is here to guide you.
- [The Truth About Teeth Whitening: Your Complete Guide](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/teeth-whitening-complete-guide/): While a bright white smile can enhance your confidence and self-esteem, it can be difficult to find the right method to achieve it. If you're considering getting your teeth whitened, chances are you're not alone. In fact, professional teeth whitening has become very popular among residents of Mobile, Alabama, and the surrounding areas who want to improve the appearance of their smiles. The large number of teeth whitening products available today can be overwhelming. In this blog, we'll discuss all aspects of teeth whitening so that you can make an informed choice about your smile.
- [Why Should I Choose Hollon and Taylor Dental for a Same-Day Consultation Instead of Visiting a Local Emergency Room?](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/is-same-day-dental-consultation-better-than-local-emergency-room/): Severe tooth pain or a broken crown often sends people into a panic, leading them straight to the nearest emergency room. While our local medical facilities in the Port City are top-tier for trauma and illness, they typically lack the specialized equipment and staff needed to address dental problems. Most ER doctors are trained to manage symptoms by prescribing antibiotics or pain relievers, but they rarely have the tools to perform an extraction or a root canal. This often leaves you with a temporary patch, a hefty bill, and a directive to find a dentist the next morning anyway.
- [Why Should Adults Consider Hollon & Taylor Dental for “Masked” Periodontal Disease?](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/masked-periodontal-disease/): Healthy-looking teeth often provide a false sense of security, leading many adults to believe their oral health is in perfect shape while a quiet infection brews beneath the gum line. This phenomenon, often referred to as "masked" periodontal disease, occurs when the outward signs of gum trouble—such as redness or swelling—are suppressed or absent. This is particularly common among smokers or individuals with high levels of fibrous tissue, in which the typical inflammatory response is dampened. By the time discomfort actually starts, the bone supporting the teeth may already be compromised. Catching these subtle shifts requires a level of clinical scrutiny that goes beyond a quick look in the bathroom mirror.
- [Top Reasons to ‘Power Up’ Your Toothbrush](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/top-reasons-to-power-up-your-toothbrush/): When it comes to brushing your teeth, you’ve got two basic tool options to choose from. While many patients are content with the traditional manual toothbrush, there are electric versions available as well for those patients who want to “power up” their tooth brushing game. Going electric with your toothbrush isn’t required or even recommended for every patient. It all depends on your oral health needs, personal preference and budget. However, there are some specific benefits to be gained for certain individuals.
- [Reasons to Feel Good About Getting a Dental Crown](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/reasons-to-feel-good-about-getting-a-dental-crown/): While crowns often represent royalty and fame, they aren’t considered as favorably when it comes to your teeth. However, just like the decorated crowns that are adorned on your head, dental crowns can also be a mark of restoration and beauty for your smile – especially if you are trying to recover from a damaged tooth.
- [Can Your Dentist Help Your Headaches?](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/can-your-dentist-help-your-headaches/): Do you suffer from migraines or chronic tension headaches? While it is common to look at your diet, hormones or allergies to determine the cause of your frequent head pain, the culprit may be related to your dental health. Many patients that fail to find relief from chronic headaches discover their dentist to be the final solution.
- [Are Porcelain Veneers Right for You?](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/are-porcelain-veneers-right-for-you/): You may know cosmetic dental veneers as something celebrities get to achieve a perfect smile for Hollywood. However, you should know that the same veneers that are available to your favorite movie stars are also available to you. In fact, porcelain veneers are one of the most popular treatments in modern cosmetic dentistry. They can make drastic and even life-changing improvements to your smile in minimal time.
- [Five Things You Need to Know About Dentures](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/five-things-you-need-to-know-about-dentures/): While teeth are designed to last a lifetime, not all of us are fortunate enough of to retain our natural smile as we age. Just because you’ve lost permanent teeth, doesn’t mean you can’t have a confident smile to grow old with. Dentures are an excellent, time-tested solution to replace a full arch of missing teeth. Here are five quick facts to understand about dentures to get the most out of your restorative dentistry investment:
- [Understanding TMD](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/understanding-tmd/): TMD refers to the disorder or dysfunction of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), or jaw joint, which is located on either side of your skull. The TMJ has big responsibilities on a daily basis, as this joint is what allows you to open and close your mouth and speak, yawn and eat comfortably. When the jaw joint suffers damage or strain, however, the symptoms can present themselves in very disruptive ways. Headaches, ear pain and jaw pain may be solved by a skilled TMJ dentist who understands temporomandibular joint disorder.
- [How 3D Imaging Improves Dental Implants](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/how-3d-imaging-improves-dental-implants/): When it comes to restoring your smile after missing teeth, dental implants are best. While dental implants carry an exemplary success rate on their own, the procedure can be more accurate, comfortable and successful with 3D technology. In fact, 3D guided dental implant surgery takes implant dentistry to the next level for both patient and dentist.
- [Why Root Canals are Heroic, Not Horrific](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/why-root-canals-are-heroic-not-horrific/): Root canal therapy is the treatment of choice for patients who have a severely infected or decaying tooth. This involves situations in which the inner portion of the tooth has been damaged or compromised in some way. Unfortunately, the central tooth pulp is the area where the sensitive nerves reside. Therefore, patients can be in excruciating pain when an infection has penetrated this sensitive area of the tooth. To bring you out of pain and save your infected tooth, an endodontic procedure called a root canal is typically recommended.
- [How Will My Dentist Fix My Chipped Tooth?](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/how-will-my-dentist-fix-my-chipped-tooth/): Your tooth enamel makes up the hardest, strongest and most mineralized substance in your entire body. However, teeth are not invincible. A tooth that is chipped, cracked or broken can be an aesthetic threat as well as a source of discomfort. Whether you have suffered a mouth trauma during sports or bit down on something too hard at dinner, there a variety of ways to repair your cracked or chipped tooth so that it looks, feels and functions like it did before.
- [The Benefits of Implant-Supported Dentures](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/the-benefits-of-implant-supported-dentures/): Deciding how to replace your missing teeth is a major decision. In fact, choosing the wrong option can greatly impact your quality of life and even compromise your oral health. Dentures are an excellent way to replace a full row of missing teeth, but there are many styles and options to choose from.
- [Got a Cavity? Say No to Flashy Fillings!](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/got-a-cavity-say-no-to-flashy-fillings/): Are you looking for an alternative to metal fillings? In the past, these silver (amalgam) fillings were the most common means of repairing tooth decay. However, modern dentists now offer a more cosmetically pleasing solution. With the use of tooth-colored composite resin, no one ever has to know you had a cavity filled!
- [Reasons to Consider Sedation Dentistry](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/reasons-to-consider-sedation-dentistry/): Not everyone enjoys going to the dentist. However, there are some people who flat out fear the dentist. Dental phobia is not only a very real condition, but it is also more common than you may think. In fact, according to a Dental Products Report, “one-third of the U.S. population avoids going to the dentist because of dental anxiety or fear.”
- [When Bad Breath is Persistent](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/when-bad-breath-is-persistent/): Do you avoid close encounters due to chronic bad breath that will not go away, even with brushing and mouthwash? Halitosis refers to persistent bad breath that can’t be blamed on the garlic bread you just ate. In fact, halitosis can be a warning sign of other oral health issues. At Hollon Dental, we understand how embarrassing this condition can be, but we also know that it should not be ignored. We treat your bad breath by addressing the underlying causes, helping you feel more confident in social interactions and keep a healthy smile.
- [Ask Us About Teeth Cleaning!](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/ask-us-about-teeth-cleaning/): Cleaning your teeth is really a non-negotiable task, especially if you plan on keeping them. However, there is a difference between cleaning them at home and letting a dentist perform a professional cleaning (also known as a dental prophylaxis). Here are some FAQ’s about teeth cleaning so that you can gain a better understanding of why it is important to do both:
- [Is it Time for New Dentures?](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/is-it-time-for-new-dentures/): Although modern dentures are fabricated remarkably well, every dental prosthetic has a certain lifespan. If you received traditional or partial dentures several years (or decades) ago, they may not fit, feel or look the way they used to. Beyond normal wear and tear, your dentures can also change due to bone loss in your jaw.
- [The Truth About Jaw Pain](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/the-truth-about-jaw-pain/): Your jaw joint, also called the TMJ, is more important than you think. Located on both sides of your face, these sliding hinge joints not only connect your lower jaw to your skull, but they also allow you to open and close your mouth. Problems or dysfunction with your TMJ can therefore trigger pain, chewing difficulties and more.
- [When to See a Dentist for Your Sleep Disorder](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/when-to-see-a-dentist-for-your-sleep-disorder/): How are you sleeping? Do you find yourself drowsy and irritable during the day? Does your partner complain of your snoring? When it comes to sleep, quality matters. In fact, one of the most disruptive sleep conditions is sleep apnea, which causes several pauses in breathing throughout the night. Unfortunately, this rarely goes unscathed during the day. Untreated sleep apnea can wreak havoc on your overall health, including heart disease, high blood pressure and stroke.
- [Cosmetic Dental Bonding: An Easy Smile Makeover](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/cosmetic-dental-bonding-an-easy-smile-makeover/): Enhancing the appearance of your smile doesn’t have to involve lengthy or expensive procedures in cosmetic dentistry. In fact, dental bonding is one of the most conservative and affordable solutions available, yet it can bring dramatic improvements to your smile.
- [4 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Gum Disease](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/4-ways-to-reduce-your-risk-of-gum-disease/): The leading cause of tooth loss is gum disease. Periodontal, or gum, disease affects an estimated 50% or more of adults over 30 years of age. It is not only an oral health problem – gum disease also increases risk of serious health conditions like type 2 diabetes, stroke and cardiovascular disease. Gum disease does not occur overnight, as it is a progressive disease that worsens over time. The good news is that periodontal disease can be prevented or treated to slow or stop the progression. Here are four ways to reduce your risk of gum disease for improved oral and overall health.
- [Are All-on-4 Dental Implants Right for You?](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/are-all-on-4-dental-implants-right-for-you/): You may have seen advertisements for hybrid denture options that offer a natural-looking smile with dental implants. There have been many denture-dental implant combinations used over the years to offer the support of implants to secure dentures in place, but each has its own pros and cons. All-on-4 dental implants are one of the latest innovations, which combines a hybrid denture with only four dental implants to hold it permanently in place. At Hollon Dental, we are excited to offer this option to our patients; but is it right for you?
- [Advantages of CEREC Dental Technology](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/advantages-of-cerec-dental-technology/): For many decades, most dental restorations were made at a dental laboratory. Dentists took impressions of the teeth, usually with a physical mold, and sent the tooth impression to the lab to be created. Dental crowns, bridges, inlays/onlays and bridges were commonly made in the dental lab, requiring two weeks or more to be finished and returned to the dental office. CEREC dental technology has changed this process, allowing dentists to make many of these components in their office. Here are some of the advantages of CEREC dental technology and why we use it at Hollon Dental.
- [What Gum Are You Chewing?](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/what-gum-are-you-chewing/): Although many people like to chew gum, everyone knows that chewing gum can cause cavities. Or does it? The ADA (American Dental Association) now has a safety seal for certain sugarless gums that have been shown to be actually beneficial to teeth. Some gums can reduce plaque acids, promote remineralization of tooth enamel, reduce cavities and/or reduce gingivitis. To earn the ADA Seal of Acceptance, studies must also show that the gum is safe to oral tissues according to results of both laboratory studies and clinical studies in humans.
- [Oral Health – the Gateway to Overall Health?](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/oral-health-the-gateway-to-overall-health/): Many people have no idea how oral health relates to a person’s overall health. The truth is, not only does poor oral health cause problems in the mouth, but it can also contribute to serious illnesses like cardiovascular disease and problems in pregnancy such as premature birth and low birth weight. And it can also be worsened by conditions such as diabetes and Alzheimer’s. Dr. Robin Hollon encourages all his patients to be diligent in their daily oral care and to make sure they are receiving the regular checkups they need to maintain good oral health. We encourage you to call us or check out our website for the dental services we offer.
- [Why Dental Implants?](https://www.mobilealdentist.com/why-dental-implants/): At Hollon Dental, we want you to be as informed as possible when you choose our dental implants services. Dr. Robin Hollon is always available by phone or email to discuss your questions about dental implants and will take all the time you need to feel comfortable with your choices. To learn more about dental implants, click on this article from the AAID, American Academy of Implant Dentistry.