Le Febvre, Louis, DDS

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(225) 473-7766Call Visit WebsiteVisit Website Map & DirectionsDirections6473 Highway 44 Ste 202Gonzales, LA 70737 Write a ReviewWrite Review

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Primary: Dentist

Sub-Specialty: Primary Dental Care

Additional Specialties: Dental General Practice

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Fax: (225) 473-7999

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Dentists, Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Clinics, Dental Hygienists, Dental Labs, Endodontists, Implant Dentistry, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthodontists, Physicians & Surgeons, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers, Teeth Whitening Products & Services

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Phone: (225) 473-7766

Address: 6473 Highway 44 Ste 202, Gonzales, LA 70737

Website: http://www.smilesonmainstreet.com

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Le Febvre, Louis, DDS

Dental Examination
X-rays
Oral Cancer Screening
When detected early, oral cancer is actually curable in 80-90% of cases, yet according to the Oral Cancer Foundation, one American dies of oral cancer approximately every hour of every day! That’s why we screen our patients for early detection. While tobacco and alcohol use are the primary lifestyle risk factors for oral cancer, surprisingly 27% of oral cancer victims do not use tobacco or alcohol, or have any other lifestyle risk factors. Please come in for your screening. It only takes 5 minutes and could save your life!

Teeth Cleaning
If you have any degree of gum disease, we can help. Gum disease used to require surgery more often than not. While surgery is still an option and sometimes needed, many cases are now treated with less invasive techniques first, such as deep dental cleanings, local antibiotics, and special mouth rinses.
Fluoride Treatment
Plaque wears away at tooth enamel in a process known as “demineralization.” Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral that promotes remineralization of enamel, thereby strengthening the teeth and helping protect them against decay. Fluoride can also help reverse early stages of tooth decay. Children with newly-erupted teeth (especially permanent teeth) can benefit a great deal from fluoride exposure, but adults should make sure their teeth come in contact with it, too. The safe and easy way to expose your teeth to fluoride is to use fluoride toothpaste. But there are also a number of gels, rinses, and in-office fluoride treatments we offer that can do the trick!
Dental Sealants
Proper oral hygiene is essential for preventing cavities, but toothbrushes cannot always reach down into the deepest grooves of teeth. Dental sealants work by filling in grooves on the chewing surfaces of back teeth where food particles can get caught and cause cavities. The application of sealants is fast and comfortable, and sealants can effectively help protect teeth for many years.

Fillings
Veneers
If you’re ready for a dramatic smile makeover, porcelain veneers can totally change the appearance of your teeth to give you the smile of your dreams! Veneers are thin, custom-made casings applied to the front side of teeth to change their shape, color, or general appearance in practically any way you desire. After consulting with you about your treatment options, Dr. LeFebvre will create a model based on the smile makeover look of your choice. We will send the model to a dental technician in a lab who will then make your actual veneers with durable, tooth colored materials that will look and feel natural in your mouth.
Crowns
Crowns can be made of all-porcelain (ceramic) material, porcelain fused to metal, gold alloys, or base metal alloys. Each of these restorative materials has its advantages and disadvantages. Porcelain crowns most closely mimic natural tooth appearance, which is one of the reasons we prefer them. To save you valuable time, we can place crowns in only one visit using the CEREC® system.
Bridges
Dental crowns, often called caps, cover teeth to restore them to their appropriate shape and size after large fillings, fractures, or weakening forces such as intense grinding. In all these cases, crowns not only cover teeth but provide added support. They can also be used to attach bridges, cover dental implants, restore seriously discolored or misshapen teeth, and even as a preventive measure to protect a tooth in danger of breaking. Dental bridges bridge gaps left by one or multiple missing teeth. The two teeth on either side of the gap to be bridged serve as anchor teeth. Each anchor tooth has a crown that attaches to the false tooth/teeth of the bridge. Dental bridges can be supported by natural teeth with crowns on top, or by implant-supported crowns.
Restorative Dentistry
Call our office today to schedule your FREE implant consultation and discover how you could benefit from this superb option in restorative dentistry.

Root Canal Treatment
Relief from the pain of an infected tooth is a very welcome and immediate advantage to root canal therapy. Long-term benefits include saving your natural tooth and avoiding damage to the surrounding bone. Additionally, with continued dental care and good oral hygiene after root canal therapy, the restored tooth should last you many years.

Dentures
Dr. LeFebvre uses only the best materials to fabricate his patients’ new dentures. With modern and improved methods, partial or full dentures can look just like natural teeth. While fabrication and fitting of your new teeth can take three to four appointments, you will understand when you receive your dentures that the time put into your new, natural-looking smile was well worth it.

Dental Implants
Dr. LeFebvre believes it is best to have the same dentist who places your implants also be the one to restore them. This is why he has had training in both phases of implant dentistry, to enable you to receive all of your implant treatment in one office.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Tooth Extractions
Sometimes conditions in your mouth, ranging from infection and pain, to traumatic injury, to advanced tooth decay, make tooth extraction (tooth removal) the best option.

Braces
“I decided to have Main Street Dental Care take care of my dental needs because of the excellent service by Dr. LeFebvre and the rest of his staff. On all of my visits, I was always given such special treatment, always felt at home, and the staff treated me as if I were like family when I was there. Dr. LeFebvre transformed my smile with 6 month braces and changed my attitude from never wanting to smile to “WOW! I love my smile!” The continuity of care that I received at Main Street Dental Care was exquisite, and I would refer all of my friends and family to Dr. LeFebvre.”

Teeth Whitening
In addition to giving you the benefit of a cleaner looking and more attractive smile, whiter teeth can also boost your confidence and enhance your self-esteem. At Main Street Dental Care, we offer custom take-home whitening kits, a convenient in-office whitening procedure, and a powerful Deep Bleaching™ method for the whitest smile possible. Ask us about the whitening plan that’s right for you. You’ll love the results of a brighter, more dazzling smile!
Cosmetic Dentistry
According to a study performed by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, nearly all Americans — 99.7% — believe a smile is an important social asset, while 74% believe an unattractive smile can hurt your chances for a successful career. Our practice proudly offers cosmetic treatments to makeover your smile, including Botox, teeth straightening, veneers, and whitening.
General Dentistry
General dentistry services involve diagnosis, treatment, and maintenance of general conditions and problems affecting the teeth, gums, and jaw. Prevention and gum care are fundamental parts of general dentistry, as are diagnosing and treating problems before they grow to be painful and often expensive. Keeping up with oral health is vital to overall health, and it can also significantly reduce the amount of money that you’ll need to spend on dental treatment later in life.

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