Cumberland Pointe Dental

12/25/2025

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving to all our patients and their families.

09/11/2025

Another Success Story at Cumberland Pointe Dental! 🦷✨
We recently had the opportunity to help one of our emergency patients who broke a tooth late on a Friday night. Dental emergencies can be stressful, but we're proud to be a practice that’s here when you need us most—even outside typical business hours.
Thanks to our extended hours and weekend availability, we were able to get this patient out of pain and smiling again in no time.
If you ever find yourself in a dental emergency, don’t wait—Cumberland Pointe Dental is here to help. 💙
📞 Call us anytime – we're ready when you need us.

Trusted source with great results! Cumberland Pointe Dental - Modern dentistry with a warm, caring and highly trained team. Get the healthy, gorgeous smile you deserve.

05/27/2025

🕒 Important Update: New Office Hours
Dear Patients and friends in our community,
We wanted to let you know that our office hours will be changing, effective June 1st, 2025. These new hours are designed to better serve you and accommodate your scheduling needs.
🦷 Our New Hours Will Be:
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM – 6 :00 PM
Wednesday: 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Thursday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM – 6 :00 PM
Friday: Closed
Saturday: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM
Sunday: Closed
We appreciate your understanding and continued support as we make this change. If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, feel free to call us at (317) 770-4783 or visit www.cumberlandpointedental.com
Thank you for being part of our dental family!
Warm regards,
Cumberland Pointe Dental

03/26/2025

Why You Might Need a Crown for a Broken Tooth
Accidents happen, and sometimes, our teeth don’t escape unscathed. A broken tooth can be more than just a cosmetic issue – it can lead to pain, sensitivity, and even further damage if left untreated. That’s where dental crowns come in as a reliable solution to restore both function and appearance.
A dental crown is essentially a cap that covers the damaged tooth, helping to protect it from further harm while restoring its strength and shape. If your tooth has been cracked or broken due to trauma, decay, or wear and tear, a crown can seal the tooth, preventing bacteria from entering and causing an infection. This also ensures you can chew comfortably and smile confidently again.
The process of getting a crown typically involves a couple of visits to your dentist. First, they’ll clean and prepare the broken tooth, sometimes removing any remaining decayed tissue. Then, an impression is made to create a custom crown that fits your tooth perfectly. Once ready, the crown is placed over your tooth, and you’ll be good to go!
If you have a broken tooth, don’t wait for the problem to worsen. A dental crown can help restore your smile and prevent future complications. Reach out to your dentist to see if a crown is the right option for you.

03/23/2025

A beautiful smile is one of the best ways to boost your confidence and leave a lasting impression. If you've ever wished for a more radiant, straight, or uniform smile, cosmetic dentistry may be the solution you're looking for. Here’s how we can help you improve your smile and enhance your natural beauty with a treatment like Dental Bonding. Dental Bonding is a quick, affordable, and effective way to improve your smile. Using tooth-colored resin, we can reshape or fill in imperfections, restoring your teeth to their natural beauty

Trusted source with great results! Cumberland Pointe Dental - Modern dentistry with a warm, caring and highly trained team. Get the healthy, gorgeous smile you deserve.

03/22/2025

What a thoughtful and creative gift from our patient and friend Paige Harper! She is so sweet that she made the mugs by hand and even personalized Dr. Naga’s with a tooth design—such a special touch. We appreciate the time and effort you put into this gesture. I’m sure it’s a gift that will always remind us of her thoughtfulness. Thank you Paige for your sweet gesture

03/19/2025

If you notice swelling, pain, or pus around your gums or teeth, it may be an abscess. A few things you can do right away:
• Rinse with warm salt water to help reduce swelling and cleanse the area.
• Do not attempt to pop the abscess, as this can spread the infection.
• See your dentist immediately—an untreated abscess can lead to serious complications, some of which could be life-threatening.