Steel City Dental & Implants
Steel City Dental & Implants is a dental practice at 2041 Pepper Ln B in Pueblo, Colorado, describing its work as affordable top quality dentistry located here in Pueblo. Dr. Syed Reza, Dr. Rhiannon DeLeon, and Dr. Yuanchun (Zozo) Zhou cover general dentistry, from preventative exams, X rays, and cleanings through restorative extractions, fillings, bridges, crowns, root canals, and dentures. The practice also handles dental emergencies such as cracked or chipped teeth, swelling and pain, and broken fillings, and it treats dental implants as a core focus with single implants, implant bridges, and implant-supported dentures. Denturist Ray Chavez, who has provided dentures, partials, and implant dentures for the Pueblo community for more than 30 years, partners with the practice on denture services, and porcelain veneers round out the cosmetic side. Steel City Dental & Implants accepts Colorado Medicaid and most insurance PPOs.
Services
General dentistry
Preventative care including exams, X rays, and cleanings, plus restorative care.
Preventative care
Exams, X rays, and cleanings.
Dental emergencies
Cracked or chipped teeth, swelling and pain, and broken fillings.
Extractions
In house extractions, including impacted and broken teeth.
Dental implants
Permanent tooth replacement, single implants, implant bridges, and implant-supported dentures.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
2041 Pepper Ln B, Pueblo, CO 81005, USA
FAQs
Where is Steel City Dental & Implants located?
The practice is at 2041 Pepper Ln B, Pueblo, CO 81005. You can reach the office at (719) 415-3400 or by email at dentalpueblo@steelcity.dental.
Do you accept dental insurance?
Yes. Steel City Dental & Implants accepts Colorado Medicaid and most insurance PPOs. If you do not see your insurance listed on the practice website, the office asks that you call to inquire.
What are your office hours?
Google lists the office as open Monday through Thursday from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM and Friday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, closed Saturday and Sunday. The practice website notes that Steel City Dental operates on an alternating schedule to accommodate patients, so call (719) 415-3400 to confirm the hours for the week you plan to visit.
Do you perform tooth extractions?
Yes, and the practice handles them in house. Its dentists have extensive training in extracting challenging teeth, including impacted and broken teeth, and surgical specialists rotate through the surgical suite so that particularly complex extractions can be done under sedation if the need is met.
What if I am nervous about dental treatment?
The practice asks you to discuss your anxiety level with your provider. If you feel confident, the team will numb the area thoroughly. If you need a little help, the doctors can prescribe anxiety medications for the treatment as needed. If you need a lot of help, whether from anxiety, special needs, or extensive treatment, the practice partners with local anesthesiologists to provide fully sedated treatment. Fees do apply for conscious sedation, and fees may apply for IV sedation.
What denture options do you offer?
Complete or full dentures for patients with no teeth, immediate dentures made before the remaining teeth are removed, implant dentures that are either snap-in or fixed permanently, and partial dentures in both cast and flexible styles. General turnaround on dentures is approximately 2 weeks.
Do you place dental implants?
Yes. Implants can replace a single lost tooth, several teeth in an arch through an implant bridge, or a full arch through an implant denture. Not everyone is a good candidate, so the practice asks patients to come in for an evaluation of bone density and gum health.
How does the veneer process work?
It involves two main visits. At the first visit the dentist removes a thin layer of enamel, about 0.5 millimeters, then takes impressions and sends them to a dental laboratory, which may take two to three weeks. Temporary veneers may be provided in the meantime. At the second visit the fit and color are checked and the porcelain veneers are bonded to the teeth.