Clarksville Crossing Dental Center

Dr. Steinweg graduated from Owings Mills High School, the University of Maryland College Park. At College Park he studied Biological Sciences, completing his full degree in three academic years. Following the completion of his undergraduate degree, he attended the University of Maryland Dental School in Baltimore and achieved the degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery.

Here at Clarksville Crossing Dental we specialize in all aspects of general dentistry for the entire family. A healthy, strong smile requires regular maintenance, and that's why we recommend a comprehensive dental checkup in our office every six months for every member of the family. At each of these appointments, our team will examine your teeth, gums, occlusion (how upper and lower teeth fit together) and any of your existing dental work.

Nothing makes a better and more confident first impression than a bright, white, beautiful smile. Here at Clarksville Dental Crossing we specialize in all aspects of cosmetic dentistry ranging from whitening and straightening, to contouring, veneers, and smile makeovers personalized perfectly to each patient.

Many dentists provide comprehensive restorative dentistry for patients who suffer from common oral health problems that require necessary care. These techniques can overlap with cosmetic dentistry procedures as modern restorations are designed to look and feel natural or improve one's existing appearance.

Here at Clarksville Dental Crossing we love our kids and encourage you to schedule regular preventative maintenance for every member of the family. Our doctors are board-certified dentists who offer friendly and gentle care for children of all ages.

We believe that early positive dental experiences lead to great life-long habits, so pride ourselves on offering a fun and "non-threatening" dental environment for our younger and older patients alike.When our children are first born, dental visits are generally the furthest issue from our minds; after all, until teething begins, most of us don't give a second thought to dental health.