Blogs: Preventive Care

Have an early stage cavity? Ask about our remineralization protocol that can stop or even REVERSE the cavity and avoid the drill.

Why do we ask for your healthistory update?

Happy Toothsday!

Don't neglect your teeth during this busy time of year!  And, don't forget we have stocking stuffers for your loved ones including bleaching kits and toothbrush heads.  They may not be the most fun, but they are practical!!

Happy Toothsday!

Just a quick reminder.....

Happy Toothsday!

Check out https://www.ada.org/en/member-center/oral-health-topics/dental-sealants# for a full article on dental sealants.

Happy Toothsday!

Happy Toothsday!

Did you know that you can get sick from your toothbrush!??  Mouths and toothbrushes are home to millions of bacteria and a few simple steps can keep you healthy.  

Did you know you can get gum disease and gingivitis by kissing someone, sharing utensils, or sharing drinks???  Good news!!  You can prevent gum disease and gingivitis with good oral hygiene; brushing and flossing.  Call today for your next check-up and cleaning appointment.

Be sure to check us out on YouTube, Instagram, or Facebook and watch the latest challenge completed by our team members supporting Oral Cancer Awareness Month.

It's week two of April Oral Cancer Awareness Month.

This week's contest....how many flosses are in the container?  Contest ends and winner announced on 4/12/18 and the next cheek retractor video will be posted 4/16/18.  Check out our FaceBook and Instagram pages for the contest picture and to submit your vote.

Happy Toothsday!  

Most people know that they should visit their dentist twice each year for examinations and cleanings. The problem is that many people do not visit their dentist as often as they should.

A recent survey put out by Delta Dental, however, shows that although many Americans don’t visit their dentist as often as they should, they actually want to visit ...

You take good care of your oral hygiene on a daily basis with regular brushing and flossing. But perhaps you aren’t as diligent with going to the dentist twice per year as recommended. It might have been so long since your last appointment, in fact, you might have forgotten about the elements of dental cleanings and exams. |

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Have you wondered why the dentist takes x-rays?

Reasons we take x-rays:

1.  Examining areas prior to performing procedures.    
2. Looking for infections at the tip of the root.  
3. Checking for bone loss. 
4.  Inspecting for decay between teeth and under fillings. 
5. Reviewing changes during growth and in-between visits.

During the month of July, all new patients will receive a FREE Sonicare Electric Toothbrush!