February – National Children’s Dental Health Month

Getting kids started out right with their teeth is a mission of mine, and I hope yours too. Dental health has long-term implications for heart disease and stroke. Most dental problems can be avoided if usual prevent practices are followed. It is the standard of care to see little ones for a dental checkup by age 1 (well-baby checkup). If it’s time to get your children in for a checkup consider getting them in during National Childrens Dental Health Month.


I practice general, family, and cosmetic dentistry, and offer a wide range of services to all ages. All the dentistry I do is cosmetic: I do not use silver / amalgam fillings and have not since 1986. My focus is on education and prevention. I know that you can get a filling, or crown, or cleaning with any dentist – what makes a difference is how you receive the service, and I make every effort to help you feel welcome, comfortable, and respected.


  • 1 I restore the implant (make the crown / bridge), the actual implant is done by the oral surgeon or periodontist.
  • 2 Some root canal treatment by the endodontist – as needed.
  • 3 My commitment is to keep teeth and gums healthy (many extractions are treated by the oral surgeon or periodontist)
  • I refer to specialists for your well being.

 

 

 

 

 

DenTrivia

Three Impediments to Flossing

  • Which floss: the easiest floss is Glide.
  • How you hold it: middle fingers.
  • When you floss: most people try to at bedtime. It’s often easier to get done every day when done in the morning

More about flossing, click here.

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