November Content

 It's National Brush Day!

Tell us which toothbrush you prefer to brush your teeth with!

While getting your teeth cleaned every 6 months is important, so is your exam. 

Call us today if you would like to schedule your exam.

This is a judgment free zone...;)

Who can relate? 

 We are all busy these days, save your energy and SMILE! 

Let us know below if you have a special Veteran in your life.

Let's see who hates needles the most! ;)

 Wanting to whiten your teeth before the Holidays? Do you have family pictures coming up? We can help! Call us at  _____ and schedule your whitening consultation with us. 

 Distract yourself- Listening to a podcast, watching a movie, or simply finding a spot on the ceiling to focus on might be just what you need to help calm your fears. 

 Bring a friend or spouse- Just having someone that you trust nearby can really help ease your anxiety. 

Discuss your fears with your dentist- Most dentist have experience with fearful people, and will have options to help relieve some of your fears.  

The key is to always be honest about why you’re fearful, and try to find the best solution for YOU! 

Now that it's November... we've got some questions!

In this situation, time is important! 

Keeping it moist is essential (milk is a great option). While your tooth is soaking, call your dentist right away. Getting seen by a dentist within 24 hours is crucial.

While we hope you never HAVE to know these things, we're glad you now do.

If you are experiencing pain or tenderness in your jaw, aching pain in and around your ear, difficulty in closing your mouth, or headaches you might have TMJ.

We'd be happy to check this out for you at your next visit with us!

Which one are you not eating tomorrow at Thanksgiving dinner?

Happy Thanksgiving to you from all of us at......

 1. Brush at least twice per day- sometimes that means bringing a toothbrush wherever life takes you throughout your day. 

 2. Floss once per day- flossing helps 

remove unwanted food in your mouth that might be causing bad breath.  

 3. Don’t forget your tongue- Your tongue creates bacteria that might be causing a foul odor. Carefully brush with your toothbrush or buy a tongue scraper. 

 4. Stay hydrated- Caffeine and alcohol can dry out the mouth. Drink plenty of water throughout your day. 

 5. Schedule regular dental checkups- Twice a year preferably 

When in doubt, talk to your dentist

about your situation.