Valentine's Day is fast approaching. You look in the mirror and notice some unsightly stains on your teeth. But don't worry…there's still time to plan ahead and achieve a whiter smile in time for the big date. Here are some Do’s and Don’ts to follow when it comes to teeth whitening: DO know the limits of whitening products With whitening toothpastes and over-the-counter whitening kits, look …Read More
At Enamel Dental, we see patients who resolve to do any number of things for their teeth, from flossing to whitening to braces. Whatever it is, if your resolution seems like a distant memory already, try these suggestions for keeping your dental goals top of mind. Brushing more Most people brush twice a day: in the morning and before bed. But maybe you've resolved to brush after meals, too. The fi…Read More
Are you paying attention to the other half of your oral care routine -- your gums? Gum disease is the leading cause of early tooth loss. Furthermore, research shows a correlation between gum disease and other conditions such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease and osteoporosis. There are two types of gum disease: Gingivitis This is the milder form of gum disease, which causes bleeding, irritation,…Read More
Brush. Spit. Rinse. Do this twice a day, and your teeth and gums will be in tip-top shape, right? Brushing your teeth is a great habit to have, but there is much more to keeping your mouth clean. The truth is, most of us probably make at least one mistake when it comes to maintaining good dental health. Here are the top five mistakes we at Enamel Dental see our patients making, along with some tip…Read More
Most people are aware of the usual culprits that stain teeth. Red wine. Chocolate. Coffee. If only there were foods that did the opposite -- actually helped keep your teeth clean and pearly white. You might be surprised to learn that such foods do exist. Certain fruits and vegetables, as well as some dairy, are not just good for your body; they are also effective at keeping discoloration and harmf…Read More
Routine dental care can present an issue to the senior population, as they’re more vulnerable to oral health risks, not only because of their age, but because of different lifestyle issues. Since we only receive one pair of permanent teeth, it’s crucial to care for them at every stage in life. The Washington Dental Service Foundation has found that people over the age of 60 only have a port…Read More
Having healthy teeth throughout your life starts with the dental hygiene habits that you establish as a child. Caring for your teeth at a young age can help you maintain a full set a healthy, strong teeth long into your retirement years. If you want to help your children establish habits that will help them keep their teeth healthy for the rest of their lives, the time to start is now. Our office …Read More
Do you get nervous about going to the dentist? You definitely aren't alone. Up to 40 million people in the United States experience some anxiety about going to the dentist. For some of those people, the anxiety can be so intense that it actually stops them from going to the dentist altogether, putting their oral health at risk and delaying dental work they might badly need. If you experience feeli…Read More
You probably know that what you eat matters to your health, but did you know that what you eat has a direct impact on the health of your teeth? Eating certain foods can provide your body with the nutrients that it needs in order to build strong, healthy teeth. There are also foods that you can eat that can really do a lot of damage to your teeth and create a lasting impact on your oral health. Our…Read More
Going to the dentist can be a nightmare for some people, particularly if they have bad teeth. Some of us just can't help it and they are cursed with teeth that are more susceptible to cavities and other nasty ailments. This is when a competent dentist can be them most important person for maintaining a healthy smile. But what if it has been quite a few years since you have been to the dentist? Cle…Read More
At Enamel Dental, we offer a wide range of general dentistry procedures, ranging from a routine clean to implants and Invisalign. Click here to learn about the extensive services we offer!
Dentistry is our passion and we are dedicated to our patients' dental health. We love helping people achieve the smiles they deserve, with the quality of work they deserve. Not only is it our goal to provide you with top of the line dentistry, but to create a trusting relationship with our clients.
We want to show you all of the beautiful smiles we've created! We love being able to show clients the "before" and "after" smile comparison once they have received their smile restoration and dental care. We want to show you what we can accomplish- Check out our Smile Gallery!
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