Hygiene & gum health
Cleanings, gum disease, flossing and brushing, oral cancer checks.

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What happens at a comprehensive dental exam
Read the guide →: What happens at a comprehensive dental examA full exam looks at much more than cavities. Here is each step, how long it takes, and what it costs as…
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5 warning signs of oral tumors you shouldn’t ignore
Read the guide →: 5 warning signs of oral tumors you shouldn’t ignoreMost mouth changes are harmless, but a few deserve a prompt exam. Here are five warning signs of oral tumors and what…
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5 benefits of scaling and root planing for your gums and teeth
Read the guide →: 5 benefits of scaling and root planing for your gums and teethScaling and root planing treats gum disease below the gumline. Here are five real benefits and what the visit is like.
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How to fix an early cavity before it gets worse
Read the guide →: How to fix an early cavity before it gets worseEarly cavities start as chalky white spots that can often be reversed. Learn what helps and when a filling becomes the fix.
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Why you shouldn’t ignore the early signs of gum disease
Read the guide →: Why you shouldn’t ignore the early signs of gum diseaseBleeding gums are the most common early sign of gum disease. Caught early, it is reversible. Here is what to watch for…
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Oral cancer: signs, risk factors and how it’s found
Read the guide →: Oral cancer: signs, risk factors and how it’s foundMost mouth sores heal in two weeks. Oral cancer doesn’t. Here are the signs to watch for, who is at higher risk…
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Types of gum disease and their symptoms
Read the guide →: Types of gum disease and their symptomsGingivitis and periodontitis look and act differently. Learn the symptoms of each type of gum disease and how each is treated.
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How soon can you eat after fluoride treatment?
Read the guide →: How soon can you eat after fluoride treatment?Wait about 30 minutes, then eat soft, lukewarm food for the rest of the day. Here is what to avoid, when to…
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How long after a dental cleaning can I eat?
Read the guide →: How long after a dental cleaning can I eat?After a regular cleaning you can usually eat right away. If you had fluoride, wait about 30 minutes. Here’s what to eat…
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Why do my gums hurt after flossing?
Read the guide →: Why do my gums hurt after flossing?Sore gums after flossing are common when you’re just starting or pressing too hard. Here’s how to fix it and when soreness…
Family dentistry · New patients welcome
Open Saturdays. Same-day emergencies.
Care for the whole family, kids from age 1 to seniors. Tuesday, Wednesday & Saturday, 9am–3pm. New-patient exam with X-ray $49. Hablamos español.
