If you live in our area, you are probably familiar with common dietary patterns.
When you step into our practice for a comprehensive dental examination, you are not just getting a quick look at your teeth.
When you sit in the dental chair, you want to know exactly what is happening beneath the surface of your teeth without unnecessary delays or worries.
When you sit in a dental chair, you probably expect us to look for cavities or plaque.
Many people do not realize that the public water supply across Reading and the wider local area contains no added fluoride.
Healthy teeth rely entirely on the foundation supporting them.
Introducing your child to the dental chair doesn't have to be a source of family anxiety.
Keeping your natural teeth healthy shouldn't feel like a chore or a source of anxiety.
When you sit in our chair for a routine oral exam, we do not just count your teeth and send you on your way.
Bleeding when you brush or floss, gums that look red or puffy, and teeth that start to feel loose can all be signs of gum disease. When a regular cleaning isn’t enough, we may recommend a deep cleaning that clears tartar and bacteria from below the gumline. After that, periodontal maintenance visits help keep the infection from coming back.
Our gum disease treatment page explains each step, how we keep deep cleanings comfortable, and when a referral to a periodontist makes sense.
