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Five Facts about Bacteria
posted: Sep 11, 2019.
Bacteria are bad… right? They can cause diseases like pneumonia, strep throat, and tooth decay. They are the reason we wash our hands with soap (or antibacterial gels) and cook Read more -
Understanding the Benefits - and Limitations - of Dental Insurance
posted: Sep 01, 2019.
Most of us think of insurance as a means to protect us and our families from unforeseen loss. While that’s the general definition, some insurance plans — like dental — Read more -
Gum Disease can Prevent Your Gums from Protecting Your Teeth
posted: Aug 22, 2019.
Your mouth is a lot like the Wild West — home to millions of bacteria and other microbes, some of which are definitely not “the good guys.” But your teeth Read more -
Advancing Gum Disease Requires Thorough Treatment to Control it
posted: Aug 12, 2019.
If you ever get out of the habit of daily brushing and flossing, you’re setting yourself up for dental disease. Neglecting oral hygiene allows bacterial plaque to build up on Read more -
Smoking Could Increase Your Gum Disease Risk
posted: Aug 02, 2019.
Although periodontal (gum) disease starts with the gums, the teeth may ultimately suffer. An infection can damage the gum attachment and supporting bone to the point that an affected tooth Read more -
Dentures are Still a Viable Choice for Tooth Replacement
posted: Jul 23, 2019.
Edentulism, the loss of all of a person’s teeth, is more than an appearance problem. As one in four Americans over 65 can attest, total tooth loss can lead to Read more -
3 Ways to Protect Your Teeth in the Great Outdoors
posted: Jul 13, 2019.
It’s July—and that means it’s National Park and Recreation Month! If you’re like a lot of families, you might already be planning a trip to one of the nation’s 58 Read more -
You May Need to Postpone an Upcoming Dental Visit if You Have Shingles
posted: Jul 03, 2019.
Chicken pox is a common viral infection that usually occurs during childhood. Although the disease symptoms only last a short time, the virus that caused it may remain, lying dormant Read more -
The Right Treatment for Your Child's Injured Tooth Increases its Survival
posted: Jun 23, 2019.
Children have a lot of energy that's often channeled through physical activities and sports. Unfortunately, this also increases their risk of injuries, particularly to their teeth.Injuries to the mouth can Read more -
Less-Invasive Pulp Capping Could Save Your Tooth
posted: Jun 13, 2019.
There’s one sure thing about tooth decay: you can’t ignore it. In fact, the best outcomes result from finding it early and treating it before it enters the pulp in Read more -
Smoking Could Shorten Your Implants' Longevity
posted: Jun 03, 2019.
Although costly in the beginning, dental implants often turn out to be the least expensive tooth replacement option. That's because their enviable record for longevity often outpaces dentures or bridges. Read more -
Affordable Veneers Can Give You a New Smile
posted: May 24, 2019.
Your teeth are sound and healthy—but appearance-wise, they're nothing to write home about. It's nothing major: a chip, some heavy staining or perhaps a slight gap between the front teeth. Read more -
Watch for these 4 Signs of Gum Disease
posted: May 14, 2019.
Your smile may look healthy, but something quite unhealthy may be going on behind it. Unbeknownst to you, periodontal (gum) disease could even now be damaging tissues and bone that Read more -
Keep an Eye on Your Family's Fluoride Intake
posted: May 04, 2019.
Fluoride is a critical weapon in the war against tooth decay. But this natural chemical proven to strengthen tooth enamel has also aroused suspicion over the years that it might Read more -
3 Tips for Helping Your Child Feel More Comfortable Going to the Dentist
posted: Apr 24, 2019.
There’s really no secret to keeping your child’s teeth healthy — good, daily hygiene habits, regular dental visits and early treatment for emerging problems. It’s a lot easier for those Read more -
3 Situations for Seeing a Periodontist
posted: Apr 14, 2019.
It’s likely you depend on your regular dentist for the lion’s share of your dental care. But in cases of advanced disease or trauma, you may need the services of Read more
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Our Regular Schedule
Heights Family Dental
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Tuesday:
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Wednesday:
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