The Most Important Vitamins and Minerals for Your Teeth
A healthy diet serves your oral health as an important part of your overall health. Are you doing as much as you can for your mouth and teeth? These delicious foods (non-vegan and vegan), packed with crucial vitamins and minerals, will help you.
Read MoreYour Favorite Drinks: Superheroes or Foes?
Are your favorite drinks working for or against your teeth? Before you take your next sip, here’s what you should know.
Read MoreWhat to Expect at Your Dental Extraction Visit
If your treatment plan requires the extraction of a tooth, we will work with you to understand and address your concerns, and to ensure your comfort during every part of the process. Here’s what you can expect.
Read MoreBusted! 7 Common Myths About Orthodontic Treatment
Modern dental technology and techniques mean that orthodontic treatment now looks and feels quite different than it did as recently as ten years ago. In most cases, it’s faster, more comfortable, more convenient, and more effective than ever. Bye, myths!
Read MoreA Clear Alternative to Braces
If you’re considering orthodontic treatment, clear aligners may be a great option for you! The latest advances in research, technology, and materials mean that clear aligners are a comfortable, convenient alternative to braces. Gio Iuculano, DDS discusses the most recent developments.
Read MoreIs an Electric Toothbrush Better?
When it comes to cleaning teeth, patients often ask if an electric toothbrush is better than a regular one. Gio Iuculano, DDS weighs in, “We provide free regular toothbrushes after every dental cleaning. Our first priority is for patients to brush twice daily with any high-quality toothbrush. For those who seek an A+ with extra credit, an electric toothbrush can be a game-changer.” Here’s why.
Read MoreCeliac Disease: Early Signs Your Child’s Dentist Might Spot
Your child’s dentist might be the first to observe early signs of celiac disease in her mouth or teeth. Catching it early is crucial to good health.
Read MoreHelp Your Child Have a Healthy Mouth! Here’s How
For children, a healthy mouth often starts with parents and caregivers modeling and encouraging good oral care habits. Beginning at a young age makes it easier for children to maintain good oral health as they get older. How can adults best help children with this? Donna Greco, DMD has answers.
Read MoreDoes Your Dentist Do These 6 Things for Your Health and Safety?
To ensure your health and safety, what does a truly outstanding dental office do? In addition to using modern technology and taking regular continuing education courses to keep up with the newest treatment techniques, the most diligent dental providers take special steps for sterilization and infection control. Go behind the scenes with our OSHA coordinator Staci Kubovcik to learn about Winchester Dental’s best industry practices.
Read MoreWinter Teeth Whitening Special!
Brighten up your winter days! We’re offering half off all regular teeth whitening treatments between now and February 28, 2019.
Read MoreWhat You Should Know About Dry Mouth
Dry mouth (xerostomia) occurs when your normal saliva flow slows down or stops. It is not a disease, but a condition that can arise as a side effect of various other factors. If you’re experiencing dry mouth or think you may be at risk, here’s what you should know.
Read MoreAbout You, Our Valued (or Potential) Patient
Whether you’re a satisfied patient of Winchester Dental or a potential patient, you seek to save time, stress, and money in making the best health choices. Here’s how we’re helping.
Read MoreWhy Choosing an Integrative Dental Practice is One of the Best Health Decisions You Can Make
Your mouth and teeth are just as important as other parts of your body, and it makes sense to treat them as such. At Winchester Dental, we practice integrative dentistry—providing solutions to help you reach your best oral health along with your best overall health. Here’s why integrative dentistry is a great health decision.
Read More7 Great Reasons to Floss Every Day
You’ve probably heard your dentist or hygienist regularly recommend that you floss daily. Flossing takes only a few minutes, but for some patients, getting started and then flossing regularly can be a challenge. If you’ve already made it part of your routine, congratulations! But if you need more encouragement, here are seven great reasons to make the effort!
Read MoreSensitive Teeth: What Should I Know?
Most of us have experienced sensitive teeth at one point or another. Sometimes the sensitivity is momentary or temporary; but on occasion, the discomfort lasts. What causes sensitive teeth? How can you avoid this issue, and when should you seek help from your dentist? Dr. Chase Garris, DDS has answers.
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