Introducing NightLase® Treatment for Snoring
NightLase® is a safe, non-invasive laser treatment for the soft palate, the back of the tongue, and the floor of the mouth. If you snore or have a diagnosis of obstructive sleep apnea, this procedure may help! We’re pleased to offer NightLase at Winchester Dental. Kelly Richardson, DDS explains how it works.
Read MoreMeet the Superstar: Mistie Dodson!
This month, we proudly introduce Mistie Dodson, RDH as this month’s superstar! Mistie has been a dental hygienist for 17 years. In this interview, she talks about learning from her mentor, her thoughts on professional association membership, and the surprising benefit daily flossing can offer.
Read MoreHave a Brilliant Valentine’s Day with Half-Off Teeth Whitening!
What a great way to treat your teeth with love! Between now and February 28, 2021, you can enjoy teeth whitening treatments at a 50% discount.
Read MoreDiabetes and Your Dental Care
Diabetes is a serious issue that can affect many aspects of your health, including that of your mouth. If you’ve received a diagnosis of diabetes, you may already be taking important steps to manage your condition. Here’s why you also need to take excellent care of your gums (with the help of your dentist and hygienist).
Read MoreMeet the Superstar: Cierra Funke!
Cierra Funke is our featured superstar in this post! Read on to learn about her beginnings with Winchester Dental, what she’s currently working on, and what she likes to do in her free time.
Read More7 Tips for Great Health Throughout the 2020 Holidays
With the holiday season approaching, things may look and feel different this year as we continue to keep our health and safety in primary focus due to COVID-19 concerns. Your mouth and teeth are an integral part of your overall health. Here are seven tips to help you make the most of your holidays!
Read MoreSeal and Protect Your Exposed Tooth Roots
Sensitive teeth? Read about the simple preventative treatment that can help alleviate the discomfort you feel due to exposed tooth roots.
Read MoreWhat is a Crossbite?
You want your children to have the best opportunity to reach their full growth potential with the most robust health. But a crossbite condition could potentially interfere and cause problems. How can you help your children avoid this? Here’s what you should know about crossbites, and why early treatment plays a key role.
Read MoreGut Health and Oral Health: What’s the Connection?
Is your cavity or canker sore a simple matter, or a sign of a more serious issue? Surprisingly, the answer may depend on what’s happening in your gut (your digestive system). Here’s how it works.
Read MoreHow to Maintain Your Gum Health and Your Budget
Good gum health is crucial to good overall health. Here’s a way to save money AND prioritize your health while you keep your gums in mint condition.
Read MoreWinchester Dental Reopens May 5 for Routine Appointments
At Winchester Dental, we remain committed to your health and safety. We’re pleased to announce that our office will reopen for routine dental treatments on Tuesday, May 5, 2020, to serve our patients and community.
Read More8 Tips for a Healthy Mouth During the COVID-19 Outbreak
It’s more important than ever to keep your immune system strong, and your oral health is crucial. Until you can schedule routine visits with your dentist and dental hygienist again, here are some of the best things you can do to maintain a healthy mouth and minimize the risk of a dental emergency.
Read MoreOur COVID-19 Response
As you know, we have always been committed to your health. Our hygiene practices are stringent at all times. We are doing everything we can to assist with the containment of the COVID-19 virus.
Read MoreWhy Your Child Should See a Pediatrician AND a Dentist For Some Health Conditions
Your child’s health is a priority. Along with making sure your little one gets enough rest, exercise, and good nutrition, it’s important to schedule regular medical and dental checkups. If you’re concerned that your child may have certain health conditions, your first call will almost certainly be to your child’s pediatrician, who usually can provide a medical solution or a referral to another medical professional. But for certain health issues—even some that appear to have nothing to do with your child’s teeth—a dentist may have the solutions that will fix the source of the problem or problems.
Read MoreSleep Apnea: Five Important Facts
Individuals with sleep apnea stop breathing repeatedly while they sleep. In severe cases, this may occur up to 30 times an hour. Severe health problems can result from untreated sleep apnea; are you at risk? Here’s what you need to know.
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