Happy new year! Whether or not you’ve made resolutions, you can invest in your oral health in ways that are quick and easy, that can help you feel refreshed, and that can yield powerful results for your overall health. What a great way to start the year!
The Winchester Dental family welcomes our new dentist, Stacey Good, DMD! Dr. Good, who has been working in the dental field for nearly 20 years,
As dental technology advances, so does Winchester Dental’s ability to provide you the most current treatments and therapies. We’re committed to regularly investing in and training our team members to use the newest dental technology, so that we can provide you precision care at the highest levels of comfort—and of course, save you time and money! In this article, Kelly Richardson, DDS talks about some of the newest additions to Winchester Dental’s in-house technology.
if you’re brushing and flossing thoroughly each day, you’re already taking great care of your oral health! If you want to take it to an even higher level, adding a new mouth rinse system to your routine can help. What is it, and why should you use it? Our own Mistie Dodson, RDH has answers.
As you know, we always encourage you to floss your teeth, with plenty of good reasons! Flossing can help you keep your teeth cleaner and can help prevent gum disease, which can cause swollen and bleeding gums, and—in its more serious stages—tooth and bone loss. For some time, it’s been known that gum disease is definitely linked to serious health issues such as certain cancers, diabetes, heart attacks, high blood pressure, and strokes. Now, new research shows possible connections to additional health issues, and sheds light on a previously unknown risk factor for gum disease. Here’s what you’ll want to know.
It’s true—summer is almost here! For many of us, that means hot sunny days with swimming, lots of cold drinks and frozen treats, and lots of outdoor activities. Which of these things can affect your oral health? How much do you know about protecting your teeth during the summer? Take this quiz and see!
Dental plaque and tooth decay are two of the most common dental issues affecting dental patients; and everyone with teeth—adults, babies, and children—is at risk. Is there a difference between the two conditions? Does one cause the other? Here’s what you’ll want to know.
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a sleep breathing disorder that can reveal itself through many kinds of symptoms, and sometimes through serious health issues. How much do you know about who it might affect, the problems it can cause, and the available treatments? Take our quiz.
If you have a baby or a young child, one of your top concerns will certainly be their health. Dental health is an important part of that! Good dental health starts before the first tooth arrives, and there are many ways you can promote it while helping your child build good habits to last a lifetime. Here are eight of the best things you can do.
Some of the most basic mouth-healthy measures are also the most important, and can do double duty by helping you protect your heart as well. Do you know what they are, and why they’re important?
how your teeth the love with discounted custom teeth whitening trays! We’re offering them at 50% off the regular price between now and February 28, 2022. Book early and you can complete your treatment in time for Valentine’s Day!
At Winchester Dental, your needs and those of your family come first. From scheduling flexibility to the most current technology to our unique approach to your overall health, here’s a top-ten look at how we strive to make you and your family our priority.
There are currently more than 54 million senior Americans aged 65 or older—that’s 16.5 % of our current population. By 2030, the US Census Bureau projects, one of every five Americans will belong to this category. Aging is a fact of life, but there’s plenty you can do to maintain your health, especially your oral health, as you age! Here are the facts.
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 eight great reasons to make the effort!
We’re delighted to introduce Shannon Brandstetter as our newest Winchester Dental superstar! Shannon is a registered dental hygienist, but did you know she didn’t have her own teeth cleaned by a hygienist until she was in hygiene school? Get to know her better in this interview.
What are the possible effects of COVID-19 stress on your mouth, and what can you do about it? Here are some important issues to be
While many factors can contribute to dental erosion, you can certainly take positive steps to avoid it and keep your teeth healthy. But with so many dental products claiming to be effective against erosion, how can you best protect your teeth? The first step is to understand what erosion is and what causes it, so let’s look at the facts.
With summer upon us and many of our favorite places and activities reopening and resuming, you’ll want to be sure to keep your mouth and
Airway orthodontics can be a game-changer if you snore or have sleep apnea. A beautiful smile may be just one of many benefits of this kind of treatment! Straightening your teeth can also improve your nighttime breathing, sleep, and sleep apnea. Orthodontic treatment isn’t just for teeth anymore!
Many people don’t associate breathing issues with dental symptoms, but recent advances in dentistry have revealed that clenching or grinding your teeth, especially in your sleep, could be a sign of a breathing disorder. Why does this happen, and what’s the most effective way to treat it? Read what Dr. Gio has to say.
Winchester Dental
212 Linden Drive
Suite 150
Winchester, VA 22601
Map
540-662-4866
Monday – 8 am to 7 pm
Tuesday – 8 am to 7 pm
Wednesday – 7 am to 7 pm
Thursday – 8 am to 7 pm
Friday – 8 am to 5 pm
Saturday – 8 am to 2 pm
