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Your Questions

My gums bleed after I brush. Is this something to be concerned about? I want to know more about changing my smile. What do you suggest? How can I safely whiten my teeth? My smile is missing teeth. What are my options for replacement teeth? I want straighter teeth, but I do not want to wear braces. What would you recommend? I can’t take time off of work, so do you have extended hours? Insurance is very confusing. Can your office administrator help me file? Do you accept my insurance plan? At what age should my children first visit a dentist? Why do I need to see a dentist twice a year if my teeth are in fine condition?

At what age should my children first visit a dentist?

Children should see the dentist as soon as they have teeth and can sit still for a short time. This is usually between ages two and four. We recommend you bring your young child to your checkup to get them acquainted with the dental office. By age four or five, children can begin regular hygiene visits.