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Five Facts About Baby Teeth That Every Parent Should Know

March 23, 2020

From the moment you laid eyes on your little baby, you have probably been head over heels in love. You are obsessed with their cute little hands, those adoring eyes, and that smile – ah! There’s nothing better than a happy, smiling baby. But be prepared: before you know it, that sweet smile will become … Continued

How to Love Your Teeth This Valentine’s Day

February 11, 2020

By Dr. Daniel Dohnalek, DDS

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, and that means many people will be showing their appreciation for the special people in their lives. Folks will be buying gifts, cards, and candies for their loved ones, making sure everyone knows just how much they care. If you ask us, your sweetheart isn’t the only one … Continued

All You Need to Know About Restoration Bonding

January 29, 2020

By Dr. Daniel Dohnalek, DDS

Restoration bonding is where a dentist applies a tooth-colored composite plastic (resin) to repair a tooth. People with fractured, decayed, discolored, or chipped teeth opt for this intervention. Bonding can be done in one visit unlike veneers, which are made in a lab. To achieve the right fit, you need a customized veneer mold. In … Continued

Know Your Mouthwash: Which to Buy and How it Can Boost Your Oral Health

December 30, 2019

By Dr. Daniel Dohnalek, DDS

Capitalist society means we rarely find ourselves at a loss of options for any of our daily decisions. There’s a near infinite array of restaurants selling their take on a cheeseburger, a million shades of nail polish to make your fingernails truly unique, and an endless supply of quality television programs to stream on any … Continued

How Cavities Are Formed

November 30, 2019

By Dr. Daniel Dohnalek, DDS

Everyone knows that a poor oral health routine will eventually lead to a cavity or two, and we do our best to avoid getting them. But when it comes to any aspect of your health, knowledge is power in keeping yourself healthy. While knowing that brushing and flossing will keep cavities away, it’s important to … Continued

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