Debbie
Dental Assistant
Traci
Dental Hygienist
Kyra
Dental Hygienist
Cheri
Sterile Technician
Corrie
Treatment and Scheduling Coordinator
You might not notice it at first. Maybe your teeth look a little shorter than they used to. Maybe you're dealing with new sensitivity, or your dentist has pointed out some unusual wear patterns at a recent visit. Tooth wear is more common than most people realize and understanding why it happens is the first step toward protecting your smile for the long term.
For many families, getting a child to the dentist feels like preparing for battle — the tears, the negotiations, the white-knuckle grip on the car door handle. Dental anxiety in children is incredibly common, and as a parent, it can feel discouraging when you know how important those checkups really are. The good news? With a little patience and the right approach, most kids can learn to feel comfortable, even confident, in the dental chair.