Smile, it’s New Year’s Resolution time!
It’s that time of year again, time to think about how to improve with a New Year’s Resolution … why not pledge to have better oral hygiene? Here are some tips that can lead to a beautiful, healthy smile the whole year through
with Dr. Julie there it is a much more pleasant place to go to. Everyone there is very professional and very pleasant to be around. Dr. Julie has made the whole dental experience enjoyable.
Read MoreI enjoy the experience each time…They do an excellent job
Read MoreI never knew dental work could be painless!… I always felt I was being treated with the latest and greatest dental equipment…
Read MoreClean mouth, healthy body
Every day our team of hygienists and I talk to our patients about the importance of oral hygiene. The mouth contains an abundance of bacteria, some of which cause tooth decay and some that lead to periodontal disease. Research has shown that periodontal disease is linked to overall health issues such as cardiovascular disease and stroke. People with diabetes and women who are pregnant are also at greater risk for developing periodontal disease…
Read MoreGreat American Smokeout
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Thursday November 17th marks the American Cancer Society’s 36th annual Great American Smokeout. Every year, the ACS urges people to stop smoking or to plan a target day to stop smoking. Check out the Great American Smokeout website at www.cancer.org to find helpful tips and planners to get moving on a healthier life.
Happy Halloween from all of us at Whispering Pines Dental.
Here are a couple tips for you while enjoying your Halloween candy…
… Most of all have a safe and Happy Halloween!
Read MoreWoollybear Festival 2011
It was great seeing everyone at the Woollybear Festival in Vermilion this year. All of us at Whispering Pines Dental had a fantastic time and wanted to put some photos up of our booth. Enjoy!
Dental Anxiety
Dental anxiety is common among most of our patients. According to the Journal of the American Dental Association, “An estimated 35 million Americans experience significant apprehension about dental procedures, while an additional 10 to 12 million are considered to be “dental phobic” and avoid needed dental care altogether” ….
…There are some ways to help deal with the stress of the situation.
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