North Hills Family Dental, Lawrence Mauro, DMD, FAGD

Happy Monday! What are you doing this week to help maintain your oral and overall health? Remember to make time for your wellness - physical, mental, and emotional.

Deep breath in... and out. Leave your stress and worries at the door. We never want you to feel ashamed or embarrassed when you visit, we just want to help you get the smile of your dreams!

Comment below and let us know one thing that made you smile this week!

Welcome to our office! We're so glad you're here!! Our office is intentionally warm, welcoming, and bright! We've created a space where you can experience the best dental care and get the smile and live the life that you deserve!

Keep going, you've got this! Happy Friday, everyone!

Our office is a judgment-free zone for our patients! It doesn’t matter if it’s been 6 months or 6 years since your last dental exam. We will *never* make you feel guilty about it!

What is fluoride? You’ve probably heard that it’s beneficial to your dental health, but do you know why? Fluoride is a naturally occurring mineral that helps to fight plaque and bacteria that can cause eroding of tooth enamel, which in turn can cause cavities. Even though fluoride is a naturally occurring substance in our bodies, it’s important to supplement fluoride intake by drinking fluoridated water and using fluoride toothpaste or mouthwash.

2020 has been a crazy year... Who's ready for 2021? Just a friendly reminder to use your dental benefits before it comes around! Appointments are filling up fast.

It’s Monday so let’s talk about coffee Black coffee and tea, without adding cream and sugar, are actually healthy beverage choices. Caffeine in coffee & tea, however, can dry out your mouth. To prevent stains - rinse with water, try avoiding adding cream and sugar, drink out of a straw, and brush your teeth after!

Halloween is tomorrow and we’re gonna be creepin’ it real with you all - You can have your candy and eat it too! But we want to make sure you’re still thinking about your oral health. So here are a few tips to keep your teeth healthy while enjoying Halloween! . Drinking water helps clean the teeth and gums and minimizes the build-up of bacteria. . Hard candy tends to be in the mouth longer and sticky candy is hard to wash... off your teeth. By avoiding both you’re able to reduce the chance of tooth decay. . Your saliva production increases after a meal. By eating your candy right after mealtime, your mouth has a better chance of canceling out acid and flushing out food particles. . Your teeth will thank you for limiting your candy stash. Donate the rest to organizations like Ronald McDonald House. ’ . This is not the time to go to bed without brushing and flossing your teeth. Every hour that sugar stays on your teeth is a higher chance of it eating through protective layers. Happy Halloween! See more