Doylestown Dental Group

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During this difficult time of COVID-19 it is still important to maintain your regular dental cleanings. Even if you always brush and floss your teeth, it is very beneficial to have your teeth cleaned once every six months. Dental plaque and tartar are a collection of germs on your teeth that can affect not only your mouth but your entire body. The bacteria in the mouth has been found to travel to other parts of your body such as your heart or even your brain. In fact for some... people, it is necessary to have their teeth cleaned more frequently such as once every 3 to 4 months. If your gums are healthy and you do not have a lot of dental plaque, a cleaning once every six months is usually long enough. However, if you’re someone who has gum disease, dry mouth or you are prone to getting cavities; having more frequent cleanings can prevent future problems. Everyone collects plaque underneath their gums that cannot be removed from brushing and flossing. Once the plaque is there more plaque tends to accumulate. If the plaque is left for long periods of time it hardens forming a layer of tartar (calculus). Dental tartar if left for a period of time causes gum disease, bone loss and gum recession. Some people are prone to developing tartar at a faster rate than others, this would also necessitate more frequent cleanings. Getting your teeth cleaned also gives the hygienist and the dentist a chance to check your mouth. Often times the hygienists are able to pick up on potential problems before they occur or get worse. It is usually the people that do not come in for long periods of time that have the most cavities or the most gum tissue problems. Putting off these appointments can be detrimental not only to your dental health but your overall health and lastly your wallet. Please call 215-345-1155 to schedule your hygiene appointment. We look forward to hearing from you soon!

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We are excited to announce we have resumed our normal business hours in our beautiful new office at 252 W. Swamp Rd. #30 Doylestown, PA 18901. We have missed our patients and are looking forward to seeing you. Please do not wait to call if you or someone you know is experiencing a dental problem. Please call us at 215-345-1155 if you would like to discuss our updates, or to answer any questions you may have. Stay safe and let us know if there is anything we can do to assist you. Check back to hear how Doylestown Dental Group has been working to keep you safe! #DoylestownProsthodontist, #DoylestownDentalGroup, #Dr.Elycelink-bindo, #weareallinthistogether, #keepingyousafe

Your dental team always makes patient safety a top priority. We will keep you up-to-date on the latest safety measures. http://ow.ly/TQvZ30qF6GN

As states begin to open up across the country, we want to assure you that we are following ADA guidelines to keep you safe and take care of your smile. http://ow.ly/4MT530qzYEC

Brushing and flossing correctly is more important than ever due to social distancing. Here is a reminder to get the most out of your dental hygiene at home. http://ow.ly/OBzW30qtOG1

How do I know if I have a dental emergency? We recommend you contact our dental office to learn more or to book emergency visits during the coronavirus pandemic. Our team is available to answer your questions. http://ow.ly/sKum30qriG2