Dental Care

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The very thought of the dentist can make the toughest among us cringe. But even the most nervous mouths will leave our dental chairs smiling.

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Good habits at home will help keep your teeth healthy - and so will visiting your dentist twice a year.

Dentists recommend we brush for 2 minutes 2 times a day. Most people brush for only 45 to 70 seconds a day!

Regular dental check-ups are the best way to prevent cavities, gum disease, and oral cancer through early detection. Plus, routine visits can protect your overall physical health - issues in the mouth, like bleeding gums, can be a sign of diabetes or heart problems.

By seeing your dentist regularly, you'll:

  • Catch issues before they become problems: Dentists catch cavities, gum disease, and oral cancer in early, treatable stages.
  • Get shiny, super clean teeth: Dental hygienists remove hardened tartar (calculus) and plaque that you can't remove at home.
  • Keep your dental work in great shape: Dentists inspect existing fillings and crowns to make sure they're holding up
  • Save money: Routine, preventive care is a whole lot cheaper than emergency treatments for infections or broken teeth.

 

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Pediatric Dental

Did you know: starting by age 1, children should be regularly seen by a dentist?

Our dental team will make sure your child smiles proudly and will provide:

  • Routine cleaning, polishing, and fluoride treatments
  • Sealants to prevent tooth decay
  • Treatments for cavities and other oral problems
  • Screenings for orthodontic developmental problems
  • Emergency care and referrals
  • Help selecting mouth guards for sports
  • Education on healthy oral habits including proper brushing and flossing techniques

Make an appointment for you and your child today: 410-837-2050.

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Pregnancy Dental

Did you know: dental care before and during pregnancy is important for your baby's health?

Why? The rise in hormone levels during pregnancy can cause your gums to swell, bleed, and trap food causing increased irritation to your gums. Preventive dental will help you avoid oral infections like gum disease, which has been linked to preterm birth.

We know moms have a lot on their minds - and our team is here to help. 

Dental care for expecting moms includes:

  • Routine cleaning and annual exams
  • Dental work - such as fillings and crowns
  • Preventive care and screenings for gum disease and other oral health concerns

Remember, we're in the same office as your OB/GYN team - you can make your appointment the same day as your next OB appointment! 410-837-2050

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Adult Dental

Did you know: Tooth decay and gum disease are caused by plaque, a sticky combination of bacteria and food, and plaque begins to build up on teeth within 20 minutes after eating!?

Do a Double-Take for Healthy Teeth: Brush for 2 minutes 2 times a day, floss at least 1 time a day, and see your Chase Brexton dentist 2 times a year.

Our dental team will provide:

  • Routine cleanings and exams
  • Restorative care: fillings, periodontal (gum) treatments, and crowns
  • Replacement care: bridges, partial, and complete dentures
  • Emergency care: extractions and root canal therapies
  • Routine oral surgical and endodontic treatments
  • Cosmetic and elective care: porcelain veneers, composite bonding, and tooth whitening

Make your appointment today: 410-837-2050.

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