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Teeth Health
September 16, 2020
Teeth, unlike bones, do not regenerate well. When decay strikes, it often means that the tooth is must be repaired by removing the decay and “filling” the tooth with a material such as a porcelain crown or a composite material. Decay does not “go away” and has to be removed or it spreads throughout the […]
Read MoreHAPPY ANNIVERSARY PARK CROSSING DENTISTRY!
September 9, 2020
36 years ago, Dr. Bateman started Park Crossing Dentistry. While it started as “Richard Bateman, DDS”, it has evolved into a thriving practice with four dentists, 5 hygienists, 3 assistants, and several admin staff. Dr. Bateman, fresh out of dental school, started this practice with a large loan and big ambitions to start a friendly, on-time, and […]
Read MoreSix Foods That Are Bad For Your Teeth and Four Foods That Are Beneficial
August 25, 2020
Knowing what foods are both good, and bad for your teeth is a great way to make sure that you are caring for them properly. While you don’t have to completely eliminate foods from your diet, it is good to know what to do to lower your risks of any potential dental problems that could […]
Read MoreDental Care for Babies: Getting your young one’s oral hygiene off to a healthy start!
August 11, 2020
GUM CARE IN INFANTS While most infants don’t start getting teeth until they are about 6 months old, oral health care is important to get started early. This will set a foundation for great oral hygiene in the future. Starting early on, use a clean, soft wet washcloth to clean a baby’s gums 2 times […]
Read More5 Steps to a Healthier Smile
August 6, 2020
A healthy smile is one of your most valuable assets. From the ability to eat comfortably to giving others a good first impression, there are many reasons to create good habits to keep your mouth healthy. GOOD HYGIENE HABITS Excellent hygiene is the best place to start. Brushing your teeth at least 2 times per […]
Read MoreSugar VS Tooth Enamel – (Spoiler alert: your teeth don’t win)
July 22, 2020
You’ve heard it said time and time again, “Sugar causes cavities”. You might wonder if this statement is really true. In short, yes, but there is more to it. The act of consuming sugar does not necessarily lead to cavities. But excess sugar, sweet treats that are eaten at the wrong time, irregular hygiene habits, […]
Read MoreCongratulations to our very extraordinary hygienist, Cheryl!
June 19, 2020
We are so thankful to have her work with us for 30 years! Happy Anniversary Cheryl!!! When our staff and doctors describe her, they mention great things about her like: “mathematician” “hard worker” “smart” “goes the extra mile” “always a dependable friend” “fun and friendly” “creative” “loyal” “loves her family and friends” and “just an awesome […]
Read MoreA Message from Annie
March 19, 2020
“Dear CDC, DDS’s, RDH’s, MD’s: Ok, I have to get this out of my brain and onto “paper”. So as a dental hygienist who specializes in chronic biofilm infections(gum disease) I have often compared the resistant bugs in our mouth to zombies. It’s just a fun analogy spun from the Walking Dead and such. Well…being […]
Read MoreProtect All Our Patients And Staff From COVID 19
March 17, 2020
In an effort to protect all our patients and staff from COVID 19, our office is adding additional actions to our already comprehensive infection control program. We follow all OSHA infection standards and go beyond the directives to keep our patients and staff safe from all infections and viruses. If anyone in your family has a […]
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