Maintaining a proper diet includes always visiting your dentist when necessary and receive the proper treatments and procedures to help restore and repair your smile. However, you should also have prevention plans in place to help protect your teeth, so further oral ailments do not arise. This includes keeping your teeth safe from microscopic damage as well as physical trauma.... read more »

Your oral health has a direct relation to the rest of your body. Poor oral health won't only lead to gum disease and tooth decay, but it can cause other systemic issues such as heart disease and cancer. That's why our team here at Open Door Family Dentistry encourage you to be proactive in establishing a consistent, thorough oral health... read more »