We Are Open – Safety is Our Top Priority!
We’ve reopened in accordance with CDC, O.S.H.A., and State Dental Board guidelines to responsibly resume seeing our patients for regular dental appointments and treatment. We want to assure you of the measures we take to maintain a clean and safe environment so you can continue to receive needed dental care without fear or concern.
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Are Dental Implants Right for You?
Data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveals that 52% of people in the 20-to-64 age range are missing at least one tooth. Among those in the 40-to-64 age range, 66% are missing one or more of their teeth. Additionally, about 20% of people aged 65 and older have experienced complete tooth loss. Whether you’ve lost one tooth…
Continue readingGingivitis: Symptoms and Causes in College Park
Gingivitis: Symptoms and Causes Do you see a little bit of blood while you floss or even just brush your teeth? Is your breath not as fresh as it usually is even after brushing? These are two indications that you might have gingivitis, which is the first stage of periodontal disease, also referred to as gum disease. Read on to…
Continue readingWe Make It Easy to Find Emergency Dental Services Near College Park
Most of us will experience a dental emergency such as a toothache or damaged tooth at some point in our lives. Prompt treatment from a knowledgeable dentist will not only stop the pain, but it can also prevent long-term damage to the tooth and the need for more expensive and invasive procedures later. We are proud to offer affordable, quality…
Continue reading5 Reasons You Want a Dental Implant to Replace Missing Teeth
5 Reasons You Want a Dental Implant to Replace Missing Teeth Have you lost a tooth due to damage or disease? You can replace the missing tooth with dentures, a bridge, or a dental implant. But today, both dentists and patients agree that a dental implant is the most comfortable, best looking, and long-lasting tooth replacement option. What is a…
Continue readingAn Expert Guide To Dental Crowns and Bridges
When it comes to correcting teeth, you have many options. If you want a stronger solution than both cosmetic dentistry veneers and cosmetic dental bonding, then dental crowns and bridges will be best choices for you. Use this helpful guide to decide between crowns and bridges. The Real Deal on Dental Crowns Dental crowns are used to cover a decayed…
Continue readingMouth Rinses 101
There are countless over the counter dental products available on the market today. Mouth wash or rinse is one of the most popular products offered – each with its own set of unique benefits. Some mouth rinses have purely breath freshening benefits offering little other service. However many others offer antiseptic qualities and kill germs within your mouth. It is…
Continue readingWe’re Flexible for You!
At College Park Dental we understand that you have busy lives. Today’s families are busier than ever before and we know that coordinating dental appointments for the whole family are not always easy. We are proud to offer family dental services, meaning that we can care for each of your loved ones no matter how young or how old. As…
Continue readingOral Surgery and Dental Extractions
More and more Americans are in need of dental extractions than ever before. If you are one of these many patients, it can be scary to think about having a tooth removed from your mouth. Not only do you need to think about the surgical procedure for removing your tooth – but you also need to think about how your…
Continue readingAnesthesia During Dental Procedures
Visiting the dentist’s office can be stressful for any patients – especially those that find themselves in need of oral surgery. Other than routine cleanings and x-rays, almost every dental procedure is aided by the use of dental anesthesia. Luckily, this means that pain at the dentist is mostly a thing of the past. Anesthesia can be as extensive or…
Continue readingDental Concerns for Women
Many female dental patients may not realize that they have unique needs when it comes to oral health care. The truth is that women go through a number of biological and physical changes during their lives that can make them more susceptible to oral health concerns – concerns men may never know. Life experiences from menstruation to menopause can cause…
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