Check out our blog post to discover the difference between a pediatric dentist and a family dentist. Our Oakboro Family Dentistry team wants to develop a lasting relationship with each member of your family. Choose us to be your family's dentist! Contact us today.
Read our blog post to learn what fluoride is, why it's added to the community water supply, and how it helps strengthen your teeth. Are your teeth strong and cavity-free? Contact us to schedule your next dental checkup and cleaning!
Check out our blog post to discover 5 foods that can harm your teeth. If you want to learn about which foods promote healthy teeth, our friendly team is here to help. Contact us today!
A chipped tooth doesn't have to be a permanent problem. Read our blog post to learn about how dental veneers and chipped tooth bonding can restore your smile. Dr. Bobo will fix your broken tooth so you can feel confident about your smile. Contact our family dental practice to schedule your appointment!
Do you have a sweet tooth? Read our blog post to learn about xylitol, a sweetener commonly found in sugar-free chewing gum. We describe where this sugar substitute comes from and how it helps prevent cavities. Contact us for more dental health information! Nuestro dentista habla español.
Smoking is not only bad for your overall health, it's also bad for your dental health. Read our blog post to learn about how smoking, and tobacco products in general, can cause gum disease, infections, tooth loss, bone loss, and other oral health issues. Visit Oakboro Family Dentistry regularly for check-ups and cleaning, especially if you use tobacco.
The new year is here, and with it comes a chance to improve your dental health. Read our blog post for dental tips and encouragement! From a regular brushing routine to keeping up with dental appointments, keeping up with these five New Year's resolutions is not only easy, but it also ensures that your smile looks great, too. Call us today to schedule your next cleaning.
Catching gum disease in its earliest stages can help you avoid costly and invasive procedures down the road. Check out our blog post to learn about the early signs of gum disease and how it is treated! During your visit, we'll look for some of these signs and begin any necessary treatment as soon as possible. Call today to schedule your checkup.
If you're missing teeth and considering dentures or dental implants, read our blog post to learn about implant-supported dentures. Ask our team to learn more about how this option can restore your smile to full beauty and function!
