Sedation Dentistry Archives - Page 2 of 5

Feb1

I Evaluate Your Teeth – You Evaluate White Family Dental

The many services available at White Family Dental including general dentistry, smile makeovers, and sedation dentistry.

Nov30

White Family Dental Tooth Tips For Traveling

If you are looking for general dental care or quality cosmetic dentistry in the Elizabethtown area, please call us today and let our caring and professional staff take care of you.

Nov23

Be Wise About Your Wisdom Teeth, Pennsylvania

If you live in Pennsylvania and are wondering if your wisdom teeth need to be removed, call us today to schedule a family dentistry consultation to assess your teeth.

Nov16

Infant and Toddler Teeth Care

I provide Elizabethtown area family and cosmetic dentistry for children and families.

Oct12

Let’s Talk About Your Smile

One of the best things about being a Pennsylvania area dentist is interacting with my family dentistry patients.

Sep28

Celebrity Smiles In Lancaster Without The Annoying Paparazzi

Would you like a smile as memorable as the image in your mind? It’s possible with cosmetic dentistry at White Family Dental in Pennsylvania.

Aug31

Dental Sealants – Another Tool For Cavity Prevention In Elizabethtown

If you are wondering if sealants are right for you, speak with your Elizabethtown cosmetic dentist. This simple dental procedure can dramatically improve your oral health.

Aug10

Smokeless Is Not Harmless For Elizabethtown Tobacco Chewers

If the Elizabethtown sedation dentistry patient is fortunate and the cancer is successfully removed with surgery, the collateral damage to the face, neck, or jaw is not pretty.

Jul27

Preventing Facial Injuries

If you have suffered a recent injury to your face, mouth or jaw, schedule a cosmetic dental consultation with top Pennsylvania dentist Dr. Ed White of White Family Dental.

Jun1

An Air-dried Toothbrush Is A Healthy Toothbrush, Elizabethtown

Elizabethtown family dentistry patients should remember to replace their toothbrush (or toothbrushes) every 3-4 months, or after they’ve had a cold!