by Hartwell Dentistry | Feb 1, 2019 | Cracked teeth, Dental Crowns, Root Canal Treatment, Saving your teeth
Being proactive about your dental health. If the goal for your oral health is to avoid unnecessary costs and treatment; we at Hartwell Dentistry can help you. We are here to help you in being proactive. Being proactive means that we try to prevent an issue from...
by Hartwell Dentistry | Nov 21, 2018 | Oral Health, Saving your teeth, tooth decay
What would be the first drink you give up when you start a diet? Alcohol, coffee, soft drinks, fruit juice? . In this month’s blog, we will looking into different varieties of drinks, their health benefits, (or lack thereof), as well as their effect on our dental...
by Hartwell Dentistry | Oct 9, 2018 | Cracked teeth, Oral Health, Oral Hygiene home care, Oral Systemic Health, Saving your teeth
Over the last few weeks here at Hartwell Dentistry we have taken a journey through the different stages of our life and how our dental health is effected at these stages. Join us this week for the final installment of A Lifetime of Teeth where we will be discuss the...
by Hartwell Dentistry | Oct 9, 2018 | Cracked teeth, Oral Health, Oral Systemic Health, Saving your teeth
Welcome Back! Over the past few weeks we have been discussing what happens to your teeth and gums over your lifetime. This week we will be showing you what the risks are for your teeth during the ages of 16-25 years old and 25-45 years old; as well as sharing with you...
by Hartwell Dentistry | Sep 14, 2018 | Children and dentistry, Health Article, Saving your teeth, Uncategorized
Join us at Hartwell Dentistry as we explore how our teeth, mouth and gums change and develop as we grow. For the next 3 weeks, together we will discover what happens with our teeth during different stages of our life and what you can do to protect them for a lifetime....
by Hartwell Dentistry | Jul 27, 2017 | Cosmetic Dentistry, Dental Crowns, Dental Veneers, Saving your teeth
Are you self conscious of your smile? Have you noticed that you show a lot of gum when you smile or that some teeth look shorter than their counterpart, that you gum line is uneven? You are probably thinking, “ Well yeah, this sounds like me, but nothing can be done!”...
