We are so excited to welcome you back to our office for your dental care needs! You will notice some changes during your next visit as we’re taking all necessary precautions to keep our patients and team safe and healthy. These measures include:
If you have questions or concerns or need to schedule an appointment, please call our office (507) 437-6312. We look forward to seeing you soon!
At home, you need to take action to control plaque and help safeguard your teeth against common issues like tooth decay and gum disease. Doing so not only keeps your smile whole, but helps maintain fresh breath and bright teeth. In today’s blog, your Austin, MN, dentists will talk about how to properly brush and… Read more »
With our fillings and crowns we strive to repair your teeth and preserve your smile. But sometimes, an issue arises so severe that a tooth needs to be removed to protect the rest of your smile. In today’s blog, your Austin, MN, dentists will talk about how we perform a tooth extraction, and the steps… Read more »
A tooth could become decayed and experience toothaches, but lack of treatment could let an infection develop and lead to worsening symptoms. When a tooth is infected or abscessed, then treatment is necessary to avoid tooth loss and stop rising discomfort. In today’s blog, your Austin, MN, dentists will discuss how we treat infections with… Read more »
When you suffer from the loss of most of your teeth, or possibly all of them, this could mean trouble with everything from eating and speaking, to managing your youthful features. To restore your smile again, you need a prosthetic. In today’s blog, your Austin, MN, dentists discuss the benefits of full and partial dentures,… Read more »
Dental damage can happen to anyone, at just about any given time. You use your mouth constantly for eating and speaking, so you are inherently at risk every day. It…
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Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, many things have changed. Your oral health needs still remain, and if it has been more than six months since your last checkup,…
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Over time, your enamel can start to look a little worn as a result of normal use. While this is part of aging, you could be searching for a way…
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