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!
Over 29 million Americans are affected with either Type I or Type II diabetes. If you are diabetic, you are probably familiar with a whole host of medical issues that can affect you. Circulation problems, higher risk of infection, risk of damage to the eyes, the list goes on and on. 1 in 5 cases… Read more »
When a tooth becomes infected, this could lead to serious discomfort and over time, the risk of a lost tooth. Which is why we may prescribe an endodontic treatment option. With root canal therapy, we can treat infected teeth and bring relief. In today’s blog, your Austin, MN, dentists explain how we treat serious oral… Read more »
When you suffer from severe tooth loss, or total tooth loss, this impacts every aspect of your life, from how you eat and speak to your ability to socialize. You could even develop an older appearance! Fortunately, your Austin, MN, dentists can help rebuild smiles with full, partial, or even dental implant dentures!
When you lose teeth, this could lead to problems for the stability and health of your smile, not to mention the overall beauty too. But to address these gaps, and help prevent further tooth loss, we could recommend a durable and long-lasting replacement option. In today’s blog, your Austin, MN, dentists talk about implant dentistry.
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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