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!
Periodontal disease is very common in patients in the United States, with some estimates placing 50% of Americans over 30 suffering from some extent of the disease. The technology to help this condition is not only available, but it is affordable as well! Nobody should be alarmed or frightened of simple gum grafts. Today, your… Read more »
Broken teeth are more commonplace than people imagine. Because they put the thought out of their mind, people also tend to lack a general preparedness for this event. Being knowledgeable about how to handle yourself in an emergency dental situation can save you time and money (and teeth) in the long run. Today, your Austin,… Read more »
Chewing or grinding of the teeth is a very common habit seen in patients, and for the most part it doesn’t become a medical issue. But for some, this activity can lead to serious issues with the teeth and the jaw. Bruxism, the medical term for persistent teeth grinding, can alter the shape of the… Read more »
Pregnancy is often daunting, whether you are a first-time parent or if you’ve been through it before. Amid all these concerns, the effects on oral health are often furthest from the mind. But there are significant issues that can arise with all these changes. Today, your Austin, MN dentist writes on the possible harm of… Read more »
From our childhood, we are taught about the danger of sugar on our oral health. But more than simply avoiding candy and sugar is important to maintain a healthy smile. Tooth decay can develop from some more seemingly innocuous foods. Also, your dietary choices can have lasting impacts on your oral health beyond sugar. Today,… 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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