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For new patients and after hour emergencies Call (434) 251-3100
Danville Dental Associates looks forward to participating in the City of Danville’s Festival in the Park each year. The festival is held the third weekend in May, in Ballou Park, on Main Street, in Danville, Virginia. It’s three days filled with craft and food vendors, live music performances, demonstrations, and a children’s area with rides and games. That’s where Danville Dental is, too.
Sleep apnea is a disorder that affects some 18 million people across the United States, many of whom do not realize there is a treatable condition behind their exhausting symptoms. Learning about the warning signs of sleep apnea can help to ensure you receive an effective treatment before you end up wasting time to snoring and lost sleep. Below, you’ll find the most common symptoms of this all-too-common condition — as well as where to find sleep apnea therapy in Danville.
On April 28th, Danville Dental Associates reached out to the community to support our area students with a project called “Smile for Schools”. Patients were offered at-home bleaching kits regularly valued at $399, for a $100 donation to be given to the patient’s designated school of choice. These included public or private schools; primary, middle or high schools; and special needs schools in Danville City and Pittsylvania County areas.
April has been designated as Oral Cancer Awareness Month in an attempt to draw attention to a condition that over 40,000 Americans are diagnosed with annually. By raising awareness, dentists across the country are aiming to reverse what has become an alarmingly growing trend of diagnoses. As you continue reading, your dentist in Danville will explain how semi-annual visits and other simple habits serve as major tools in preventing the growth of this disease.
When you visit your dentist in Danville, do they give you the side eye because you told that same old fib—that you floss every single day. Believe it or not, your dentist can tell when you’re telling a white lie and telling the truth—especially when it comes to flossing.
For more reasons than one, flossing is a critical part of your home hygiene routine. Learn more about why your dentist always encourages you to keep regular flossing habits at home in this week’s blog post.
At Danville Dental we feel that it is important to remind patients that February was National Children’s Dental Health Month, an occasion celebrated by dentists across the country. To give back to the community and help children take the right steps to have better oral health, dentists and staff from Danville Dental Associates have taken the initiative to perform presentations at schools in the Danville community.
In today’s post we’ll be reviewing our journey to schools around the area. To us, it’s important to give back to the community, and helping children maintain good oral health is one of our most important values.
The desire to have a perfect smile is not something that is selective to adulthood. Children are just as aware of their flaws and want to make improvements, but they don’t want to endure the burden of wearing bulky metal braces. This is one of the reasons that Invisalign has become so popular, but your dentist of Danville warns that this may not be the best alternative for children between the ages of 7 and 11, because they have not gotten their permanent teeth. But thankfully, there is another option that you’ll learn about as you continue reading.
Given that February is National Heart Month, it’s a great time to discuss one of the secrets that modern medicine has uncovered – that everything in the human body is connected. With that stated, what happens in one area can be super impactful in another, even though the two may seem to have nothing in common. Such is the case with your oral health, as it serves as a window into the rest of your structure. One very vital organ that can be affected by your dental wellness is your heart. And as your dentist of Danville will explain, there are ways to ensure that they both remain healthy and fully functional.
2018 has already started, but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to tweak your list of New Year’s Resolutions. While you’re busy trying to figure out if that gym membership is really worth it and how you’re going to get the promotion at work that you’ve been waiting for, why not set your sights on something a little simpler? Making the effort to improve your oral health this year can boost your confidence, save you money on dental work down the road, and maybe even protect your overall health as well. Here are a few simple things that your dentist in Danville recommends you do in order to give your teeth and gums the TLC they deserve.
Have you always dreamed of having a perfect smile? Tired of looking in the mirror only to see crooked teeth greet you while you brush? You’re not alone. It’s rare for people to be born with perfect teeth. That’s exactly why your orthodontist in Danville is offering multiple options to fix your smile forever. To learn more about these treatments, check out the post inside.