We understand affordability is important when it comes to oral health. From regular cleanings, to dentures/partials, sedation dentistry and dental implants, Three Rivers Dental offers professional dentistry services with the care you deserve.
At Three Rivers Dental Group, we want to assure you our patient’s health and safety is our first priority. We are taking extra safety precautions while actively monitoring the Novel Coronavirus (Covid-19) situation.
When it comes to dental health, sharing is not always caring. From offering kisses to transferring cups, utensils and teeth cleaning tools to one another, these natural actions are sharing more than we think.
Older adults commonly experience dental issues as they age and are at risk for desensitized mouth nerves, tooth loss and oral side effects associated with the medications they take. This is why a regular dental care and oral hygiene routine is so important.
Poor oral hygiene can not only damage the gums and teeth, it can negatively impact overall wellness and heart health. Here’s how proper oral care keeps a mouth healthy and heart safe.
It’s time to put dental health at the top of the new year’s resolution list. Whether you resolve to keep up on a daily dental care routine or introduce new tools to use as part of your cleaning regime, there is plenty you can do to improve your overall oral health.
Our team at Three Rivers Dental Group is specially trained to help our patients maintain their dental health by providing the tools and knowledge necessary to manage and prevent oral complications associated with diabetes.
Is the best choice dentures or dental implants? At Three Rivers Dental Group, we proudly offer and support both options for optimal oral health.
Here at Three Rivers Dental, we’re here to help keep your teeth happy and healthy, even if some candy is enjoyed. While we can help with a cleaning or follow up dental care after sugar has affected oral health, we’d rather provide some tips & tricks to keep your teeth safe.
Avoid gum disease and lower the risk of high blood pressure with a regular oral health routine. If you experience swollen gums or bleeding when brushing or flossing, contact us at Three Rivers Dental Group to schedule an appointment.