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For over 35 years Dr. Steve Todorovich and his team of specialists have been providing exceptional dental care in the South Hills. As longtime friends and colleagues, Dr. Larry Rudolf at Three Rivers Dental has combined that care with 30 years of sedation dentistry expertise. Watch the video to learn more.

Terry Walker was in Tactical Air Command in Regular Air Force. After Terry served, he was happy to learn about the Three Rivers Dental, Soldier Smile Project. Terry lost his self-confidence and Three Rivers Dental helped him get his smile back!

Three Rivers Dental offers a variety of Comfy Fit Denture options to serve your denture needs. The newer options are flexible and removable and can be used temporarily or permanently.

Now you no longer have to put up with painful injections, broken and unsightly teeth, loose fillings and going in for appointment after appointment. Now you can have all your dental work done in one visit…while you sleep!

Whoever said a kiss is just a kiss? As suggested by Mouth Healthy, a part of the American Dental Association (ADA), “before cozying up to your loved one this year, make sure your mouth is in good health because, as it turns out, a kiss is more than just a kiss.”

What are dental implants? How do dental implants work? How do I know if I'm a good candidate for dental implant surgery? Does the procedure hurt? How much does it cost? Have your questions answered and learn more about dental implants.

Does the thought of going to the dentist cause you extreme anxiety? Join the club! You’re not alone in this feeling. Millions of people share this sentiment. At Three Rivers Dental we are experts in sedation dentistry. Through sedation dentistry, we offer safe and effective treatment options for calming your dental anxiety.

Do I really need to brush my teeth before going to bed? The short answer is: yes! But why? Learn why brushing for bed is important for your oral hygiene.

“All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth, my two front teeth, see my two front teeth…” Here are some tips to help maintain a healthy smile during the holidays.

We all know how important dental hygiene is to our overall health, but we thought we would give you some reminders while you are waiting and thinking about your next dental appointment.

With the start of school just a few weeks away, it is time to start scheduling all your children's appointments. Regular dental appointments are critical for a healthy mouth and clean teeth. Make your children’s check-ups a stress-free time by planning ahead and starting good habits at home.

What you eat matters to your dental and mouth health. While some foods and drinks can be harmless to your dental health, others can damage your teeth and mouth overtime.

Have you had a difficult time convincing your children to brush their teeth morning and night? Or maybe the struggle is with how long they need to brush for? Well with these few tips, brushing their teeth can be a fun and enjoyable process.

During your baby’s first year, baby teeth will begin to emerge in the mouth and caring for their teeth is very important to their dental health then and into their future. Here are a few tips to help clean your baby’s mouth.

Flossing is an important aspect of dental health that will really make your smile shine. The American Dental Association recommends flossing at least once a day to help remove plaque.