Category: Family Dentistry
Benefits of Choosing a Family Dentist
When choosing a dentist, you’ll discover that there are typically three main types: general, pediatric and family. Family dentists are uniquely trained and equipped to treat patients of all ages, which means they are an excellent choice for those with both kids and adults living in the same household. At Gilreath Family Dentistry Marietta, we…
Can I Get a Root Canal During Pregnancy?
While it is always for the sake of you and your baby’s health, the “don’t do” list for pregnant women can often be overwhelming. In addition to avoiding certain activities and laying off specific foods and drinks, you may also be told to be cautious about certain dental procedures during pregnancy. It is important to…
Gilreath Family Dentistry Gives Back
As an established and trusted dental practice in Marietta, we have come to love and value the community we serve. In fact, building relationships with our patients is a top priority. While we are exceedingly equipped to provide full service dental care to patients of all ages, we also value the importance of giving back…
Is Acid Reflux Ruining Your Teeth?
Your mouth is the gateway to your body. It makes sense, therefore, that many medical conditions can affect your oral health. A common example is GERD, otherwise known as acid reflux. While you may consider acid reflux a problem of your digestive system, it can also impact the health of your teeth in significant ways.…
Do’s and Don’ts for Your Baby’s Oral Care
Many new parents falsely assume that oral care doesn’t start until their baby cuts teeth. This is an unfortunate mistake. The truth is, infants have other oral structures to care for and how well you do this can influence their future smile. Believe it or not, your baby started growing teeth in the womb –…
Did Your Retirement Leave You Without Dental Insurance?
Retirement means gaining more time and freedom, but it can also mean losing your dental insurance benefits. Unfortunately, your dental heath still needs professional attention even though you are no longer working. In fact, older adults are likely to face a variety of oral health problems simply due to their age. It becomes a problem…
Dental Insurance Benefits: Use Them or Lose Them
The end of the year is quickly drawing closer. While we know you have shopping, parties and other holiday obligations filling your calendar during the last two months of 2018, don’t forget to leave some time for your routine dental exam. If you have dental insurance coverage, you likely have two covered visits per calendar…
