Keeping Bones Strong In Alexandria

Categories: Oral Health
Center for Dental Anesthesia

Poor bone health can cause jaw bone erosion. Maintain a good diet and schedule regular checkups or for sleep dentistry, at Center for Dental Anesthesia today. We provide top-quality cosmetic, preventive care to the Alexandria area.

Dental Bridge vs Dental Implant

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
Attention Alexandria Replace Your Dental Bridge Before You Lose Teeth

Dental bridges are a popular option for replacing missing teeth. Contact Center for Dental Anesthesia in Alexandria today to find out if this cosmetic procedure is right for you. We also offer restorative and general dentistry.

Help Me – I’m Afraid Of The Dentist!

Categories: Sedation Dentistry
Alexandria Sleep Dentistry

Don’t be afraid to schedule an appointment at Center for Dental Anesthesia in Alexandria. We offer sedation dentistry for cosmetic and general procedures. Sedation dentistry allows you to undergo treatments and regular cleanings that will keep your mouth healthy.

The Not-So-Obvious Benefits Of A Smile Makeover

Categories: Cosmetic Dentistry
smile makeover benefits Alexandria

A smile transformation is transformative for an individual who has been embarrassed by their smile for years. But it’s not just about looking younger and more attractive—though it most certainly will do that. It can improve your life in ways that many people do not understand. How can a smile makeover transform your life? 1.…

Limit Sugar For Healthier Alexandria Kids

Family Dentist Alexandria

Every health-conscious Alexandria parent knows that sugar is the number one cause of cavities for Virginia kids – and plenty of us adults also snack on too many sweet snacks and beverages. Because of cavity risks, low nutritional value, and high calorie content, many Alexandria parents want to limit the sugar in their children’s diets.…

Alexandria Dental News: Poor Oral Health And Heart Disease

Categories: Oral Health
Top Alexandria Family Dentists

Attention dental patients: brushing twice daily may help lessen your risk of heart disease. Scientists, dentists, and cardiologists have known for many years that there is a link between inflammation in the mouth (gum disease) and heart problems, However, a recent study analyzed oral health habits and heart disease risk. Science Daily reported on the…