Creekview Family Dentistry Blog

“If They’re in Pain, We Want to See Them” [video]

November 17, 2017

When you have a dental emergency, you need and want to be seen right away. At Creekview Family Dentistry, we understand that emergencies can’t wait. That’s why we make every effort to fit you in right away — that very day, if at all possible. In this video, Dr. Elizabeth Samuel discusses Dental Emergencies at Creekview Family Dentistry. (more…)

Bring Your TMJ Back to Health

November 10, 2017

When your TMJ is in good working order, you probably don’t even think about the fact it’s there. But when this small joint (or set of joints, actually) goes bad, you can’t talk, chew, or yawn without painfully feeling its presence. The TMJ, or temporomandibular joint, connects the jawbone, or mandible, to the skull. If you place your fingers on your face in front of your ears and open your mouth, you can feel its movement. (more…)

“You Need to Go to Creekview” [video]

November 1, 2017

At Creekview Family Dentistry, our patients love our kind staff, welcoming atmosphere, and top-notch clinical care. We are straightforward, open, and always explain your treatment options thoroughly. Our goal is to keep your smile healthy and beautiful and make you feel like you are part of our family.   “You need to go to Creekview. And I guarantee you will leave there happy.” (more…)

Sealants Protect Against Cavities [video]

October 15, 2017

It’s October, and soon your children will have more candy than they know what to do with. What better time to consider protecting your kids’ teeth with sealants? This is a simple, painless process that has been proven to offer protection against tooth decay. To learn more, watch the following video from the American Dental Association. (more…)

Halloween Teeth Survival Guide

October 8, 2017

October is a time of year that’s jam-packed with lively, family-friendly activities. There’s the process of choosing the best costume ever. The excitement of picking out a pumpkin from the patch and carving the scariest, silliest, or most artistically rendered face. Parties at school, Halloween-themed events around town, and then trick-or-treating on October 31st  — all of which add up to lots of fun and piles of candy and other sweet treats. This, of course, is great as far as kids are concerned, but a scary proposition for their oral health. (more…)