Spokane Dental Blog

It’s not a good idea to wait for oral health issues to worsen since they can become painfully uncomfortable and costly to treat. You also don't want your children to go through the same thing when you first establish a dentist. The best decision to make for your entire household is to have a family dentist.

Have you ever wondered why we have wisdom teeth? Or when or if we should remove them? Perhaps you’ve even wondered what exactly are wisdom teeth? As a practice that treats the whole family, Spokane Dental sees a lot of our patients through wisdom teeth extraction, and we are here to answer all your questions about them.

Dentists that specialize in pediatric dentistry are committed to the dental health of kids from infancy through adolescence. They are equipped with the knowledge and training necessary to look after a child's teeth, gums, as well as mouth as they develop throughout infancy.

Periodontal disease, dental decay, or trauma are the most common causes of tooth loss. It can generate an unattractive look and jeopardize the health of the jawbone when one or even more natural teeth are lost.

If you are unhappy with the appearance of your teeth, you might have considered veneers as a possible solution. But what exactly are veneers, and how do they work? In this blog post, your Spokane Dental team will explain what veneers are, the benefits of getting veneers, and what the process of getting veneers entails.

We love seeing children at Spokane Dental! Not only do we provide excellent care to the kiddos in our chair, but we emphasize education as well. We know that routine checkups are essential to health, but where the foundation of good oral health is laid is in the home.

In addition to routine cleaning and oral exams, our Spokane dentist, Dr. Jonathan Smith, offers a wide range of services, including pediatric and aesthetic dentistry. By providing a wide range of services, Spokane Dental can draw in more patients and set itself apart from the competition.

You're making New Year's Resolutions this year, just like the majority of individuals around the world. Taking good care of your teeth is one of the greatest things anyone can do for their well-being and health.

Do you find yourself waking up with a headache or sore jaw? Or perhaps the dental hygienist has questioned whether you clench your teeth at night? Signs of clenching and grinding teeth are something we see commonly in the dental chair that can cause a negative impact on a person’s dental and overall health.

The end of the year is quickly approaching, which means you need to start planning how you will spend the holidays with family and friends, finish off work before going on vacation, and make use of your dental benefits before they run out.