Hometown Dentist of Alva

30/07/2025

📢 As we enter the new school year, we would like to do a back-to-school raffle for the students in our community in the month of August. This will help students start the school year with an oral exam and cleaning, creating a beautiful, clean smile for the year.

🧑🏻‍🎓This raffle is available to our existing and new patients who are students and want to get established with us. The raffle drawing will take place at the end of the day on Thursday, August 28th.

📲 Call or come into our office to schedule your student and enter them into the drawing.

28/07/2025

It's tempting to put off dental treatment, especially if it seems like a minor issue or you're worried about the cost. However, delaying necessary dental work, even for seemingly small problems, can often lead to significantly higher expenses and more complex procedures in the long run.

Delaying dental care due to cost, or neglecting routine cleanings, postponing a filling, or delaying a tooth extraction, can lead to a cascade of problems affecting not only your oral health but also your overall well-being.

24/07/2025

📢 For the month of August, we're offering $500 off on new Invisalign cases.
⚠️ Limited spots available!
📲 Give us a call at 580-327-4522 to get scheduled.

21/07/2025

Here is some dental humor to kick start the week. While dental pain is no joke, we urge our patients to not wait until they are in pain to be treated.

11/07/2025

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24/06/2025

🌴☀️🏖️Vacation Announcement!
We will be closed Tuesday, June 24th, through Monday, June 30th.

24/06/2025

🚧 Heads up, sidewalk construction underway! Parking may be limited due to the construction in this area. Thanks for your patience!

19/06/2025

We are closed today, Thursday, June 19th!

18/06/2025

Do you have kids with an upcoming dental visit? Try out these dental jokes for patients that are a bit younger – they’ll love them.

- My dentist said I should try flossing more. I’ve started taking dance lessons now.

- Whose job is the most dangerous in Transylvania? The dentist who works on Dracula.

- What does the dentist give a bear with a hurting tooth? Anything it wants.

- What’s the dentist’s favorite kind of dinosaur? A floss-iraptor.

- What made the snowman go to see a dentist? He was suffering from frostbite.

- What does the dentist do when he’s on a roller coaster? Brace himself.

17/06/2025

☀️ Hello, June! Hello, Savings! Keep your smile shining all summer long with our dental membership plan!

Enjoy:
💰 Exclusive discounts on treatments
🦷 Affordable preventive care
✨ No insurance needed—just easy savings!

Make this summer the season of healthy, happy smiles! Join today!

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16/06/2025

Brushing teeth is crucial for kids as it prevents cavities, gum disease, and bad breath while establishing a healthy habit for life. Now, getting children to brush and floss their teeth can be a challenge. Here are some tips to help your child's dental hygiene fun:

Turn it into a game: Set a timer and make it a mission, using stickers or rewards for consistency.

Make it a team activity: Host a flossing relay, make it fun for the entire family.

Use a Brushing App: Disney Magic Timer and Brush DJ are some highly suggested brushing apps.

11/06/2025

It may surprise you to learn that only a little more than one-third of dentists are female. That said, there have been plenty of notable women working in the field. Two women earned the title of first female dentist in the 19th century. While that sounds confusing, one began to practice dentistry as the first female doing so, while the other was the first female to earn a DDS.

The first woman to receive a DDS was Lucy Hobbs Taylor in 1866. Emeline Roberts Jones was the first woman to practice dentistry in 1855 at the age of 18. Emeline began to fill teeth alongside her husband, likely working without any kind of formal education in dentistry, after disproving his belief that women’s fingers were too “frail and clumsy” for dentistry. From the time she was 19 until her husband’s death when she was 28, she worked as his assistant. After his death, she took over the business and ended up running one of the most lucrative dental practices in Connecticut.