James W. Gilbert III, DDS

01/08/2020

We know pearly whites, healthy teeth, and gums look fantastic, but your dental health is also an indicator of your overall health. Read more about the connection between the two: https://goo.gl/pUwxDk

01/07/2020

Start the year right with a new smile. Take advantage of your dental benefits and book an appointment with us!

01/07/2020

The New Year is a great time to create resolutions for improving your dental health. Check this list of dental goals you may want to achieve:

Your dental health is an important part of your overall wellness, and the New Year is a great time to create resolutions for improving your health.

01/04/2020

Get Flossy!

01/03/2020

Did you know? Electric and manual toothbrushes are both great for brushing your teeth! One isn’t proven to work better than the other. Just make sure to look for a brush with the ADA Seal of Acceptance if you want to pick one that’s sure to get the job done.

01/02/2020

Red or swollen gums can be early signs of periodontal disease and may need a periodontal screening. Here is a quick video on what to expect: http://bit.ly/2KosG5F

01/01/2020

Have a wonderful and safe New Year!

12/31/2019

Horses have very long teeth known as hypsodont which causes them to look even longer when they have receding gums. I wonder if they’re brushing too hard?

12/30/2019

With all the different mouthwashes on the market today, it may be difficult to decide which one is best for you. Here is a link to help you get on the right track. https://wb.md/2NtpF4o

12/27/2019

Brushing your teeth doesn't have to feel like a chore. Make it fun for your little one! http://bit.ly/2KgmjkE

Tired of the tears and resistance when it comes to brushing teeth? Explaining the importance of dental care is not always enough to encourage children.

12/26/2019

This holiday season give yourself the gift of a new smile. Schedule an appointment today!

12/26/2019

Underneath your enamel lives dentin, which consists of a sensitive layer of living tissue. When dentin becomes exposed, things that never hurt your teeth before may feel very painful.