Breese Dental Group, PC

11/23/2025

Healthy Thanksgiving Tips For A Tooth-Friendly Holiday 🙂
Thanksgiving is a holiday known for lots of food, many of which are not especially good for you.

Here are some healthy-teeth tips for turkey day... https://bit.ly/3UpIpSg

11/11/2025

"Home of the free because of the brave!"
With great respect, pride and gratitude, we give a heartfelt thank you to our Veterans. Happy Veterans Day! 🇺🇸

11/08/2025

Should You Use a Fluoride Mouth Rinse?
When you think about mouth rinse, maybe it's your go-to for a minty-fresh kiss or whiter smile. But mouth rinse can provide more oral health benefits than just fresh breath. In the same way dental professionals recommend brushing with fluoride toothpaste, fluoride mouthrinse can help strengthen tooth enamel and provide an extra level of protection for children and adults.

Learn more here about the benefits of Fluoride Mouth Rinse... https://bit.ly/3AXislN

10/31/2025

Wishing you all a sweet and spooky Halloween!

10/15/2025

It's Dental Hygiene Month!
This month is dedicated to promoting healthy mouths all across the country, and celebrating the hard work your favorite dental hygienist does to keep your pearly whites squeaky clean.
Let's celebrate Dental Hygiene Month by checking out these tips on on how to keep your mouth fresh...

We celebrate Dental Hygiene Month by offering tips on on how to keep your mouth fresh. Are you brushing correctly? Find out here.

10/10/2025

Receding Gums: Treatment & Causes...
Receding gums can be caused by various factors, some you can control, and others that are out of your hands. Receding gums cannot grow back. However, your dentist or periodontist can provide gum recession treatment and help you to prevent it from getting worse — which is something to smile about!

Learn more here about receding gums and the treatment & causes... https://bit.ly/3Bh7vvK

10/01/2025

Dental Crowns 101:
A dental crown is a fixed device that covers a damaged tooth or a dental implant with a tooth-shaped cap. Placing a dental crown is an outpatient procedure that restores the strength and function of a tooth and the appearance of your smile.
When you need to improve the strength or appearance of your teeth, your dentist may recommend a dental crown.

Learn more here about the procedure, need for a crown, aftercare and much more...

When you need to improve the strength or appearance of your teeth, your dentist may recommend a dental crown.

09/22/2025

September is National Gum Care Month!
This month seeks to bring awareness to the critical importance of maintaining healthy gums. Why is gum care so important? Where do we start!? - Gum disease for starters. From the sore, bleeding gums of gingivitis to the more severe periodontitis that if left untreated is the #1 cause of teeth falling out - The reasons for maintaining healthy gums are many!

09/19/2025

Dental Crowns And Tooth Bridges: Which option is the best choice for you?
Here's a break down the similarities, differences, advantages, and disadvantages between these two fixed artificial tooth options so that even if you have a fake tooth or two, you'll have a smile that's as real as can be.

Learn more here... https://bit.ly/3ID72K4

09/08/2025

Conditions That Make Your Teeth Hurt:
Got aching teeth? Your pain may be coming from somewhere other than your choppers. From teeth whitening to pregnancy, find some of the reasons why here...

Got aching teeth? Your pain may be coming from somewhere other than your choppers. Find out more from WebMD's slideshow.

09/03/2025

15 Common Dental Problems and Tooth Disease:
These tooth problems -- including chipped teeth, cracked teeth, impacted teeth, hyperdontia, cavities, and stained teeth -- can be fixed. This WebMD slideshow explains 15 Common Dental Problems and Tooth Disease...

These tooth problems -- including chipped teeth, cracked teeth, impacted teeth, hyperdontia, cavities, and stained teeth -- can be fixed. This WebMD slideshow explains.

08/25/2025

How Do Dentists Seal Teeth?
Sometimes brushing and flossing are not enough to fight against cavity-causing bacteria—but don’t worry: that’s where sealants come in. Sealants protect the teeth from bacteria and acid-producing bacteria that cause cavities.

Here we’ll discuss why dental professionals seal teeth, what sealants are, and the simple and painless application process... https://bit.ly/452uFo6