Gilbreath Dental

12/23/2025

🎄🦌❄️🎁🎅🏻Happy Holidays from Gilbreath Dental! Our office will be closed starting on Tuesday, December 23rd at 5:00pm and will reopen on Monday, January 5th at 11:00am. Our admin team will be in the office part time to address calls and assist with the Doctor on call throughout our break. Wishing our wonderful patients every happiness thus holiday season and we look forward to seeing you in 2026! 🎅🏻🎁❄️🦌🎄

12/22/2025

🎄☃️🦌❤️🎅🏻Not only is our team member Adriana extremely talented at her job, she is also quite gifted in crafting. Adriana and her sister Ayerim built this 🐕 WallyWorld 🐕 themed gingerbread for the annual Summit Implants and Oral Surgery contest. We think that we have a great chance at winning top prize! 🎅🏻❤️🦌☃️🎄

12/04/2025

🎁🎅🏻❤️🎅🏻🎁A huge thank you to Dr. Craig and to all of our awesome patients who have donated to our annual Salvation Army Giving Tree! This is what it’s all about during this festive time of year! Your contributions will make a huge impact and bright Christmas to our local children this holiday season! 🎁🎅🏻❤️🎅🏻🎁

11/13/2025

🎅🏻🎄❄️🎁🧸Gilbreath Dental is proud in partnering with the Salvation Army with providing children’s gifts for the annual Angel Tree. If you would like to participate in donating a tax-deductible gift, call 206-243-5445 or swing by our office to select a request. Your gift will make a huge impact to those in need this Christmas! The deadline to drop off the new and unwrapped present to Gilbreath Dental is Monday, Dec 15 @ 2:00pm. 🧸🎁❄️🎄🎅🏻

11/10/2025

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A groundbreaking study reveals a surprising link between oral health and Alzheimer’s disease. Researchers suggest that the root cause of Alzheimer’s could originate from bacteria and inflammation in the mouth. Poor oral hygiene and untreated gum disease may allow harmful bacteria to enter the bloodstream, potentially reaching the brain and triggering the disease years before symptoms appear.

This discovery highlights the critical importance of oral care for long-term brain health. Brushing, flossing, regular dental check-ups, and managing gum disease aren’t just about keeping your smile beautiful, they could play a role in protecting your memory and cognitive function.

While more research is needed to fully understand this connection, maintaining oral hygiene is now seen as a potential early defence against one of the world’s most challenging neurodegenerative diseases. Taking care of your mouth may be more powerful than you ever imagined.

10/30/2025

What is the first thing the monster eats after getting his teeth cleaned?

The dentist!

Happy Halloween from Gilbreath Dental!

10/14/2025

Our office is celebrating Halloween. This month, our patients can enjoy a fun game by counting the fake rats in the atrium.

09/24/2025

Some interesting reading on the history of orthodontics.

If you walk into any school in the United States, chances are you will be greeted by children in orthodontics. While I was fortunate to have orthodontic

08/25/2025

Gilbreath Dental will be closed for vacation from Monday August 25th to Monday, September 1st.. We will resume our regular business hours on Tuesday, September 2nd. Our administration team will be returning phone messages throughout the week and will direct you to the covering dentist for dental emergencies. Call 206-243-5445 for information on the covering dentist. Thank you and we look forward to seeing you soon!

08/13/2025

Raving Reviews!

We appreciate each and every review we receive. It is because of patients like you who make our practice special.

08/01/2025

We are delighted to congratulate Nicole, our fantastic assistant, on her upcoming wedding this weekend and wish her a joyful celebration.

07/23/2025

We have enhanced our hygiene cleaning services by incorporating laser technology. The Gemini laser allows for a non-invasive procedure known as Laser Bacterial Reduction or decontamination. By utilizing the laser's energy to target and eliminate harmful bacteria, we can effectively treat areas inaccessible through traditional methods. This procedure can be performed during routine cleanings or as part of gingivitis treatment, leading to improved oral health outcomes and reduced risk of gum disease progression. Talk about it with your hygienist at your next appointment.