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Carolina Dentistry at the StateLine

Carolina Dentistry @ The StateLine is a dental practice that provides exceptional treatment for the Call us today at (704) 752-7602 to schedule an appointment.

Dr. Schwartz and Dr. Heidenreich of Carolina Dentistry @ The StateLine, have over 25 years of dental experience and knowledge that they bring to the Ballantyne and Indian Land region of the Charlotte Metro area. Their experience spans from Oral Surgery and Implant Dentistry to Orthodontic and Cosmetic Dentistry. Our office is equipped with the latest technology that dentistry has to offer such as

digital x-rays, lasers, and large wall mount monitors. These monitors allow you to observe and follow along as Dr. Schwartz reviews your dental status. If you are in pain or want to improve your smile, no matter what condition your oral health is in, Carolina Dentistry @ The StateLine has the experience to help you feel and look better.

08/06/2025

Think brushing alone is enough? 🪥 Think again!

Flossing does what your toothbrush simply can’t. It removes plaque and food from between your teeth and below the gumline, helping to prevent cavities and gum disease. 🦷✨

Skipping the floss means leaving behind bacteria that could lead to bigger issues down the line.

📍Pro tip: Make flossing part of your daily routine for a cleaner, healthier smile!

07/24/2025

🌟 Gentle and caring—our patients say it best! 🦷💙 At Carolina Dentistry @ The Stateline, we know that visiting the dentist isn’t always easy for everyone, which is why our team goes above and beyond to make every patient feel comfortable, cared for, and confident in their smile.

From routine cleanings to more advanced procedures, we’re here to support you every step of the way with a gentle touch and personalized care. Your trust means the world to us, and we’re honored to help keep our community smiling.

✨ Looking for a dental home where you feel like family? Call us today and let’s take care of your smile together!

07/18/2025

🪥 Did you know? A damp toothbrush is the perfect place for bacteria to multiply. 🤯 To keep your brushing routine clean and healthy, always let your toothbrush air dry between uses!

✅ Store it upright in an open container
✅ Avoid covering it with a cap while still wet
✅ Replace it every 3-4 months (or sooner if the bristles fray!)

Small changes = big improvements for your oral health. 🦷✨

07/10/2025

🪥 Are your gums trying to tell you something?

If you’re noticing:
🔹 Bleeding gums when brushing or flossing
🔹 Chronic bad breath (even after brushing)
🔹 Red, swollen, or tender gums
🔹 Gum recession (teeth look longer)
🔹 Loose teeth or changes in your bite
🔹 Deep pockets between teeth & gums (seen in exams)

…these could be signs it’s time for a deep cleaning (scaling & root planing).

✨ Why it matters: Ignoring these symptoms can lead to gum disease and even tooth loss. A deep cleaning removes harmful plaque and bacteria from below the gumline, helping restore gum health and protect your smile. 😁

📅 Don’t wait for symptoms to get worse—schedule your visit today!

07/03/2025

🦷💡 Dental Myth Busted!

MYTH: You should brush immediately after eating.
✅ FACT: If you’ve had acidic foods or drinks (like citrus, soda, or vinegar), brushing right away can actually harm your enamel. 🪥

👉 The acid softens your enamel, and brushing too soon can wear it down. Instead, rinse with water and wait at least 30 minutes before brushing to protect your smile. 😁

✨ Little changes like this can make a big difference for your long-term oral health!

06/25/2025

🦠 Did You Know?
Dental plaque can start turning into tartar in just a few days if it’s not removed! 😳

Tartar is hardened plaque that clings to your teeth and gums, making it tough to clean and raising your risk of cavities and gum disease. Once it forms, brushing won’t cut it—you’ll need a professional cleaning.

🪥 The good news? You can prevent it!
Brush twice a day, floss daily, and don’t skip your regular dental visits.

Prevention is easier than treatment—and your smile will thank you! 😁✨

06/19/2025

☀️🌙 Morning or night brushing? Both matter!
Your smile deserves more than a once-a-day routine. Here’s why:

🦷 Morning brushing wipes away overnight plaque buildup and bacteria, giving you fresh breath and a clean start.
🌙 Night brushing washes away food, acids, and plaque from your day—protecting your teeth while you sleep.

Skipping either one? Your smile could suffer!
Brush twice a day to keep cavities, gum disease, and bad breath at bay — and to keep your grin bright. 😁✨

Need help with brushing tips or tools? Ask us at your next visit — we’re here for your healthiest smile!

06/12/2025

As we age, our dental needs evolve. Dry mouth, gum disease, and even oral cancer become more common, making regular care more important than ever. But with the right habits and consistent checkups, maintaining a healthy smile is absolutely within reach.

Here are a few essential tips every senior (and caregiver!) should know:
✔️ Brush with a soft-bristled toothbrush and floss daily to protect gums and enamel.
💧 Stay hydrated to combat dry mouth, a common side effect of many medications.
🪥 If you wear dentures, clean them thoroughly and remove them at night.
📅 Schedule regular dental checkups—early detection of issues like cavities or oral cancer is key.
👄 Don’t ignore changes—report any sores, discomfort, or loose teeth to your dentist right away.

Your oral health affects so much more than just your smile—it’s linked to heart health, nutrition, and overall wellbeing. Let’s make those golden years full of confidence, comfort, and healthy habits! 😁

Follow us for more bite-sized dental tips, or call us today to schedule your next checkup!

06/05/2025

It’s time to bust a common dental myth! 🦷❌
Many people believe sugar is the only cause of cavities—but that’s only part of the story.

Here’s the real deal: sugar feeds the bacteria in your mouth, and those bacteria produce acid. That acid is what actually causes the breakdown of enamel and leads to cavities. But sugar isn’t alone—acidic foods, constant snacking, and poor brushing habits can all create the perfect environment for decay. 😬

The good news? You’re in control!
✅ Rinse your mouth after eating
✅ Brush and floss daily
✅ Limit snacking between meals
✅ Visit your dentist regularly

Protect your smile with smart habits—not just by cutting back on sweets, but by caring for your whole mouth!

05/27/2025

We’re so grateful for kind words like these! At Carolina Dentistry @ The Stateline, we believe that dental care should be honest, informative, and comforting from start to finish. 💙

Dr. Heidenreich and our amazing team are here to answer your questions, ease your concerns, and help you feel right at home. Whether it’s your first visit or you’re coming back for routine care, we’re honored to be your trusted dental home. 🦷✨

Thank you to our wonderful patients for sharing their experiences and trusting us with their smiles!

05/21/2025

🦷 Did you know your teeth can't heal themselves like bones can? That's right—unlike other parts of your body, once a tooth is damaged by decay, trauma, or wear, it won’t regenerate or repair on its own.

That’s why professional dental care is so important. When decay sets in or a cavity forms, fillings help restore your tooth’s structure and stop the damage from getting worse. Without treatment, decay can spread deeper, possibly leading to infections, root canals, or even tooth loss.

Preventive care—like regular checkups and cleanings—combined with early treatment is your best defense against more serious (and expensive!) dental problems down the road. 🪥

Let’s keep those smiles strong and healthy for life. Book your appointment today with Carolina Dentistry @ The Stateline! 😁

05/14/2025

🪥 Let’s talk toothbrushes! When’s the last time you replaced yours? If you can’t remember, it might be time for a refresh! 🕒

Your toothbrush works hard to keep your smile bright—but over time, bristles break down and become less effective. The ADA recommends replacing your brush every 3 months—or even sooner if you notice the bristles are fraying or you’ve been sick. 👀

Here’s your reminder to:
✅ Check those bristles
✅ Toss your brush after illness
✅ Set a 3-month calendar alert

✨ A fresh brush = a healthier, happier smile! Small habits make a big difference. Your mouth will thank you!

Address

17214 Lancaster Highway, # 306
Charlotte, NC
28277

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	7am - 3pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	7am - 3pm
Friday	7am - 1pm

Telephone

+17047527602

Website

http://www.statelinedental.com/

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