Chehalis Family Dental

09/02/2025

Our patients thumb is so green with green beans!! 🤩😍

09/01/2025

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸

08/28/2025

The ability to detect oral health issues early is one of the major advantages of scheduling semi-annual dental visits. In addition to cleaning your teeth, we can help you avoid future problems including gum disease, bruxism, and oral cancer. If you fail to show up for your appointment and these issues are not addressed, they may worsen and become more expensive to treat in the future. Have you set a time for yours yet? We can be reached at (360) 740-9999. 🦷🪥

08/25/2025

Did you know that skipping flossing means missing out on cleaning 40% of your tooth surfaces? Flossing helps keep gums healthy and prevents cavities, leading to a brighter smile for years. What’s your go-to tip for oral health? Share it with us in the comments! 🦷✨Contact us at (360) 740-9999.

08/21/2025

Adults aged 20 to 64 years old are more likely to have at least one untreated cavity. Interesting right? Be sure to fight off those cavities by brushing and flossing twice a day, and always coming to your semiannual checkups with us. Haven’t scheduled yours yet? Give us a call at (360) 740-9999 to do so today!

08/18/2025

08/15/2025

Start using fluoride toothpaste early for strong teeth. Supervise your child until they feel confident brushing on their own. Make brushing a fun and effective routine for your little one.

08/14/2025

🌸 Healthy Smiles are Always in Season! 🌼 A bright, confident smile never goes out of style. Take the time to care for your oral health, so your smile 😁 shines in every season of life. Whether it’s regular dental check-ups or simple daily habits, healthy smiles start with a little effort and a lot of love. ✨

08/07/2025

Cavities can sneak up on you, but the secret to saving your smile is catching them early! These are key signs to watch out for; if you notice any, don’t wait. Schedule an appointment with us today and protect your smile. 📞:(360) 740-9999.

08/04/2025

Sparkling water is a far better choice for your teeth than sugary drinks. However, be mindful of what’s in your sparkling water. Citrus-flavored varieties often have higher acid levels, which can increase the risk of enamel damage. To reduce this risk, it's best to drink these types of sparkling water in one sitting or alongside meals, rather than sipping on them throughout the day. By the way, have you scheduled an appointment with us yet? Feel free to reach out at (360)-740-9999!