Christopher M. Mule' DDS, Inc.

10/13/2025

Monterey Bay Dental Society’s Installation of Officers Meeting- Celebrating 2025 and looking forward to 2026! Thanks to all who volunteer their time making 2025 amazing! It was an honor and privilege to serve as your President this past year! Ps. In my speech I forgot to thank my amazing wife Kerri for all her love and support of my endeavors! You complete me ❤️

08/17/2025

Happy birthday bud! Excited for your next phase in life, to see you grow, and experience life on your own! We are always here for you, for advice or just to listen. Have fun and work hard. Love you! ❤️😃💪🏐👨‍🎓

02/09/2025

New headshot thanks to Cooks photography! Looking forward to a happy and healthy 2025!

06/02/2024

Dr Snitzer and Dr Mule’ having fun in the dental chair! What an easy patient to work on! 😂😃

04/29/2024

We are so grateful and feel blessed for all the love and support as Anthony starts his fight against cancer! ! Let’s do this! With 4 rounds of chemo done, I’ve underestimated how strong my son is, how resilient— he inspires me and I’m so proud of him. I’ve told him, but he’s had so many challenges and accomplished so much already in his young life. Just another test to become better. Stay positive, stay strong, reset, dig deeper, be patient, be aware, learn, share, be gracious for our blessings and attack! Love you bud!
Dad.

03/19/2022

There goes our creative Adriana again! May the luck of the Irish be with you!! ☘️☘️

02/25/2022

A little late, but wanted to thank our awesome patients and amazing team for brightening my day for Valentine’s week. Feeling blessed! I appreciate all the love and support. It’s my pleasure to take care of all of you. You warm my heart! ❤️❤️

02/11/2022

Your gums are just as important as your teeth!

03/05/2021

OraCare aids cancer patients
Call us for more information 831 424 0678

Christopher M. Mule' DDS, Inc. teams up with OraCare to help their patients tolerate Cancer treatment. As we know, chemo and radiation cause a number of side effects. Because of OraCare's properties, it has been found to ease the burning, dry mouth, and fungal infections as a result of treatment. We're proud to partner with Christopher M. Mule' DDS, Inc. . If you want to learn more about this program visit www.oracareproducts.com/oracarecares.

12/18/2020

https://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/holiday-slideshow?utm_source=morninghuddle&utm_medium=email&utm_content=fromtheada

Taking care of your family's dental health is a big responsibility. Here are a few smart choices you can make along the way to keep everyone's smiles healthy.

12/06/2020

Celebrating our amazing team and their diligence, care, and patience amongst a crazy year! They are one of our biggest blessings as we continue to care for our patients safely and comprehensively. Thank you thank you! 🙏❤️

09/30/2020

Some Fun Floss Facts
for National Gum Care Month

As you may already know, September is National Gum Care Month. As dental professionals, we all know how important flossing is for your gum health, but can you guess what percentage of patients actually floss daily? Or what floss was made of back in the day? Here are some fun floss facts you can share with your colleagues (or patients)!

Hiding in Plain Sight
Brushing alone only cleans about 60% of your teeth, so please do not forget to floss!

What is that in meters?
You should use 18" of string when you floss. If you used 18" of floss every day, in one year you’d use over 547ft of floss. That's about the size of the Washington Monument!

They used what now?
Per an ADA Survey, 61% of participants claimed to use fingernails to remove food from their teeth!

Billion? With a "B"?
There are an estimated 300 different species of bacteria living inside our mouth (totaling a billion or more at any given time) and brushing and flossing daily help keep these disease causing bacteria from reproducing in your mouth.

Thank goodness for nylon!
It’s widely accepted that horse hair was used as the first type of dental floss, as well as twigs for early toothpicks!

Never? Like never ever?
The ADA conducted a study finding that only 16% of people reported flossing at least once per day. 20% said they only floss when they need to or when something is stuck in their teeth; and 8% said they simply never floss at all!

Well, there you have it!
According to this research by the Journal of Periodontology, we should floss before brushing.

Sources

https://www.webmd.com/oral-health/features/still-not-flossing-more-reasons-why-you-should #1
https://www.mouthhealthy.org/en/az-topics/f/flossing-steps
https://dentistry.uic.edu/patients/cavity-prevention-bacteria
https://universityhealthnews.com/daily/eyes-ears-nose-throat/dental-floss-daily-do-you-or-dont-you/
https://www.ada.org/en/publications/ada-news/2017-archive/october/new-survey-highlights-unusual-flossing-habits
https://www.perio.org/consumer/brush-or-floss-first

We know you hate it, but flossing is one of the most important things you can do to preserve the health and aesthetics of your smile. Here's how to do it right.