Dental Hygiene Archives - Timbercrest Dental

Are Your Chompers for More Than Eating? Teeth Affect Dating and Relationships

by Dr John Luther | Sep 16, 2016 | Dental Health, Dental Hygiene, Smiling, teeth whitening

There is bountiful evidence that physical attraction played a dramatic role in human history. Wars were started over beauty, and so too did beauty calm stormy seas and gentle giants. It’s an intuitive notion, and logic doesn’t make it any less true: Beauty...

How to Keep Your Pets Healthier by Brushing Their Teeth

by Dr John Luther | Jul 11, 2016 | Dental Health, Dental Hygiene

A cat or dog is often more like a member of the family than like an animal, and keeping them healthy longer is important to anybody who shares their home with one. Most of us here at Timbercrest Dental Center either currently have a cat or dog, or have shared...

Keeping Your Teeth Healthy Eating Out

by Dr John Luther | Sep 23, 2015 | Dental Health, Dental Hygiene

Going out to eat is a great way to explore new locales, catch up with friends and enjoy unique flavors you may not get to experience in the comfort of your own home. Restaurant menus often have choices listed by how good they are for your waistline. Sadly, what you...

The High-Tech Future of Dentistry

by Dr John Luther | Aug 19, 2015 | dental health, Dental Hygiene

How technology is working to improve your dental experience Appleton, WI The other day, I was reading up on some dental technology advancements when a strange visitor stepped through the Timbercrest doors. He was covered head-to-toe in chrome armor, with a...

Health Risks of Poor Oral Hygiene

by Dr John Luther | Jan 30, 2015 | Dental Hygiene

Importance of Oral Hygiene Timbercrest Dental Center Question? What is one of our favorite things to write about on this blog? If you answered oral hygiene, then you’re right! Other acceptable answers include general dentistry, animals, and Broadway musicals...

Oral Care for Pets

by Dr John Luther | Nov 3, 2014 | Dental Hygiene

Anybody who has pets know that they are a member of the family. You grow accustomed to their personality and behaviors as much as any other person beneath your roof. Along with providing love and safety, you strive to provide for all of their needs and take care of...

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06/01/2020

To our Dental Family:

We're happy to announce that Timbercrest Dental Center is open and fully operational at this time. We are closely monitoring and following the guidelines of our local, state, and federal health officials, and have implemented numerous safety measures to protect the health of our patients and staff. Your wellbeing is our top priority! We welcome patients to contact us with questions, schedule an appointment, or reach out for emergency care.

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