Anxiety Free Dentistry | Livermore Dentists

Anxiety Free Dentistry

Once you have experienced Dr. Buchanan’s painless sedation dentistry, like many of our other Livermore patients have, it is extremely likely that you will never be afraid of going to the dentist again! Because you are completely comfortable throughout the sedation dentistry experience, Dr. Buchanan can do years of dental treatments in just one or...
Show Off Your Best Smile with Teeth Whitening | Livermore Dentists

Show Off Your Best Smile

Although there are hundreds, if not thousands of teeth whitening products out there, the ones that contain fluoride have many benefits to your oral hygiene. Fluoride helps in preventing cavities because it defends your mouth against the common bacteria that causes these cavities. A fluoride rinse can definitely improve your regular oral care routine, but...
Mouthwash and Dental Care | Livermore Dentists

Mouthwash and Dental Care

Anthropologist research has showed how many ancient cultures practiced oral hygiene long before our more well-known toothbrush was invented. In fact, Egyptian, Chinese, Greek and Roman cultures all have recipes for cleaning their teeth and freshening their breath. Materials such as charcoal, fruit and dried flowers were some of the popular choices back then, however,...
Regain Your Natural Smile Sooner with Dental Braces | Livermore Dentists

Regain Your Natural Smile Sooner

Braces are good for many reasons. They can help realign your smile, which prevents tooth decay. When your teeth are crooked and/or overlapping, it can make brushing and flossing more difficult. Because of this, braces help reduce the risk of cavities by straightening out your teeth and allowing you to properly brush and floss to...
Brushing Baby Teeth | Livermore Dentists

The 101 on Brushing Baby Teeth

According to the Office of the Surgeon General, in the U.S., “tooth decay is the single most common chronic childhood disease”. They also go on to state that “millions of school hours are lost each year to dental related issues” and the “poor suffer twice as many dental problems than their peers”. With this information...
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