It’s Children’s Dental Health Month — the perfect time to look at your children’s dental health habits. Taking care of their teeth is an important part of their oral and physical health. But it involves more than teaching them proper brushing etiquette. What your child eats has a significant impact on the health of their…
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At what age should I bring my child to the dentist? How will he react? What can I do to help make her first visit enjoyable? These are all common questions many parents face when deciding on the right time to bring their child to the dentist.
Maintaining your oral health is just as important as keeping up with your overall physical health. Studies show that there is a connection between gum disease and heart disease.
After more than 20 years of perfecting the dental implant process and components involved, the placement of dental implants has increased steadily. According to the National Institute of Health, dental implant procedures have increased 6.3 percent over the past two years. Data shows that many of those who had these procedures done were between the…
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Back to school. These three little words mean a little something different for everyone these days. Whether your child will be learning in a traditional classroom or virtually, it is important to keep up with their oral health by scheduling regular visits to the dentist. A fresh start to the school year begins with a…
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Taking care of your teeth is one of the most important steps in protecting your overall health. Studies have shown there is a link between gum disease and heart disease among other serious illnesses. Our doctors and hygienists at Weaver, Reckner & Reinhart Dental Associates recommend brushing your teeth at least twice a day with…
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April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, a time focused on raising awareness of cancer of the mouth. The American Cancer Society estimates that over 53,000 people will get oral cavity or oropharyngeal cancer in 2020. At Weaver, Reckner & Reinhart Dental Associates, we recognize that the first step in prevention is awareness. Given the situation…
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Your smile can be the most eye-catching feature of your face. And at Weaver, Reckner & Reinhart Dental Associates, we are committed to making our patients smile. Our cosmetic dentists in Harleysville and Souderton use the latest advances in dentistry to give you choices that can help you smile with confidence. Do you have stained…
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What age should I bring my child to the dentist? When is my child going to lose their first tooth? Why is fluoride important? These are all common questions parents face when they discover their child’s first tooth. While it’s a joyous and special time, it also creates many uncertainties about the importance of their…
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Did you know that millions of Americans continue to suffer from tooth loss – whether it’s due to tooth decay, injury, or periodontal disease? Years ago, the only option available to correct this issue was to get removable dentures or bridges. Today, more and more people in Montgomery and Bucks County are choosing dental implants…
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For many people, going to the dentist can create a variety of emotions causing increased stress and anxiety. That’s why between 9% and 20% of Americans avoid going to the dentist. One of the most important factors in overcoming dental anxiety is good communication between yourself and your dentist. At Weaver, Reckner and Reinhart Dental Associates, we recognize that not everyone enjoys coming to the dentist, therefore we do our best to make you as comfortable as possible. YOU are our priority.
When patients require dental implants due tooth loss or missing teeth, the dental professionals from Weaver, Reckner & Reinhart Dental Associates can provide high-quality implants with the gentle care you should expect. For over 25 years, our dentists and staff of skilled hygienists and assistants have been offering excellent dental care and dental implants in…
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