West Vinings Dental Aesthetics

Reasons to be thankful for your teeth: They help you communicate. They work hard. They make you unique.

Carol while you clean this holiday season.

We don't want to see your dental benefits go to waste! Use them soon or lose them at the end of the year. https://bit.ly/3511DGL

Give yourself the gift of an amazing smile this holiday season. https://bit.ly/3gXmQUg

Did you know brushing your teeth with your non-dominant hand improves brain function and encourages neural pathways to form?

Less than two days is all it takes. https://bit.ly/3707htY

If you're unable to brush your teeth after eating sweets, rinse with water! It will neutralize the acid levels in your mouth. https://bit.ly/3gXmQUg

Sticky sweets are one of the worst types of candy for teeth. They stick in between the teeth and are harder to remove, leading to bacteria build-up. https://bit.ly/3drY1Qn

Very sour candies can change the acidity levels in the mouth and wear down the tooth's enamel.

The clock is ticking on your dental benefits that won't roll over to the new year! Contact us for an appointment today. https://bit.ly/3gXmQUg

What's your favorite holiday dish? We hope you get to eat it this year, as long as you brush your teeth after!

Happy National Apple Day! Eating apples can stimulate the gums and remove plaque between the teeth. https://bit.ly/3707htY

Have merry and bright teeth for that holiday postcard this year. Visit us for a cleaning or whitening before your big shoot. https://bit.ly/3gXmQUg

If you're looking for a great candy to eat that won't damage your teeth, turn to chocolate. It washes off the teeth easier than gummy or sticky candies!

West Vinings Dental reminds you to support our community and shop local this Small Business Saturday.

Did you know that babies are born with the ability to smile?

Wishing you a happy and healthy Thanksgiving!

We all love Halloween candy, but it can be quite damaging to your teeth. Make smart choices this spooky season and avoid sticky or gummy candies.

Take some time to be thankful for your bright smile this Thanksgiving season.

#Didyouknow that if you're experiencing breathing problems or sleeping issues, we can help? We know what to look for in your x-rays and can recommend a specialist to help you sleep more comfortably. https://bit.ly/3gXmQUg

As 2020 draws to an end, what are you thankful for?

Eat more turkey this Thanksgiving! It's a great source of phosphorus and protein, which both help your body fight tooth decay and keep your teeth strong.

Are you a fan of apple picking? Not only is it a fun family activity for this time of year, but it also gives you a snack that's good for your body and your teeth.

Did you know Americans buy more than 14 million gallons of toothpaste each year?

Every day, we see airway issues that patients are unaware that they have. Multiple millions of people have this condition, but only 10-15% get diagnosed. We know what to look for and questions to ask to help diagnose our patients. https://bit.ly/3511DGL

Are you team apple cider or pumpkin spice latte? Either way, don't forget to drink lots of water too, and brush your teeth!

Studies show that people who smile appear more likable, courteous and competent. Smilers tend to be more productive at work and make more money.

Have we cleaned your teeth recently? Please leave us a review. https://bit.ly/36YvrFd