January 21, 2010
Georgia is known for its beautiful smiles, and our local Gainesville community is no exception. Keeping your teeth clean is an important factor in maintaining your beautiful smile. One of the benefits of regularly visiting your local Gainesville, Georgia dentist is a thorough teeth cleaning and a review of your brushing habits.
Our Gainesville dental hygienist helps you keep your teeth clean by assessing the condition of your teeth, and recommending improvements to your daily teeth cleaning habits. Our oral hygienist can also professionally clean and polish your teeth at your regular dental check up. You should schedule a regular dental check up every six months.
I am Dr. Joseph Weber, DMD, and I work at Weber Family Dental located in Georgia. We specialize in cosmetic dentistry in the Gainesville Georgia community, including the surrounding areas of Cumming and Norcross.
Cleaning your teeth in Georgia is the simple task of removing plaque (a sticky deposit that gets left on teeth in which bacteria thrives) and tartar (a calcium deposit that forms on teeth and aids in tooth decay). This is done by brushing regularly with a toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste, and flossing. Brushing and flossing at least twice each day can keep plaque and tartar from building up on your teeth and results in cleaner, healthier teeth. A regular visit to your local Gainesville dental hygienist will help you stay on top of problems that can go unseen.
The American Dental Association (ADA) recommends visiting your local Gainesville, Georgia dentist at least once every 6 months for a regular dental check up and teeth cleaning. These regular visits to your Georgia dentist potentially prevent the undetected development of problems that can occur from neglecting to clean your teeth.
To keep that beautiful Gainesville, Georgia smile in good shape, come in for a dental check up and teeth cleaning.
Call Weber Family Dental to make an appointment. You can reach us right now at 770-532-8521.
Dr. Joe Weber
January 8, 2010
The American Dental Association offers some welcome advice for choosing a dentist in Gainesville. We have already talked about how word of mouth is an important factor in how many people find a dentist. Here are some things you should look for in an Gainesville dentist:
Location is always a factor when choosing a dentist in Gainesville. If you live in the Gainesville Georgia area, there are many options, and most locations are not too far out of the way. While location plays an important role in convenience, many people are willing to drive a little farther for a better experience with their Gainesville dentist.
Relationship is a strong factor. Your dentist should be approachable, and should make you feel comfortable when you are in the dentist chair. After all, your Gainesville dentist will be working very close with you to help you achieve a high level of oral hygiene; you most certainly will want to have a good, professional, comfortable relationship with your dentist and the dental office staff.
Specialty is another important factor in choosing a dentist in Gainesville. Some dentists specialize in cosmetic dentistry. Others specialize in corrective dentistry such as braces. Depending on your need, you may select a local dentist who can solve your immediate concern. Bare in mind, however, that it is good to have a general dentist who can maintain your dental history and work with you to through the years.
If you are looking for a dentist in Gainesville, please come by and speak with me. I can address your interest in any of these critical areas, and will be happy to introduce you to Weber Family Dental.
I look forward to meeting you.
-Dr. Joe Weber, DMD
770-532-8521
December 30, 2009
We’re Weber Family Dental, and we practice family dentistry in Georgia.
If you are looking for a new Georgia family dentistry experience, Weber Family Dental is here for you.
I would like to invite you to bring your Georgia family in to our office and see for yourself. You can find us at 1146 South Enota Drive, in Gainesville, Georgia. We serve the Georgia community including the 30501 zip code area.
Or just give us a call at 770-532-8521.
I look forward to seeing you.
-Dr. Joe Weber, DMD
November 10, 2009
Hi, I’m Dentist Dr. Joe Weber, DMD. Most every day, I can be found at my Gainesville area dental office treating dental patients with tooth and gum problems or helping patients prevent them. There are many common medical conditions that pose a risk to oral health.
1) Gainesville diabetes patients with high blood glucose often have a higher risk of dental issues. If you have diabetes, let’s talk. My number is 770-532-8521.
2) A persistent dry mouth due to an inadequate amount of saliva can accelerate tooth decay, cause or contribute to gum disease, and trigger chronic bad breath. Many medications used by thousands of folks, including those for high-blood pressure and depression, cause dry mouth. This side effect is not only unpleasant, it is dangerous. Anti-depressants (especially SSRI’s) and anti-psychotic drugs can also trigger tooth-grinding (bruxism).
3) Acid reflux in children and adults is associated with a host of dental problems such as decay and periodontal disease.
I help many dental patients prevent problems associated with medical conditions that sometimes seem unrelated to dental health. Regular professional dental care is essential for oral health, and an important part of your overall physical health.
http://www.WeberFamilyDental.com
October 1, 2009
When a tooth is threatened by severe decay, periodontal disease, or damage from an injury, a skilled Gainesville dentist or endodontist must make a judgment call concerning the course of treatment. If the pulp of the tooth is infected or inflamed, a root canal is often the only way to save the tooth.
Weber Family Dental: 770-532-8521
During a root canal procedure (or endodontic treatment) the soft tissue in the root of the tooth is removed. This tissue contains veins, arteries and lymph vessels. Once the roots are cleaned out and widened, they are filled with a special rubber material. The root canal is only the first step in the complete tooth restoration. After the root canal, without a crown, the tooth will become dry and brittle. The final steps are the core build up and crown.
At Weber Family Dental, we fabricate strong, natural-looking crowns that blend perfectly with the surrounding teeth. With proper oral hygiene and regular visits to a dentist, a tooth with a filled root can often function problem-free for the rest of a patient’s life.
I am Dentist Dr. Joe Weber DMD of Weber Family Dental. I have been practicing dentistry since 1991. During that time I have seen hundreds of teeth saved by this effective dental procedure. Root canal therapy at Weber Family Dental in Gainesville has a very high success rate.
Because teeth with infected pulp tissue often cause no symptoms, it is important to have regular dental examinations. I can determine which (if any) teeth have infected roots. If the infection in the soft pulp tissue is left untreated, it can progress to a point where the tooth cannot be saved. Is it time for a thorough dental exam? Call our office at 770-532-8521.
Call Weber Family Dental immediately if one of your teeth is screaming for attention!
September 8, 2009
For years, the American Academy of Pediatrics advised Georgia parents to begin children’s dentist visits before the third birthday.
The AAP now advises parents to take their toddler to a Georgia dentist before their first birthday, or about six months after their first tooth appears.
Why? Prevention, prevention, prevention! Sadly, Gainesville dentists find advanced tooth decay in very young children.
High-risk children should be seen as early as possible. Following are some of the risk factors:
- Sleeping with a bottle
- Drinking juice continually during the day
- Abnormal tooth development
- Thumb sucking
- Tooth grinding
- A mother with significant tooth decay
- Other health problems
To talk to us about pediatric dentistry, call 770-532-8521. Children love Dentist Dr. Joe Weber at Weber Family Dental. We also pamper busy Gainesville parents who come to Weber Family Dental for general and cosmetic dentistry. If you are between the ages of 3 and 93, we would love to provide you with the most advanced dental care in Gainesville.
Weber Family Dental
1146 South Enota Drive
Gainesville , Georgia 30501
http://www.WeberFamilyDental.com
770-532-8521
July 18, 2009
Run your tongue along the gumline behind your lower front teeth. Do you feel a ridge? This is probably tartar or dental calculus.
Even if you brush and floss regularly, plaque and tartar can gradually accumulate. If not removed, these bacteria-breeding substances cause the gums to become irritated and swollen. Eventually, the gums become detached from the tooth, creating a ‘pocket’. This creates a new space for plaque and tartar to grow. In advanced stages of periodontal disease, the toxins created by the bacteria literally rot the gum, teeth and bone.
At Weber Family Dental in Gainesville, we perform the most thorough dental cleanings possible. Gum disease can be reversed in its early stages.
Our goal is to help our dental patients prevent gum disease before any damage occurs. Cleanings include root planing and periodontal scaling. Scaling removes the plaque and calculus above and, especially, below the gumline where your toothbrush cannot reach. Planing smoothes root surfaces so it is more difficult for plaque and tartar to accumulate and grow. It also creates a healthy surface for the gums to reattach to the root if necessary.
To schedule a deep cleaning, call 770-532-8521. We are located at 1146 South Enota Drive, Gainesville, GA. In addition to providing comprehensive dental cleanings, we create mega-watt smiles for cosmetic dentistry clients. See http://www.WeberFamilyDental.com for more information about our state-of-the-art dental practice.
