Dr. Denny & Peter Chen DDS

We would like to thank all our patients and their families for choosing our dental practice.

Warmest Thoughts and Best Wishes for a Wonderful Holiday and a Very Happy New Year Dr. Chen and Staff

Halloween is around the corner which means free candy and sweets. Here are a couple of tips to have healthy teeth during Halloween: 1. Stay away from any sticky candy. 2. Avoid any beverages with added sugar. 3. Have candy in between meals it lessens the chance of cavities.... 4. Brush and Floss twice a day. Remember the longer the candy is in the mouth the more prone you are to getting cavities. Be safe and Have a Happy Halloween!

Smile! It’s TOOTHSDAY.

The first thing to understand about night guards is that they are there to protect your teeth and will not actually prevent the grinding or clenching itself. The most damaging consequence of night grinding is the deterioration of tooth enamel. When under stress, the muscles in the jaw tenses and tightens during sleep. ... This clenches the teeth together, sometimes resulting in a grinding motion that grates the upper and lower rows against each other. If you frequently wake up with a sore jaw, a dull headache or tooth pain, you may want to ask us if you are suffering from a condition called bruxism.

Hi Facebook Friends, Just a reminder we are doing the live drawing for the FREE in office teeth whitening at 12 noon. You can’t miss it so tune in. Thank you ... Denny & Peter Chen DDS.

Fun Fact If you brush your teeth twice a day for two minutes each time, you will brush your teeth for about 24 hours each year, or 76 days over the course of your life! All this brushing will use about 20 gallons of toothpaste.

Did you know if you've been sick with the flu or even a cold, you should toss your old toothbrush once you're better? Germs live on your toothbrush and can make you sick again for a longer period of time.

Warm Wishes and Happy Holidays!

Experiencing tooth pain? Be sure to speak with us about how you can reverse this! http://bit.ly/1OCs6sg

We know pearly whites, healthy teeth and gums look fantastic, but your dental health is also an indicator of your overall health. Read more about the connection between the two: http://bit.ly/2sNY0hx

Do cold or hot foods cause pain for your teeth? If it does, your teeth sensitivity is due to nerve exposure most commonly at the gum line. Brush with soft bristles, floss daily, and ask us on tips to enjoy your favorite foods and drinks pain-free.