Paul Mundl DDS, Inland Valley Dental Care

We want you to have a smile that you're proud of! Let us help you ensure that you have great oral health!

Receive treatment by our quality team here at our practice! Schedule your next visit today.

Frequent consumption of acidic food and beverages is associated with an increased risk of erosive tooth wear.

Whitening treatments can be effective on both extrinsic and intrinsic staining. Call us today to see if this treatment is right for you!

A bidirectional relationship exists between oral health and diet and nutrition. Diet and nutrition affect the health of the tissues in the mouth; and the health of the mouth affects nutrients consumed!

Your toothache could be related to stress! When you're stressed your body becomes less likely to fight infections!

Prevention is always better than treatment! Make sure to schedule your next visit with us!

Making yourself smile can boost your overall mood & reduce stress! Give us a call today and love the smile you are in. We look forward to seeing you!

Smiles are the easiest facial expression to recognize! Even babies are born knowing how to smile! Give us a call today or schedule your appointment online to spread the smiles and love the smile you are in.

Take the time to brush your teeth well! Toothbrushes come in a variety of shapes and sizes, but choose one that fits in your mouth comfortably. Correct brushing technique means placing the toothbrush at a 45-degree angle toward your gum line and gently moving the bristles back and forth in short strokes. Contact us today for more information or to book your appointment today!

Good oral hygiene takes time. A white smile doesn't happen overnight! Several small positive changes in your routine will contribute to this gradual process. Plaque, the sticky film of bacteria constantly forming at the gum line and on the surfaces of your teeth, can take time to remove. Brush your teeth two to three minutes at a time, and twice daily.

Early symptoms of periodontal (gum) disease are as common as constant bad breath, puffy red gums, and sensitive teeth.

Think being cavity-free is all you need for a healthy mouth? Think again. Gum disease is also a major concern for many! Call us today so that we can ensure your mouth is as healthy as can be!

The basic rule of thumb says you should visit the dentist every six months. When is the last time you saw your dentist?

Floss on! Flossing removes plaque and debris that sticks to teeth and gums in between teeth, polishes tooth surfaces, and controls bad breath.

This ends up being only 25 minutes a day! Get your body moving every day!

Eat your fruits!

Exercise is one of the best things that you can do for yourself!