Dr. Wanda Leong

Common Symptoms Of Impacted Wisdom Teeth. Some common symptoms of impacted wisdom teeth are jaw pain, red or swollen gums, tender or bleeding gums, and bad breath. If you think you have impacted wisdom teeth schedule an appointment today.

What You Eat Affects Your Teeth - Get Enough Calcium. People who eat the recommended amount of calcium are less likely to develop gum disease.

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What You Eat Affects Your Teeth - Acidic Fruits can affect your tooth enamel. It's best if you can eat them with a meal as they are less likely to harm your teeth.

Gum Recession Can Lead To Gingivitis. Gum recession occurs when a tooth’s surrounding tissue wears away, leaving gaps between the tooth and gum where bacteria thrives. This can possibly lead to gum disease. Contact our office to learn what treatment options are best for you!

What Is An Ankylosed Tooth? It’s an uncommon condition that occurs when a tooth’s root fuses to the underlying bone, resulting in improper tooth eruption. It's most common in children’s primary teeth, but can happen to permanent teeth, as well.

Sense Of Control. Try giving your child a sense of control by letting them choose what flavor toothpaste they can use. Let them actively participate in their dental health.

What You Eat Affects Your Teeth - Sticky foods and starchy foods can get stuck to the surface of your teeth and increase the risk of cavities. It’s okay to eat in moderation with good oral health practices which entails brushing and flossing regularly.

What You Eat Affects Your Teeth - Skip Sweets. Try to limit your intake on sweets including soda and juice and unexpected sugary foods.

Did you know? An apple a day is also great for your oral health. Apples and other fibrous fruits help stimulate your gums and increases saliva flow. Eating healthy snacks along with good oral hygiene is a great combo for a winning smile

Our newly installed plexiglass dividers around our reception desk for the added protection of our patients and staff.

We are excited to announce that we will be re-opening with a regular schedule to see patients beginning June 2! We are taking all of the necessary precautions to keep our patients and employees safe. Here are some things to expect for your appointment: Before your appointment, our office will ask you some screening questions. Every member of the team will be screened daily prior to their shift.... All patients will be asked to wear a face covering or mask prior to their appointment. Patients will be asked to stay in their cars upon arrival to their appointment and will receive a text or call once it's clear to come in. Your temperature will be taken before your appointment. If it's >100.4 we will work with you to reschedule your appointment. Appointments will be made to maintain proper social distancing. This may result in fewer appointment options. See more

Feeling pain when taking a sip of water? You may need a root canal if this is happening. Schedule an appointment to find out the root of the problem.