Elizabeth Demichelis DDS (ElizabethDDS)

If you were to crack open a tooth, you’d find that it isn’t solid all the way through. Each of your teeth has a jelly-like core called tooth pulp or dental pulp. But, what is #toothpulp? Tooth pulp is the most vital part of the tooth, originating in the center of the tooth, underneath the enamel layer and the dentin layer. Tooth pulp is soft and consists of living blood vessels, connective tissue, and large nerves.

SUGGESTION : Laminate a copy to carry with you but keep the original in a safe location . That way if a booster is needed they can add it to your original non laminated card and always have a copy ! Just heard this great news from the fantastic ED for the Stanislaus Dental Society - thank you Robin Brown for the info !!!

Macrodontia is a condition in which teeth grow to different degrees than normal. Depending on the cause and severity, treatment can range from leaving teeth alone to medical intervention. Learn more, below.

Conventional wisdom says that diet affects oral health. But people begin to disagree on the details, and there are many widely held misconceptions. So how does our diet really affect our teeth?

What does a dentist give a lion with a sore tooth? Anything it wants!

Free vaccine at Stockton Kaiser, nonmembers welcomed, until 8 pm today

Most of us know cavities as the primary antagonist of our oral health stories. But what are cavities, really, and what can be done about them? Read on!

There are many tips and tricks to help keep you and your family's teeth strong, white, and healthy! One of these tips is to visit your dentist at least two times a year for regular cleanings and check-ups!

Trauma to the tooth does not always result in intense pain, and not all resulting pain persists, so you can just ignore it, right? Wrong. Even if tooth injury or infection do not cause lasting pain, they can still do harm to your teeth, gums, and jaw, leading to even more serious health problems if left untreated. It is vital to consult a dental professional promptly.

Are you overdue for a cleaning? To schedule your next appointment text us at 209-522-2348

Have you been slacking in your oral hygiene? If so, it pays to remember that toothpaste, floss, and biannual checkups are cheaper than restorative dentistry is.

Please help us maintain health & safety standards by following these guidelines during your next appointment: -Patients will be asked to wear a mask or other facial coverings -Temperatures will be taken upon arrival -Hand sanitation station has been added to front office

Most of us know we should brush our teeth once in the morning, but there's no standard regarding when that should be. While many prefer to brush after breakfast to get rid of food remnants, the science may recommend otherwise.

Dentistry FAQ: Is it better to brush after every meal? Not really. Your body is designed to care for itself. Saliva production limits the need to clean teeth after everything you eat. While brushing a third time each day isn't necessarily harmful, it isn't needed, and excessive brushing can have adverse effects over time.

We’ve made several changes to our practice and procedures. However, our commitment to your health & safety remains. -Prior to your appointment you will receive a virtual check in email or text. Click ‘Check In Online’ remain in your car your car, in a comfortable location or in the breezeway outside our office -Please reply to the virtual check in you will receive via text or call us at 209-522-2348 -Patients will be asked to complete a pre-screening virtually, or over th...e phone if unable to use virtual check in -Patients will be asked to rinse with Peroxide prior to the start of their appointment See more

Due to medication, health conditions, and reduced dexterity, keeping our teeth and gums healthy can become more difficult with age. Here's how to keep your smile strong no matter how many candles are on your cake!

Oral Hygiene FAQ: Is it better to brush with soft or hard bristles? Contrary to popular belief, soft bristles clean equally as well as hard bristles, but are gentler on teeth and gums. In fact, hard-bristled brushes can do more harm to teeth than good.

At Elizabeth Demichelis DDS we are taking many preventative measures to keep our staff and patients safe. -Staff will be getting their temperature taken prior to each work day as well as screened for any Covid-19 symptoms daily -Patients will be asked to wear a mask or other facial coverings -Temperatures will be taken upon arrival... -Air purifiers have been added to each treatment room See more

While looseness in deciduous teeth is normal, in adult teeth it is a cause for concern. Whether from trauma or disease, loose teeth should be looked at immediately to prevent loss.

We understand our community has faced unforeseen hardships recently. Please know we have financing options available to help you during this challenging time. Special Offer: Get 10% Off Take Home Whitening or Nightguards Today!

Due to COVID-19, our office is implementing new social distancing measures. We ask that only the patient enters the office for their appointment or one legal guardian for minors

What do you say at the dentist? ? The same thing you say when you figure out this joke! ?