La Mesa Village Dental

April is Oral Cancer Awareness Month, so take this opportunity to learn more about the warning signs. Slow healing sores in your mouth, persistent oral pain, or lumps in the mouth or neck can all be cause for concern.

Can't argue with this advice! You know we're suckers for a great smile

Everyone smiles in the same language!

Don't let April showers keep you away! Schedule an appointment, and spring on in to see us this month! https://rwl.io/2h9NFLk

Taking care of your teeth as you age requires a new set of habits and awareness. Like what? http://bit.ly/1q8zH3U

Fun food for April! http://bit.ly/1L1mbjv

Since April is Facial Protection Month, we thought we'd talk about-mouthguards! They do more than protect your teeth! http://bit.ly/2czJKEq

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Hoppy Easter! May you and your family have a wonderful day!

We wish you a wonderfully Merry Christmas!

It's April Fool's Day! Get out there and have some fun!

During your daily dental routine, be sure you’re brushing your teeth for at least two minutes, twice a day. Don’t forget to floss, as well this will reach all the tough spots your toothbrush can’t properly clean. Perfect your dental hygiene so your smile will continue to shine through the holidays!

We are so thankful for our patients during this time in our lives! We appreciate each and every one of you!

Exactly the type of questions we get around here sometimes...

We hope you have a spooky, yet safe #Halloween!

The fall season is perfect for apple picking, carving pumpkins, and enjoying plenty of baked goods! Everything is fine in moderation, but try to avoid eating too much sugar! Sugar can contribute to dental decay and gum disease, so make sure you are cleaning your smile properly after enjoying anything sweet.

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Spring is here, and we've got some tips for keeping that smile in tip-top shape! http://bit.ly/1m9687n

Strengthen your smile by using fluoride toothpaste and rinsing with anti-bacterial mouthwash. These tools can help to reduce your risk for developing dental disease and protect your smile for life! Make sure you are using the right tools to care for your beautiful smile.

You need to #floss every night before you go to bed to remove food particles and bacteria from in between your teeth. By skipping flossing, you are leaving your smile vulnerable to dental decay and gum disease! Protect your smile with a proper dental care routine!

A healthy and happy #smile for the whole #family! Call La Mesa Family Dental at (619) 461-6040 today and schedule your visit.

Call (619) 461-6040 for the new and healthy #smile you've been looking for! Schedule your appointment at La Mesa Village Dental today.

The sooner your #kids learn the importance of caring for their #teeth and #gums, the healthier their #smile will be as they grow!

By changing your #toothbrush every three months, you're ensuring a strong and healthy #smile for a lifetime!

Your routine has certainly changed, but be sure this important step stays the same! Be sure you’re brushing and flossing your #teeth twice a day, every day.

La Mesa Village Dental provides emergency dental care! We’re here for you. Call (619) 461-6040 if you’re experiencing a true #dentalemergency. #lamesadentist #lamesaemergencydentist #lamesavillagedental

Pink when you brush could be a sign of gingivitis. Gum disease is a serious oral health issue, so evaluate your dental care routine to ensure you are taking proper care of your #smile!

Aggressive brushing can wear down your enamel, which leaves you vulnerable to tooth sensitivity and decay. Instead, brush for two full minutes with #fluoride toothpaste to effectively clean your smile.

Available for emergency and urgent dental care during COVID-19. If you have a dental emergency we can help you. Call 619-461-6040 or send us an email at [email protected]. We are here to help.

Tooth sensitivity, discoloration, pain when chewing, and caries are all signs you have a dental cavity. If you notice that you are experiencing any of these symptoms, call your dentist to schedule a checkup. Learn more about the signs of cavities here: https://bit.ly/35EcHGB