Jeff Muehl DDS

Happy Holidays. At our annual Christmas party.

Frannie gave birth to Miles on 6/21(Dr. Muehl's birthday) and is now taking some time off for maternity leave.

A little dental humor.

All of us at Dr. Muehl's dental office hope you had a wonderful holiday season. We'd like to remind you that most insurance benefits begin again in January. Please contact us to schedule an appointment if you'd like to begin using your benefits for the current year.

Happy Holidays from Dr. Muehl, Elise, Rosario and Frannie.

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Dr. Muehl's office.

Happy Halloween from Dr. Muehl, Elise, Rosario and Frannie.

Yummy. Thanks Jeanne and Gary!

As the end of the year and the holidays approach we understand how hectic the days will become. If you have dental insurance, we would like to remind you that insurance maximums, that are based on a calendar year, will expire at the end of the year. Any unused benefits for 2018 will not roll over to 2019. Additionally some flexible spending accounts expire on December 31st and if you don’t use the money, you lose it. In order to maximize your dental benefits for the year, please contact our office at your earliest convenience. We look forward to hearing from you. Our schedule does get booked quickly so we do recommend contacting us a soon as possible to schedule.

Like Dr. Muehl says Floss the ones you want to keep.

Your smile is precious and priceless.

Schedule to start Invisalign by 11/8/18 and receive up to $500.00 off or interest free financing (upon credit approval) for up to 2 years plus free at home whitening.

Start Invisalign by 11/8/18 and receive up to $500 off or interest free financing (upon approved credit) for up to 2 years plus free home whitening.

Kids home from school for the summer? Now would be a great time to get their dental needs taken care of. Please contact us today to schedule an appointment.

Which Halloween treats are scariest for your teeth? This guide helps patients sort through the trick-or-treat bag loot with a rundown of some common candies and their impact on teeth. Check out this and other Halloween resources on MouthHealthy.org.

Root Canals: Planting A Lasting Image For a severely infected tooth, there are often only two treatment options: root canal therapy or tooth removal. In most cases, a root canal is the preferable choice, because it’s the only way to save a tooth. Extractions are the treatment of last resort. A root canal consists of the dentist making a small hole in the tooth and then removing the tiny nerves and blood vessels within the root(s). The roots are then shaped, disinfected and f...illed with an inert material. While root canals are the most feared of all dental procedures largely due to lingering stories of outdated treatment methods, which paint the wrong picture today this procedure can be performed with minimal discomfort. Furthermore, the success rate is quite high; 90% of patients experience no further complications after the procedure. In the rare instances where a root canal fails, there are still options available. In many cases, the root canal can be performed again. If this isn’t possible, a procedure called an apicoectomy can be performed. An apicoectomy involves the removal of the root’s tip and then placing a filling over the severed root tip. If these measures fail, the tooth may have to be removed. However, please remember that modern root canal therapy is both safe and overwhelmingly effective. Plus new techniques continue to build upon the already high success rate. Call our office today if you experience severe tooth pain. We will examine your tooth and advise on the most appropriate course of treatment. See more

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Please don't put your baby to bed with a bottle. Early Childhood Caries (ECC), formerly known as nursing bottle caries, baby bottle tooth decay, is a disease th...at affects teeth in children between birth and 71 months old. The main bacteria responsible for dental caries is Streptococcus mutans and Lactobacillus. This happens when sweetened liquids or those with natural sugars (like milk, formula, and fruit juice) cling to an infant's teeth for a long time. See more

We a currently closed for the Memorial Day Holiday. We will re-open on Tuesday May 29th.

It’s time for birthdays. We’ll celebrate Rosario’s and Elise’s in May, then Dr. Muehl’s and Frannie’s in June.

Our office will be closed on Friday May 18th as we will be attending a continuing education seminar. We will reopen on Monday May 21st.

Yummy chocolate filled croissants from one of our wonderful patients.