SoCal Smiles Dental Office

Happy Presidents' Day!

Happy Valentine's Day!

A smile can brighten everyone's day!

Rough brushing can lead to gum recession and damage the roots of your teeth.

We're glad dentists today are more specialized.

Come visit us soon for a dental cleaning and exam!

What are your resolutions this year?

That's a lot of tubes of toothpaste!

That's right! If your gums are healthy, you’re at a reduced risk of developing common chronic diseases.

Always brush no matter how tired you are!

You should buy a new toothbrush every three to four months.

Remember Pearl Harbor.

Merry Christmas!

What color is your toothbrush?

Even though it’s been a hard year for all, we always had the support of our lovely patients. We appreciate all the wonderful feedback!! We reached 100 reviews today!

Studies show that electric toothbrushes often remove more plaque than manual toothbrushes do. However, both can be effective if you brush properly.

If you have any questions about your oral health, please let us know. We are here to help!

Bristles from hogs, horses and badgers were used.

The same goes for left-handed people, too!

Make sure to care for them all so they can keep working for you!

Fight decay by brushing twice a day and flossing, along with seeing your dentist regularly.

Take care of yours, and it will take care of you!

Happy Thanksgiving!

Brushing at least twice each day and flossing daily helps keep your smile healthy and beautiful.

Help use it up by flossing every day!

Bring your own sunshine this season with a great smile!

Let us be the reason you smile!

Celebrate World Tolerance Day with us.

Happy autumn to you!

Happy Veterans Day!

Let us help you get your best smile today!

Lots of air keeps your toothbrush from growing bacteria.

Don't chew on ice, pencils, or fingernails. Also, don't use your teeth to open things.

Water helps to wash away food particles, acids, and bacteria between teeth brushings.

Have a fun and safe Halloween tomorrow!

They were the only people who could afford sweets.

Though many people consider this normal, this is one of the first signs of gingivitis (gum disease).

Water keeps your mouth cleaner while distributing healthy nutrients throughout your body.

Don't be afraid to share your wicked smile! Schedule a visit with our team today.

Saliva helps cancel out scary bacterial acids and rinse away food particles.

Happy Global Handwashing Day!

Take good care of your teeth!

People believed it strengthened the gums and teeth.

Sugary drinks, like soda and juice, can increase your risk of developing cavities.

Luckily in the 21st century, we have ready-made toothpaste and floss that tastes better, and is a better incentive to brush and floss!

Make sure you brush and floss twice a day!

We're all smiling and working for a brighter future!

He hoped that people would be able to clean their teeth with it.

Remember to replace your toothbrush every three to four months!

Happy National Family Day!

You can reduce the bacteria and debris that linger in your mouth after eating if you rinse.

Give yourself a hand while you recover.

Traditional floss, floss picks, water flossers, dental tape, interdental brushes ... find what works best for you.

If you have frequent bad breath, come in for a cleaning and exam today!

Remember September 11.

Scientists have recently found evidence of dental fillings being done in the huntergatherer period in Italy.

Happy Labor Day!

For optimal oral health, eat foods rich in calcium, phosphorus and vitamin C!

Chewing gum can increase your saliva flow, which helps wash away food debris and bacteria that can cause tooth decay.

Place your toothbrush at a 45-degree angle to the gums and use short, back-and-forth strokes.

Hard bristles can sometimes lead to more harm than good. Try soft bristles instead!

Flossing helps reduce the risk of gum disease!

Summer is ending. Make the most of it while you can!

Call us today to take back your dental health.

Gums form a protective seal around your teeth, keeping out bacteria and plaque!

Together, we can smile through anything!

Remember to share your smile!

Do not force or "pop" floss between teeth, as this can cause your gums to bleed.