Alexander A. Galvan, DMD, FAGD, FICOI

Ontario office closed Nov. 25-27 Rialto office closed all week Happy Thanksgiving!Ontario office closed Nov. 25-27 Rialto office closed all week Happy Thanksgiving!

Thank you for your sweet treats, Santos-Bacugan Family! #sparkleyoursmile

Dr. Galvan moderated a webinar on November 21 sponsored by the University of the Philippines College of Dentistry Class of 1996.

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As CoVid-19 cases rise, we take pride in our utmost efforts to keep our patients and team safe during this pandemic. #sparkleyoursmile

Thank you for your support! #sparkleyoursmile #yelp #dentist

Cosmetic Dentistry, Halloween edition

https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1217361631968354

It’s the time of the year when everyone is coughing and sniffling around you. Did you know that a cold or flu can affect your #oralhealth? Here’s some tips to battle this #fluseason! https://bit.ly/2Hm1PXA #WellnessWednesday #community

"My father, who passed away last year, refused to go to the dentist because he was afraid. I will always wonder if he had seen a dentist regularly, he would hav...e had a better quality of life as he aged." Delta Dental Community Care Foundation VP, Kenzie Ferguson, on the importance of taking care of oral health as we get older: bit.ly/31agXy8

Annual OSHA and Infection Control Staff Training with Bill Hollowell of The Shield Group via Zoom 11/2/2020

Happy National Dental Hygiene Month! Dental offices are now open, but your next dental visit will look a little different. Want to know how? Watch our What you... should know video and download our return to care flyer: bit.ly/SmileCA-COVID-19 Don’t have a regular dentist? Visit SmileCalifornia.org to find one near you. #SmileCalifornia #NationalDentalHygieneMonth

Worried your braces might ruin your Halloween fun? Spooky thought but never fear! Read more about what candies are safe and which ones to avoid: https://bit.ly/355iZkt.

The American Dental Association Health Policy Institute released new data showing dentists are seeing a rise in stress-related dental conditions, like tooth gri...nding and cracking during the coronavirus pandemic. "This is something we can do something about," Dr. Matthew Messina said. "It's OK. You're not being a whiner, you know this is a real thing, and it isn't something you should just ignore. Talk to your dentist about it."