Nash Dental Care

What counts as a dental emergency? Emergency Dentistry Any type of dental or oral pain... Bleeding that doesn’t stop Painful swelling in or around your mouth Pain in a tooth, teeth or jaw bone Gum infection with pain or swelling After surgery treatment (dressing change, stitch removal) Broken or knocked out tooth Denture adjustment for people receiving radiation or other treatment for cancer Snipping or adjusting wire of braces that hurts your cheek or gums Biopsy of abnormal tissue Recementing of a broken crown or replacement of a filling Replacing a temporary crown with a permanent crown See more

COVID-19 Update. We're open and seeing Emergency Patients! Learn more by visiting https://nashdentalcare.com/cover-home/

Happy Valentine's Day, a day of LOVE and we LOVE our boss!

There is only one happiness in life; to love and be loved. February is here and love is all around! Our patients have been loyal customers for over 20 years and married for 55 years The Sherman's have shared many stories with us and they are truly each other's better half. Thanks for being our lovely patients!

Wishing Everyone a Happy New Year!

Dr. Sewell was shown extra love today when his patients came by with homemade Christmas cookies and fudge! Thank you for being our long time patients, we appreciate you!

Biofilm: How to Prevent Harmful Bacteria Formation t.ly/JwAnY

What is a Dental Black Triangle? t.ly/jOjB3

If you need a certificate to say you are on the nice list you are probably a dentist!!! We know Barbara agrees!

How Teeth & Medications Are Connected t.ly/9z5le

Possible Causes of Pale Gums bit.ly/3410Y41