** UPDATE: MONDAY, MARCH 31, 2020 ** Until at least May 1st, our hours will be limited for emergencies only. If you have a dental emergency, please call us at 815-725-5991 and leave your Name, Number and a Detailed Message. One of our doctors will
Read more >>Crowns on teeth are a common treatment option for damaged or decayed tooth enamel. The crowns are prosthetic restorations that are cemented on teeth, essentially replacing the visible portion of a tooth above the gum line. Although the crowns
Read more >>To our Valued Patients, At this time when the news is dominated by Coronavirus, I wanted to personally reach out to you and let you know we are vigilantly implementing enhanced sanitation standards to ensure your health and safety. We have been closely monitoring communications and recommendations with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the World Health Organization
Read more >>Avoiding cavities is the goal of adopting a good oral health regime. But, even with consistent daily dental care and regular visits to your dentist, it is likely that cavities will happen in your lifetime. What
Read more >>Since childhood, you have learned about the importance of taking good care of your oral health to prevent cavities, gum disease and bad breath. There is even a known link between poor oral health and liver cancer. Did you know there
Read more >>Body art has emerged as a popular form of self-expression over the past decade. In addition to tattoos, oral piercings of the tongue, lip and cheeks are more common, especially amongst adolescents and young adults. There are many oral health myths circulating. It’s
Read more >>This year, Dental Assistants Recognition Week (also known as DARW) is March 1-7. It’s the perfect time for Shorewood Family Dental Care to celebrate and spotlight the professionals that are full of talent and so
Read more >>Product Feature of the Month: Waterpik Water Flosser. You likely already know that flossing is important to your overall oral health. In addition to brushing twice a day, the American Dental Association (ADA) recommends flossing once per day. Flossing helps remove plaque that can
Read more >>For medical care, you probably have a general practitioner you see for regular check-ups or when you’re not feeling well. Have allergies? He or she will recommend an allergist. Worried about a skin condition? You’ll probably be referred to a dermatologist. The same is
Read more >>Does sugar damage teeth? Most people know that answer to that question is a definite YES! In fact, sugar feeds the plaque bacteria in your mouth and is one of the leading causes of tooth decay and cavities. The good news is
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