Hanbury Dental Care

🦈 It’s Shark Week! Even the fiercest smiles need clean, healthy teeth. Book your check-up—no scary bites here, we promise! 😁

We want to wish you all a Happy Independence Day! Make your smile sparkle like fireworks this 4th of July and don’t forget to schedule your cleaning with us. ✨

😊 You deserve a smile you love and we’re here to help make it happen! Ask us about flexible patient financing options that fit your budget. 💳

What does it mean if a dentist says there are calcium deposits or calcium buildup on your teeth? Isn’t calcium a good thing? Find out what this really means and what to do about it.

What Are Calcium Deposits on Teeth? - Dental Health Society Find out what it means to have calcium deposits, calcium buildup, or dental calculus on teeth and what to do about it.

Sedation at the dentist is never strictly required, but it can allow for a much more comfortable experience for certain patients. How much or how often sedation is needed will vary depending on the individual.

When is Sedation Necessary in the Dental Office? - Dental Health Society Some people might associate sedation with major surgeries, but it is quite commonly used in dental settings as well. Whether or not sedatives are used is highly dependent on patient comfort levels and the type of procedure. Sedation is often used with invasive or painful dental procedures, but can a...

Your toothbrush is your #1 tool for a healthy smile. When was the last time you switched out your toothbrush? If it’s been a while, today’s the perfect day to get a fresh one!

Think root canals are painful? Think again!

Thanks to modern dental tools and numbing medicine, a root canal today feels a lot like getting a filling. Most patients say it doesn’t hurt at all — and it actually relieves pain caused by infection.

Does a Root Canal Hurt as Much as They Say? - Dental Health Society Does a root canal hurt that badly? The truth is that the procedure is not more painful than other dental procedures, and not getting one can hurt even more.

Your smile deserves the best care—after all, a healthy mouth means a healthier you! Regular check-ups, daily brushing & flossing, and a balanced diet all play a role in keeping your teeth and gums in top shape. 😁

Hate flossing? You’re not alone.

Some patients find it painful, frustrating, or just hard to remember. The good news? Flossing isn’t one-size-fits-all. From water flossers to interdental brushes, there are plenty of flossing alternatives that can help, especially for patients with braces or sensitive gums.
Find out what works best if traditional flossing hurts or just doesn’t fit your routine.

5 Effective Dental Floss Alternatives - Dental Health Society Flossing can be a chore, but it is still important. Here are some alternatives to traditional floss that can make the job easier.

We're 1 week away! Invisalign® Week (June 16-20) is almost here! Call our office today to schedule and learn more about our financing options.

Ring, Ring! It’s National Call Your Doctor Day 📞 Life gets busy, but your oral health should always be a priority! Today is the perfect reminder to schedule your dental check-up and keep your smile in top shape. 📅

Friends make life better and so do healthy smiles! Refer your bestie to our office and share the gift of great dental care. Because nothing’s better than smiling together! 😁✨

We love our patients and value their recommendations! Refer a friend to our office during June Invisalign® Week!

Despite recent concerns about the safety of fluoride, research shows that it’s highly beneficial in improving dental health. Learn why the good outweighs the bad.

Is Fluoride Good or Bad? - Dental Health Society What does fluoride do for teeth? A lot! Learn why dentists say fluoride should be a regular part of dental care, and why the benefits outweigh the risks.

Happy National I Love My Dentist Day to all the amazing dentists who keep our smiles healthy, bright, and beautiful! 😁✨ From routine check-ups to life-changing smile transformations, they work hard to make sure every patient receives the best care possible.

If you love your dentist, let us know! 💬 Drop a comment below sharing why you appreciate them or give them a shoutout with a "Thank you!" 🎉

Save the date! Invisalign® Week is June 16-20! Get approved for financing regardless of credit score. Call our office today to schedule or visit our website to learn more.

*Applicants may be declined financing with any HFD program due to an association with Open Bankruptcy or any OFAC list.

Sensitive teeth are a pain and it is tempting to just reach for some sensitive toothpaste for a quick fix, but does it really work? Find out whether toothpaste for sensitive teeth is worth a try or whether you should make a dentist appointment.

Does Sensitive Toothpaste Work? - Dental Health Society Sensitive teeth are a pain. Find out if sensitive toothpaste is worth trying or if it is going to take help from a dentist to reduce tooth sensitivity.

Is thumb sucking really bad for your child’s teeth?

It’s a common comfort habit in babies and toddlers — but if it sticks around too long, it can lead to crooked teeth, bite problems, and speech issues.

Learn when to step in, how to help your child break the habit gently, and what to do if their smile needs a little help later.

How Thumb Sucking Affects Your Child’s Teeth - Dental Health Society Thumb sucking is common in young kids. But as they grow older, it can be a problem. Here are some easy ways to help your child stop.

Have questions or concerns about a dark tooth? Don’t worry, you’re not the only one. The good news is that there are solutions for making your tooth match the others. Read our newest blog and reach out to your dentist to discuss them. 😄🦷

Why Do I Have One Dark Tooth? - Dental Health Society Wondering why you have one dark tooth? Learn the common causes, from trauma and nerve damage to decay, and discover treatment options to restore your smile.

Ah, wisdom teeth. The last set of molars—and possibly the first real brush with surgery for many teens. If you have just been handed a referral to the oral surgeon, you might be wondering: Is this really necessary right now?

The good news is that wisdom teeth can be removed at any age. However, there are some benefits to tackling the problem sooner than later.

When is the Best Age for Wisdom Teeth Removal? - Dental Health Society Getting wisdom teeth removed is a common recommendation for young adults. Here’s why dentists recommend it and how to best time the procedure.

Ever wondered if a tongue scraper is worth adding to your routine? Turns out it is – but only when combined with proper brushing, flossing, and dental care.
Using a tongue scraper can help reduce bad breath, improve taste, and support overall oral health by removing bacteria and debris that brushing alone might miss.
Here’s what you need to know to get the benefits from this popular tool.

All Your Tongue Scraper Questions – Answered! - Dental Health Society What is a tongue scraper, and does it really work? Here’s what you need to know to level-up your oral care routine.

Did you know your mouth is home to hundreds of bacterial species that affect your whole-body health? Learn how to support your oral microbiome for better wellness.

What is the Oral Microbiome and How Does it Affect Overall Health? - Dental Health Society Oral Microbiome. Your mouth hosts more than just teeth—learn how the oral microbiome impacts immunity, inflammation, and whole-body health and how to keep it balanced.

We’ve all heard how important it is to do a good job of brushing and flossing. But for people who have crowded teeth, that’s not always easy. In fact, cleaning teeth can be very difficult when they are overlapped and crooked, and that can lead to cavities and all sorts of other problems.

If you or your child have dental crowding, you should know that there are treatment options available.

6 Problems That are More Common in Crowded Teeth - Dental Health Society Crooked teeth are often the result of dental crowding. Learn what other problems can happen when teeth don’t have enough space and how an orthodontist can help.

Dental emergencies always seem to happen at the worst times—after hours, on the weekend, or when you’re out of town. For some problems, like lost fillings or broken braces wires, tooth wax can save the day until you can get in to see the dentist.

Here’s what you need to know about this effective (but temporary) fix for dental problems.

How Tooth Wax Can Save the Day–Temporarily - Dental Health Society Dental pain is a bummer, especially when it happens after hours. For some tooth problems, dental wax can reduce discomfort until you can see the dentist.