Reviews
Definitely would recommend coming here. Staff is so friendly and attentive. I came in for an emergency and they were quick to asses my needs. Even my kids enjoy Coming here. There not like some dentists I’ve been too they actually care about you. Will definitely keep coming back.
Thank Community Dental for giving me back my smile. Invisalign was so easy and so fast. Office staff is wonderful and so personal. Happy Holidays to all of you.
This is the best dental office I’ve ever been to, and taken my family to. The dentists and technicians are friendly, warm, patient and caring. The wait is never too long. The work is gentle yet thorough. I’ve recommended Community Dental to several of my friends and family members and they agree, “the best!”
My only fear in leaving this review is that too many people will go there because of it and the wait will get long! LOL
Community Dental Group Blog
The Trouble With Sleep Apnea
Sometimes getting a full night’s sleep isn’t enough to feel rested the next morning. You climb into bed exactly eight hours before your alarm goes off, but despite spending a third of your day asleep, when you wake up you find yourself wondering what you were doing in all that time, because it certainly doesn’t feel like rest. Read more
Fascinating Fluoride Facts
In the early 20th century, the dentist Frederick McKay began looking into a phenomenon which was known at the time as the Colorado brown stain. The stain was characterized by brown discolorations and noticeable pits which appeared on the teeth of people who lived in certain parts of Colorado. While it wasn’t a pretty sight, McKay also happened to notice that those who suffered from the brown stain also suffered from fewer cavities than the national average. Read more
Cavities: Why Do My Teeth Hurt?
Human teeth are designed to bite into some fairly hard and tough materials. Beef jerky, taffy, hard candy, and of course the classic standbys of denture commercials: apples and corn. It’s generally not a good idea to chew on solid objects like rocks and wood, but then that’s a fairly obvious conclusion we can make without having to feel our mistakes in our teeth. So then why can they hurt? What good does that do us? Read more