Preston Sherry Dental Associates

04/06/2026

Your toothbrush does a lot of daily work, but it does not last forever. In general, it is best to replace your toothbrush or electric toothbrush head every 3 to 4 months. If the bristles start to look frayed sooner, that is your sign to swap it out early. It is also a good idea to replace it after being sick.

Small habits like this can make a meaningful difference in keeping your smile healthy. If you have questions about your at-home routine, Preston Sherry Dental is always here to help.

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04/01/2026

April Fool’s is fun… but your teeth shouldn’t be the punchline. 🦷😉

Forgetting to floss, skipping cleanings, and brushing off sensitivity can all catch up with your smile over time. A little consistency goes a long way when it comes to keeping your teeth healthy and bright.

Need to get back on track with your dental care? Preston Sherry Dental is here to help.

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03/30/2026

A filling helps restore a tooth after decay and protects it from further damage. 🦷

After the decayed area is removed, the tooth is cleaned and sealed with a filling material to bring back its shape, strength, and function. Fillings help close off spaces where bacteria can enter, which lowers the risk of more decay down the road.

Today’s filling options can be both strong and natural-looking, making it easier to protect your smile without sacrificing appearance. If you think you may need a filling, we are here to help you get ahead of it early. ✨

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03/27/2026

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03/25/2026

If your teeth used to be straight but now feel a little more crowded or uneven, you are not imagining it. 🦷

Teeth can shift over time for several reasons, including natural aging, everyday pressure from chewing or grinding, and changes in gum or bone support. It does not automatically mean anything was done wrong. In many cases, it is simply a normal change that happens gradually over time.

The good news is that small shifts are common, and there are often simple ways to manage them. If you have noticed changes in your smile, we are always happy to take a look and talk through your options. ✨

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03/23/2026

"A true artist in dentistry
After my regular dentist told me a broken front tooth would require an implant and months of waiting, I went looking for another path. I found Dr. Corbin Alhadef, and I’m so grateful I did. He immediately offered a thoughtful plan focused on saving the tooth — a root canal, a rebuild of the broken structure, a temporary crown the very same afternoon, and a permanent crown a couple of weeks.." says L on Google

★★★★★ A true artist in dentistry After my regular dentist told me a broken front tooth would require an implant and months of waiting, I went looking for another path. I found Dr. Corbin Alhadef, and I’m so grateful I did. He immediately offered a thoughtful plan focused on saving the to...

03/23/2026

Taking care of your smile is not just about brushing and flossing. It starts from the inside out. 🦷

While there is no single “magic” multivitamin for oral health, nutrients like calcium, vitamin D, vitamin C, vitamin A, and vitamin K2 all play a role in supporting strong enamel, healthy gums, and overall oral wellness.

When your body is getting what it needs, your teeth and gums are better supported long term. Supplements can help fill in gaps, but they work best alongside good daily habits and regular dental care.

A healthy smile is a combination of what you do and what you give your body. ✨

03/19/2026

When a tooth can no longer be saved, an extraction may be the best step for protecting your overall oral health. While we always aim to preserve natural teeth whenever possible, there are times when removing a severely damaged, infected, impacted, or fractured tooth is the healthiest option.

Every extraction begins with a careful exam and X-rays so treatment can be planned with comfort, safety, and long-term health in mind. Our team will also walk you through recovery and aftercare so you know exactly what to expect.

If you are dealing with pain, swelling, or a tooth that may need attention, we are here to help. 🦷

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03/16/2026

Flossing is about more than getting food out from between your teeth. It helps remove plaque and bacteria in the areas your toothbrush cannot reach, especially along the gumline where problems often begin.

A simple daily habit can go a long way in protecting your teeth, your gums, and your overall oral health. 🦷✨

03/11/2026

"The service is always outstanding - the staff are always helpful and the total experience is great!!" says Ron on Google

★★★★★ The service is always outstanding - the staff are always helpful and the total experience is great!!

03/09/2026

A confident smile can make a lasting impression. ✨🦷

Veneers are a cosmetic treatment designed to enhance the appearance of your teeth by placing a thin layer of porcelain or composite over the front surface. They can help improve the look of teeth that are discolored, chipped, worn, or slightly misaligned while maintaining a natural appearance.

Because veneers require less tooth reduction than crowns, they can be a comfortable and conservative option for improving the front teeth that show when you smile. Every smile makeover begins with careful planning to create results that look balanced, natural, and tailored to you.

If you’ve been thinking about enhancing your smile, we’re happy to talk through your options and help you find the best solution for your goals. ✨

03/04/2026

Your teeth change over time just like the rest of your body. 🦷

As we age, teeth naturally shift slightly toward the front of the mouth. Dentists call this mesial drift, and it’s one of the reasons you may notice small changes in spacing or crowding over the years.

These shifts are a normal part of aging, which is why regular dental visits are so important. Routine exams help us monitor these changes and keep your bite, gums, and teeth healthy at every stage of life.

Your smile grows with you, and taking care of it along the way makes all the difference. ✨