Aaron Birch Family Dental

03/04/2026

03/02/2026

We are excited to welcome Lisa to Aaron Birch Family Dental! She is our newest dental hygienist and can be found here in the office on Tuesdays. Welcome, Lisa!

02/27/2026

Our teeth naturally darken or yellow with time thanks to different foods and beverages. But a bright, white smile can help you look younger instantly! Ask us about our teeth whitening options!

02/21/2026

Woot woot! It’s Leeann’s special day! She’s an integral part of the office and has worked with Dr Birch over 20 years! (Which is weird given today is her 35th birthday😉🤣)

02/20/2026

Olympic Gold Medalist Alysa Liu has smiley piercings, also known as frenulum piercings, on her two front teeth, and she pierced it herself!

Read more at the link below.

02/17/2026

I love how this post demonstrates visually just how serious a tooth abscess is. It shouldn’t be taken lightly. https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CHCE7Azss/?mibextid=wwXIfr

More than 5,000 years ago, this individual lived with advanced dental infection.

The large hollowed areas in the jaw are not simple cavities. They are chronic abscesses — infections that spread from the tooth root into the surrounding bone.

Over time, the pressure from pus and inflammation slowly destroyed the jaw structure.

Without antibiotics, root canal treatment, or surgical care, an infection like this meant persistent pain, facial swelling, and a serious risk of the bacteria entering the bloodstream. In the ancient world, that could be fatal.

What makes this skull remarkable is not just its age. It shows that severe dental disease is not a modern problem caused by sugar or processed food alone. Oral infections have affected humans for thousands of years.

The difference today is intervention. Early treatment can stop infection before it damages bone or threatens overall health.

This ancient case leaves a clear lesson:
Ignoring tooth infection allows it to progress beyond the tooth — and the consequences can be serious.

02/14/2026

This Valentine’s Day, show your smile some love — brush, floss, and maybe schedule that cleaning you’ve been “meaning to book.”

02/12/2026

Fine, I’ll play the AI trend….
But for the record it first thought I was a medical Dr named Mr. Chadwell.

02/11/2026

We are pleased to welcome Brittani to our team and are excited to have another dental hygienist!

02/07/2026

A. Seattle
B. New England
C. This post gives me trauma because I’m not over the Broncos

02/05/2026

01/27/2026

Braces can trap plaque and food more easily, which makes regular cleanings extra important.

That doesn’t mean they have to be uncomfortable or stressful.

We take our time, explain what we’re doing, and make sure patients feel confident about their care.