Family Dentistry of Lititz

Family Dentistry of Lititz We are a family-oriented general practice with an emphasis upon Preventive and Restorative Dentistry Sowatsky, DDS.

Family Dentistry of Lititz was established in 1983 by Brian D. Dr. Sowatsky is a graduate of Ball State University and Indiana University School of Dentistry. As a general and restorative dentist, Dr. Sowatsky is experienced in all phases of dentistry, including: Preventive, Restorative (including fillings, crowns and bridgework), Implants, Surgery and Pediatrics.

🦷 Tooth Extraction Aftercare TipsKeep your recovery smooth and stress-free:✔️ Bite on gauze to control bleeding✔️ No str...
04/01/2026

🦷 Tooth Extraction Aftercare Tips

Keep your recovery smooth and stress-free:
✔️ Bite on gauze to control bleeding
✔️ No straws or smoking
✔️ Stick to soft foods
✔️ Gentle care—no rinsing for 24 hours

⚠️ Increased pain or bad taste could mean Dry Socket—give us a call if something feels off!

Keeping your smile healthy doesn’t have to be complicated 💗A few minutes of flossing each day can save you time, money, ...
03/31/2026

Keeping your smile healthy doesn’t have to be complicated 💗
A few minutes of flossing each day can save you time, money, and discomfort down the road.

Prevent now, smile later ✨🦷

🦷 Types of Cavities (Caries)Not all cavities are the same!• Pit & fissure – on chewing surfaces• Smooth surface – on fla...
03/28/2026

🦷 Types of Cavities (Caries)

Not all cavities are the same!
• Pit & fissure – on chewing surfaces
• Smooth surface – on flat areas of teeth
• Root caries – along exposed roots

💡 We believe in teaching you about your oral health—because knowledge is the key to a healthy smile!

What type of toothbrush do you currently use?
03/27/2026

What type of toothbrush do you currently use?

Your Monday reminder 💭Taking care of yourself isn’t selfish—it’s necessary. And that includes your smile, too 🦷At our of...
03/23/2026

Your Monday reminder 💭

Taking care of yourself isn’t selfish—it’s necessary. And that includes your smile, too 🦷

At our office, we don’t just care about your teeth… we care about you—your comfort, your health, and your overall well-being.

Make yourself a priority this week. You deserve it 💙

🦷 Sugar & Tooth Decay 🍬Sugar feeds the bacteria in your mouth, creating acid that weakens enamel and leads to cavities. ...
03/20/2026

🦷 Sugar & Tooth Decay 🍬

Sugar feeds the bacteria in your mouth, creating acid that weakens enamel and leads to cavities. The more often you snack on sweets, the more damage it can cause!

✨ Protect your smile:
• Limit sugary snacks & drinks
• Rinse with water after sweets
• Brush & floss daily

Keep your smile strong and healthy! 😁

🦷 Biology Lesson: Meet Your Teeth!Ever wonder what’s really going on inside your smile?Your teeth aren’t just for chewin...
03/18/2026

🦷 Biology Lesson: Meet Your Teeth!

Ever wonder what’s really going on inside your smile?

Your teeth aren’t just for chewing—they each have a job:

• Incisors – your front teeth that help you bite into food
• Canines – the pointy ones that tear (think: ripping into a sandwich!)
• Premolars – help crush and grind
• Molars – the heavy-duty grinders in the back

And fun fact… your enamel (the outer layer) is the strongest substance in your body 💪

Take care of your teeth—they’re built to last a lifetime!

✨ Brush, floss, and don’t forget to schedule your check-up!

🍀 Feeling extra lucky this St. Patrick’s Day! 🍀We’re so grateful for each and every one of our amazing patients—your smi...
03/17/2026

🍀 Feeling extra lucky this St. Patrick’s Day! 🍀

We’re so grateful for each and every one of our amazing patients—your smiles make what we do so rewarding every day. Thank you for trusting us with your care!

Wishing you a day full of luck, laughter, and lots of reasons to smile! 😁💚

Monday Dental Tip: Watch Out for These Tooth Troublemakers!Some of our favorite foods can be the toughest on your teeth....
03/16/2026

Monday Dental Tip: Watch Out for These Tooth Troublemakers!

Some of our favorite foods can be the toughest on your teeth. The biggest culprits include:

🍬 Sticky candy (like caramels & gummies)
🥤 Sugary drinks and soda
🍋 Acidic foods like citrus
🍟 Starchy snacks like chips and crackers

These foods can stick to teeth, feed cavity-causing bacteria, and wear down enamel.

💡 Tip: If you do enjoy them, rinse with water and brush about 30 minutes later to help protect your smile!

🦷 Crowns vs. Veneers — What’s the Difference?Veneers cover the front of a tooth and are great for improving the look of ...
03/09/2026

🦷 Crowns vs. Veneers — What’s the Difference?

Veneers cover the front of a tooth and are great for improving the look of chipped, stained, or uneven teeth.

Crowns cover the entire tooth and are used when a tooth is damaged, weak, or needs extra protection.

Both can transform your smile — the right choice depends on your tooth and your goals! ✨

🪥 Manual vs. Electric Toothbrush – Which Is Better?The truth is… both can do a great job keeping your teeth clean!✔️ Man...
03/06/2026

🪥 Manual vs. Electric Toothbrush – Which Is Better?

The truth is… both can do a great job keeping your teeth clean!

✔️ Manual toothbrushes work well when you use proper technique and brush for a full two minutes.
✔️ Electric toothbrushes can make brushing easier and often help remove more plaque, especially for people who brush too hard or have trouble reaching certain areas.

The most important thing isn’t the brush you choose — it’s brushing twice a day, using fluoride toothpaste, and keeping up with regular dental visits.

Not sure which toothbrush is best for you? Ask us at your next appointment — we’re happy to help you find the best option for your smile!

🦷 What’s That Tiny Ruler the Hygienist uses?? A periodontal probe is used to gently measure the space between your tooth...
03/05/2026

🦷 What’s That Tiny Ruler the Hygienist uses??

A periodontal probe is used to gently measure the space between your tooth and your gums, known as the gum pocket. These measurements help us check the health of your gums and look for early signs of gum disease.

Healthy gums usually have shallow pockets (about 1–3 mm). Deeper pockets can indicate inflammation or periodontal disease, which is why regular checkups are so important.

These quick measurements help us keep track of your gum health and catch problems early—before they become bigger issues.

✨ Healthy gums = a healthy smile!

Address

1575 Highlands Drive, Ste 100
Lititz, PA
17543

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5am
Tuesday 8am - 5am
Wednesday 8am - 5am
Thursday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17176270964

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