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A-1 Family Dental Care, P.C. - Langhorne

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A-1 Family Dental Care, P.C. - Langhorne

Come visit our beautiful state of the art dental practice! We have great doctors and awesome specials! Best of all we take most insurance plans!

We love smiles and work hard to serve all aspects of your dental needs. We not only aim to serve your current dental need but we welcome your family for their future dental needs as well. Our offices are well-equipped with the latest in technology and modern dental services. We welcome patients of every age. We accept most insurance plans and also offer many different financing options. We care for patients like are our own family members!

04/28/2021

The search for your dentist ends here!

We aim at finding you the right dentist to meet all your unique dental needs by bringing together some of the country's finest dentists and dental specialists under one roof.

04/02/2021

We are monitoring and adopting our response to protecting the health and safety of our patients during this difficult period. We're supporting our patients with resources to stay safe and informed.

03/08/2021

We have partnered with various dental practices in order to provide many options to our patients when it comes to choosing their preferred dentist. We maintain the highest standards in modern dentistry by offering you some of the latest developments in dental technology. We serve patients of all ages and accept all major dental insurances.

02/23/2021

We aim at finding you the right dentist to meet all your unique dental needs by bringing together some of the country's finest dentists and dental specialists under one roof. Our goal is to be a valuable resource center for our patients and to identify the closest dental practice that delivers to their specific dental needs.

We love smiles and work hard to serve all aspects of your dental needs. We not only aim to serve your current dental nee...

02/17/2021

09/25/2019

How you brush makes a big difference.
The mechanical act of brushing removes the very sticky dental plaque – a mixture of bacteria, their acids and sticky byproducts and food remnants.
It forms naturally on teeth immediately after you've eaten but doesn't get nasty and start to cause damage to the teeth until it reaches a certain stage of maturity.
The exact amount of time this takes isn't known but is at least more than 12 hours. Bacteria consume sugar and, as a byproduct, produces acids that dissolve minerals out of the teeth, leaving microscopic holes we can't see. If the process isn't stopped and they aren't repaired, these can become big, visible cavities. Taking two minutes to brush your teeth is a good target for removing plaque and you should brush at night and one other time daily. Brushing frequently stops the bacteria developing to a stage where the species which produce the most acid can become established. Electric toothbrushes can be more effective than manual brushing and a small toothbrush head helps to reach awkward areas in the mouth, while medium-textured bristles help you clean effectively without causing harm to gums and teeth. The main thing, however, is to get brushing!

09/02/2019

HAPPY LABOR DAY FROM MY FAMILY DENTAL CARE!
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07/17/2019

Poor oral health can affect the brain. Substances that are released from gums inflamed by infection can actually kill brain cells and lead to memory loss. Dementia and possibly even Alzheimer's disease can result from gingivitis when the bacteria in the mouth spreads to the nerve channels or enters the bloodstream.

07/04/2019

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Happy 4th of July!

06/25/2019

CARE FOR YOUR ORAL HEALTH ALWAYS!

06/16/2019

HAPPY FATHER'S DAY

05/29/2019

Why wait until it really hurts?

The unbearable pain you have in your jaw area or significant tooth is a serious red flag warning that something is wrong!

There’s a good chance that if you go to bed with tooth pain, it’s going to be there in the morning.
Even if it is a minor pain, it’s not going to stay ‘minor’ for long! Tooth pain is usually an indication of an existing tooth or mouth problem. The longer the underlying problem persists, the worse it will become. The worse it becomes, the worse the pain becomes!

If you feel pain in a specific tooth, you may have a cavity. Temperature sensitivity could be a sign of a cavity or a more serious problem involving the nerve. It’s also possible that an infection in your gums is the source of your pain. No matter what pain you have, the only way to relieve it is by treating its source. That’s just as true for toothaches as it is for everything else. Scheduling an dental appointment is the best way to get lasting relief fast.

Address

Philadelphia, PA

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 2pm

Telephone

+12157574400

Website

http://www.myfamilydentalcare.com/locations/details/5-Langhorne

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