Douglas R. Roth, D.D.S.

08/11/2021

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• KöR Whitening is so effective; it is the only recognized system in the world that will even whiten tetracycline (dark) stained teeth, which was previously thought to be impossible.
• With KöR you whiten while you sleep in total comfort. No need to find time to whiten during your busy day. And KöR-Seal™ Whitening Trays are so comfortable that most patients wake up in the morning having forgotten the trays are even in their mouths.
• With easy periodic at-home maintenance your teeth will stay white permanently, even while you continue to drink red wine, tea, coffee etc.
• The KöR procedure is comfortable and 100% safe for your teeth and gums. The result is a radiantly white, natural smile that you will LOVE! It’s perfect for everyone, from 14 to 90!
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05/25/2021

JOPLIN, Mo. — The American Dental Association is encouraging the community to keep up with regular checkups during the pandemic. When the pandemic hit its peak in March 2019 the ADA told dent…

12/22/2020

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Find out if it is safe to go to the dentist during COVID-19, according to several dental professionals. Plus, learn why it's detrimental to your overall health to delay these dental visits.

10/20/2020

ABC’s Good Morning America Dr. Jen Ashton reports dental care is considered essential health care. “Dentists have been taking extreme cautions way before coronavirus pandemic.”

Answers to viewers’ latest coronavirus-related questions from Dr. Jen Ashton.

10/03/2020

https://www.livestrong.com/article/13728585-bad-breath-causes-treatment/

Bad mask breath could be caused by your diet, dry mouth or something more serious. Here are some common culprits and expert tips to handle your halitosis.

08/19/2020

Happy Birthday Kathy! Your the best!

06/19/2020

This is our new normal. We are happy to have Kathy and Jamie back working together.

05/25/2020

We’re ready to start seeing patients. We have our new air filtration installation complete. Just need to have the quarantine lifted for Santa Clara County. Right now we are available to see urgent or emergency appointments only.

05/13/2020

We have been making major changes in our dental office over the past 8 weeks. We had glass doors installed in our treatment rooms yesterday and expect to have our new high air filtration system installation completed in the next few days. We want to reassure our patients this is a safe place to come for dental care. We look forward to welcoming all of our patients back soon!

04/19/2020

To Our Valued Patients,

During this unprecedented time in our country, we as your dental provider would like to reach out to all our patients and provide some helpful suggestions as to what you can be doing at home to keep your teeth and gums as healthy as possible.

1. Brush with a soft-bristled toothbrush or a Sonicare electric tooth brush at least 2 times a day for 2 minutes. Hard-bristled tooth brushes are not necessary, they are hard on your gums which could lead to future gum recession. If possible, choose a toothpaste with fluoride added.
2. Flossing or using another type of interdental cleaner is also very important. Flossing is the only way to remove plaque that collects in the spaces between your teeth where your toothbrush can’t reach. Daily flossing will be very helpful in helping to prevent periodontal disease.
3. If the doctor has recommended fluoride or an anticeptic mouthrinse as part of your daily oral hygiene routine please be sure to continue as directed.
4. A healthy diet is an important part of oral hygiene. Eat a healthy diet that limits sugary beverages and snacks. In addition, try to avoid snacking in between meals.
5. If you use to***co products, limit your use or preferably quit all together.
6. Examine your mouth regularly. Become familiar with the appearance of your own mouth and teeth. This way, you will be able to catch any changes at an early stage.

Now, due to the prolonged time between hygiene visits, is especially important to be sure you follow these daily hygiene habits.

We, as your dental provider, are busy ensuring that our office will be a safe environment for you. Your health and the health of our employees is our primary concern.

If you feel you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, please call us right away:

Pain
Swelling or abcess
Uncontrolled bleeding
Facial trauma
Tooth fracture resulting in pain

We will remain available to our patients. If you feel you are experiencing any of these symptoms, please call our office right away. You can leave an urgent message and Dr. Roth will call you back as soon as possible.

We value each and every one of our patients and appreciate the confidence you continue to show in us.

I hope you and your loved ones stay safe and healthy!

Sincerely,

Your Team at Douglas R. Roth, D.D.S.