Dental Blog

No High Pressure

Dr. Lee Sheldon Let me highlight some Google reviews that our office has received: “…no pressure to commit to everything they recommend.”   “…they tell you what you need and won’t sell you on unnecessary things.”  “The most honest and…
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The Diabetes/Dental Relationship

Dr. Lee Sheldon Let’s introduce a term to you, “neutrophil chemotaxis.” The neutrophil is the white blood cell whose primary function is to engulf and kill bacteria in your bloodstream. Chemotaxis is the movement of a cell toward a chemical…
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The “Have To’s” and the “Want To’s”

Dr. Lee Sheldon When you hear a treatment plan from a dentist, there are several steps involved in such a plan. Sometimes, with many steps and a lack of understanding about each step, it’s easy to get lost or overwhelmed…
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Why Fractured Calculus is Dangerous

Dr. Lee Sheldon Last month, we wrote about “fractured calculus” that could be left on the root surface during a scaling procedure for periodontal disease. But there’s more to it than that. The rough shards of fractured calculus have holes…
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How to be Your Own Health Consultant

Dr. Lee Sheldon You can be a successful health consultant for yourself.  Here’s how: A person may be a product of his or her experiences. However, one creates those experiences rather than falls victim to them. If you don’t like…
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I Want to Date Again

Dr. Lee Sheldon You have lost a spouse. He or she means the world to you.   As the grieving diminishes, a new thought enters. What do you do to replace the socialization that you once had? Some address that…
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The Advantage of the Patient Advocate

Dr. Lee Sheldon How important is it for you to have a loved one or friend attend a critical doctor’s visit?  Patients often see us to make long-term decisions for their dental care. Things have deteriorated to the point where…
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