Today in our Englewood dental blog we will highlight some of the simple things you can do with your toothbrush to keep your mouth as clean and healthy as possible. One of the most important habits Dayton residents can form is to always allow their toothbrush to completely air dry between uses. The best way […]
Vitangeli Guide To Healthy Tooth Enamel
Here at Vitangeli, we want your teeth to last a lifetime! Tooth enamel is one of the hardest parts of the body, but it is non-renewable so it is important not to neglect or abuse our teeth. Daily teeth and gum care is the best way to protect tooth enamel. Even though every Dayton drug […]
Stay Out Of The Dayton Dental Danger Zone
You would never consider running a red light on a busy Englewood street or crossing over a lane of orange construction cones on the freeway, but you might be doing some everyday things that are a real danger to your oral health. We’re Drs. Lou and Nick Vitangeli, a team of dentists serving the Union and […]
Tonsil Stones: Englewood’s Questions Answered
Hi, we are Dr. Lou and Dr. Nick Vitangeli and we are cosmetic dentists with a full-service practice in Englewood. Today in the Englewood Vitangeli dental blog we would like to address the subject of tonsil stones. The first thing that Clayton, Union, and Vandalia dental patients usually ask about tonsil stones is, “What in the […]
Our Top Priority At Vitangeli In Englewood
At Vitangeli, our passion is helping Dayton patients achieve and maintain a healthy and beautiful smile. Dr. Lou and Dr. Nick Vitangeli’s considerable experience, advanced skills, and exacting standards ensure the ultimate in patient satisfaction. Because each Englewood man, woman, and child has unique dental needs, we develop a personalized treatment plan that addresses each […]
Dental Care For ICU Patients Lowers Infection Risk
Hi, we’re Drs. Lou and Nick Vitangeli of Vitangeli. Today’s post focuses on an interesting article that appeared recently on Science Daily.com. The article describes a study of Brazilian ICU patients that compared infection rates of those who received enhanced oral care instead of routine oral care. The patients who received the more intense dental […]
