At Vitangeli Dental, your Englewood OH dentists, we stress proper oral hygiene. That means a daily home regimen that includes brushing and flossing, and coming into our office twice a year for a thorough cleaning and checkup. That way, we’ll catch any problems before they get serious, and keep your smile at its brightest. With […]
Bite Problem? Clear Braces in Englewood OH
The topic of this post is malocclusion, which is the technical word for a bad bite. At Vitangeli Dental in Englewood OH, we can treat many cases of malocclusion with clear braces. Clear braces have become enormously popular in recent years. It’s easy to see why. Unlike traditional metal braces, they are not very noticeable. […]
Common Dental Problem? General Dentistry in Dayton
At Vitangeli Dental, we restore decayed teeth for patients in Dayton and the surrounding area. Using techniques of general dentistry, we create smiles that are both healthy and beautiful. Decay is the most common dental problem we see, and the second most common disease in the nation. (Number one is the common cold.) If you […]
Floss Picks vs. Regular Floss: Dental Hygiene in Englewood OH
It is certainly better to use a floss pick than to not floss at all, picks can only clean a part of the tooth’s surface. At Vitangeli Dental in Englewood OH, we recommend traditional floss or dental tape for the best dental hygiene. Granted, floss picks are convenient. But they hold just a small section […]
Teeth Whitening in Englewood OH: Fact And Fiction
You’ve probably seen ads for teeth whitening products that promise you whiter teeth and a dazzling smile. A lot of them sound too good to be true. How do you separate advertising from reality? Here are some facts from Vitangeli Dental, here in Englewood OH. First of all, don’t be fooled by smile whitening hype. […]
Root Canals? Have No Fear in Englewood OH
Getting a root canal in Englewood OH or anywhere else has always been a dreaded dental procedure. But guess what? With the latest technology and anesthetics, a root canal is no more painful than receiving a filling, and most can be done in one or two office visits. Known formally as endodontic treatment, the goal of […]
