Parker Dental Center's Blog

Discover essential dental care tips for travelers, including preventive dentistry, cosmetic treatments, emergency preparedness, and more. Maintain a healthy smile on the go!

Improve oral health with dental X-rays, which offer crucial insights into dental issues. Schedule an appointment with Parker Dental Center today!

If you're experiencing a toothache, you're not alone. Toothaches are a common dental problem ranging from mild to severe pain.

Choosing the right toothpaste and mouthwash is essential for maintaining good oral health. Consider your needs and preferences, and consult your dentist for guidance.

Fluoride treatment is a safe and effective way to protect your teeth and maintain good oral health. It strengthens teeth, prevents tooth decay, is safe and affordable, and is recommended by dental professionals as part of a comprehensive oral hygiene routine. At Parker Dental Center, we offer fluoride treatment as part of our comprehensive dental services. Our team of dental professionals can provide you with the care and treatment you need to maintain good oral health and a healthy smile for years to come.

In dentistry, we never say "never," and neither do we at Parker Dental Center. Instead, we encourage our patients to try moderation in sweets.

Getting that perfectly straight smile is an exciting event, but from the moment braces are put on, the orthodontic patient imagines the day they are taken off. Today, more than 4 million American children and teens receive orthodontic treatment, so chances are you, or your child is one of them. It is estimated that nearly 75% of children and adolescents have tooth spacing or alignment problems that require treatment with brackets and retainers. So what's the difference between them?

A toothbrush is one of the most effective and time-tested tools for keeping our teeth and gums healthy. But have you ever wondered that while brushing our teeth, a toothbrush helps us remove bacteria and food deposits from our teeth and gums, but then it carries the same germs from our mouth afterward?