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No Stress, Just Smiles: How Sedation Dentistry Makes Dental Visits a Breeze

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A young man being examined at the dentist with a stress-free appointment.Does just thinking about the dentist make your heart race? You’re not alone. Dental anxiety affects millions of adults, and for some, it’s enough to delay or even avoid treatment altogether. But avoiding the care you need can lead to discomfort, more complex dental issues, and added stress in the long run. Thankfully, The Fort Collins Dentist offers an effective, calming solution for even the most hesitant patients: sedation dentistry.

Why Sedation Dentistry Might Be Right for You

There are many reasons someone might feel uneasy about visiting the dentist. Perhaps you’ve had a painful or unpleasant experience in the past. Maybe the sight and sound of dental tools make you tense up. You could have a sensitive gag reflex, find it difficult to keep your jaw open for extended periods, or simply dread the thought of multiple appointments for extensive procedures. Sedation dentistry was designed with these situations in mind. It provides a way to move past these challenges while ensuring you’re comfortable every step of the way. For those seeking a time-efficient, stress-free visit, sedation can make all the difference.

Your Sedation Options at The Fort Collins Dentist

At The Fort Collins Dentist, we understand that every patient has unique needs, which is why we offer two highly effective types of sedation.

Laughing gas, or nitrous oxide, is a light sedation option that helps patients feel relaxed yet fully alert during their procedure. It’s quick to act and wears off just as fast, making it perfect for those who want to resume their day without delay. This option is particularly popular with both teens and adults who have mild anxiety but want to maintain awareness throughout their visit.

IV sedation, on the other hand, offers deep relaxation and is ideal for those undergoing long or complex treatments. This form of sedation allows you to essentially “sleep” through the procedure, often with little or no memory of what took place. It’s especially helpful for individuals with significant dental fears or those requiring multiple treatments in a single session.

The Benefits Beyond Comfort

Sedation dentistry does so much more than ease anxiety. It allows patients to complete multiple procedures during fewer appointments, saving valuable time. By lowering stress, it encourages regular dental care, which is critical for preventing long-term oral health issues. Relaxed muscles and easier access for the dentist often mean more precise outcomes. Perhaps most importantly, sedation builds trust and confidence, making future visits something to look forward to rather than dread. It empowers patients to reclaim their oral health and smile without trauma or tension.

Real Patient Success Story

Don’t just take our word for it. Patients like Blake B. have experienced transformational results. Blake, who struggled with dental fear for years, praised The Fort Collins Dentist for their empathetic approach and skilled care. Extensive treatments were handled smoothly, and sedation made the entire process manageable. It’s testimonials like this that highlight the life-changing power of combining expert care with an understanding of patient needs.

What to Expect During Your Visit

Every sedation visit at The Fort Collins Dentist starts with a friendly consultation with Dr. Lesko. Your unique medical history is reviewed, and sedation options are carefully explained to ensure you feel informed and comfortable. During your procedure, you’ll be closely monitored to keep you safe and relaxed. Afterward, post-treatment support ensures you’re on the path to recovery and ready to enjoy a healthier, happier smile.

Turn Dental Dread into Dental Confidence

You don’t have to fear the dentist anymore. With sedation dentistry at The Fort Collins Dentist, you can enjoy a calm, empowering experience that puts your health and comfort first. Ready to make your next visit stress-free? Contact us today and discover how Dr. Lesko can help you smile with confidence.

Contact The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry:

970-221-5115

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

2001 S Shields St Bldg L
Fort Collins, Colorado
80526

Gum Health Affects Risk Of Type 2 Diabetes

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A mature woman checking her blood sugar because of diabetes.

At The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry, we are concerned not only with the condition of your mouth but also with how it influences your complete physical health and general well-being.

Today’s post looks at the connection between diabetes and oral health and may be of interest to Fort Collins residents with diabetes as well as individuals who are trying to reduce their risk factors.

Scientists have known for quite some time that people with diabetes have higher rates of gum disease. Maintaining proper blood glucose levels is the key to minimizing the risk of gum disease and related problems for those affected.

Additional research is exploring the reverse relationship. In other words, whether poor oral health increases the risk of developing diabetes. Findings from a long-term study suggest that it does.

“We found that over two decades of follow-up, individuals who had periodontal disease were more likely to develop type 2 diabetes later in life when compared to individuals without periodontal disease.” -Ryan T. Demmer, PhD, MPH1

Additional trials are exploring how tooth and gum health bumps the ability of diabetics to manage the disease.

“Not only are people with diabetes more susceptible to serious gum disease, but serious gum disease may have the potential to affect blood glucose control and contribute to the progression of diabetes.”2

If you have diabetes, it is important that you see a dentist regularly and are dedicated to daily oral hygiene, proper nutrition, and other important practices. In addition, your success in controlling your blood glucose levels will improve your oral health and vice-versa.

If you don’t have a dentist and live in Fort Collins or the greater Loveland area, I invite you to call me, Dr. Allison Lesko, at 970-221-5115. I will perform a thorough examination and one of my hygienists will treat your teeth and gums to a professional dental cleaning. Then we will create a helpful plan for improving and maintaining your dental health for life. I can be an important member of your healthcare team and will work with your medical doctor if needed.

 

Contact The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry:

970-221-5115

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

2001 S Shields St Bldg L
Fort Collins, Colorado
80526

 

1Angelo Milone, “Does periodontal disease cause type 2 diabetes?,” Endocrine Today, November 2008, http://www.healio.com/endocrinology/diabetes/news/print/endocrine-today/%7Bacdccbd7-a2b2-4a9e-ac08-b29b53116908%7D/does-periodontal-disease-cause-type-2-diabetes, accessed August 12, 2015
2“Diabetes and Oral Health Problems,” American Diabetes Association, September 18, 2012, http://www.diabetes.org/living-with-diabetes/treatment-and-care/oral-health-and-hygiene/diabetes-and-oral-health.html#sthash.9IlHJB8l.dpuf, accessed August 12, 2015

 

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Pregnancy and Oral Health

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Dentist examining a female patient's open mouth.

In today’s The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry blog, we will discuss how pregnancy impacts your dental health. I am Doctor Allison Lesko and I want all expectant Colorado mothers to realize the importance of good oral hygiene during pregnancy. Because of the changes going on in a pregnant woman’s body, there are potential dental health issues that may arise.

Many Fort Collins women experience morning sickness accompanied with vomiting. The gastric acid increases the acidity in the mouth which can easily lead to enamel loss and tooth decay. Heightened levels of progesterone and estrogen may relax the ligaments that support the teeth causing them to loosen.

Hormonal Changes Affect Oral Health

Most Fort Collins residents have experienced gingivitis, but during pregnancy, the hormonal changes increase your risk for gingivitis. Without proper dental care, gingivitis can lead to gum disease.

Dental Hygiene During Pregnancy

If you are a pregnant Colorado woman, my staff and I at The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry recommend using a soft-bristled toothbrush for daily brushing. Floss carefully and rinse your mouth with a fluoride wash. If you experience morning sickness, clean your mouth with a baking soda and water mixture.

Planning to Become Pregnant?

If you are planning to become pregnant, we recommend that you have a cleaning and exam prior to your pregnancy. If you need any dental procedures, it is a good idea to get them done as soon as possible. If you experience any dental problems during your pregnancy, please call and schedule an appointment. Untreated dental disease can affect your overall health.

We Pamper Our Patients

At The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry we not only offer excellent dental care to our pregnant patients, we provide quality preventative care and dental implants for the entire family. Our Fort Collins patients can expect top-tier dental care.

 

Contact The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry:

970-449-0952

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

2001 S Shields St Bldg L
Fort Collins, Colorado
80526

 

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How to Prevent Tooth Decay In Fort Collins

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On open mouth showing teeth with signs of advanced tooth decay.

Tooth decay, also known as “dental caries,” is a common dental problem that affects people of all ages in Fort Collins. It occurs when bacteria in the mouth break down the sugars in food and produce acid, which erodes the enamel on teeth.

Over time, this erosion can lead to cavities, which can cause pain, sensitivity, and even tooth loss. However, tooth decay is preventable with proper dental care and hygiene.

This includes brushing your teeth twice a day with fluoride toothpaste and flossing at least once a day. Brushing helps remove plaque, which is a sticky film of bacteria that forms on teeth and can lead to decay. Flossing helps remove plaque and food particles from between teeth, which a toothbrush can’t reach. Mouthwash can also be used as an additional step to kill bacteria and freshen your breath.

  • In addition to brushing and flossing, it’s important to watch what you eat and drink.

Sugary and starchy foods can provide fuel for the bacteria that cause tooth decay. Try to limit your intake of sugary foods and drinks, such as candy, soda, and fruit juice. Instead, choose foods that are high in fiber, such as fruits and vegetables, which can help clean teeth and stimulate saliva production, which neutralizes acid in the mouth.

  • Another way to prevent tooth decay is to make sure you’re getting enough fluoride.

Fluoride is a mineral that helps strengthen tooth enamel, making it more resistant to decay. Fluoride is often found in tap water, so if your water supply is not fluoridated, talk to us at The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry about fluoride supplements. Fluoride is also present in many toothpastes, mouthwashes, and dental treatments.

  • Regular dental checkups and cleanings are also important for preventing tooth decay.

The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry can examine your teeth for signs of decay and catch problems early before they become more serious. We can also clean your teeth, removing plaque and tartar buildup that can lead to decay. If Doctor Allison Lesko finds any issues, such as cavities or early signs of gum disease, we can recommend treatment to prevent further damage.

In addition to these general preventive measures, there are other steps you can take to protect your teeth in Fort Collins.

  • If you grind your teeth or play contact sports, wearing a mouthguard can help protect your teeth from damage.
  • If you smoke or use tobacco products, quitting can help reduce your risk of gum disease and tooth loss.
  • If you have a dry mouth, which can increase your risk of decay, Doctor Allison Lesko can recommend products to help keep your mouth moist.

Overall, preventing tooth decay requires a commitment to good oral hygiene and regular dental care.

By brushing and flossing regularly, limiting sugary and starchy foods, getting enough fluoride, and seeing your dentist regularly, you can reduce your risk of tooth decay and maintain a healthy smile.

So if you haven’t been to the dentist in a while, now is the time to make an appointment. The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry can help you develop a personalized plan for preventing tooth decay and maintaining good oral health for life.

Preventing tooth decay is essential for maintaining good oral health. By following a few simple steps, such as brushing and flossing regularly, eating a healthy diet, and seeing your dentist regularly, you can reduce your risk of decay and keep your teeth and gums healthy.

…So don’t wait – make an appointment with The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry, your Fort Collins dentist today to get started on the path to a healthier smile!

Contact The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry:

970-221-5115

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

2001 S Shields St Bldg L
Fort Collins, Colorado
80526

 

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When It’s Better Not To Brush

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Person smiling and holding a toothbrush to display the importance of regular dental care.

Though thin and partially translucent, tooth enamel is the hardest substance in the body and has the important job of shielding teeth from constant use and the continual assault of chemicals in food and drink. Enamel also safeguards tooth nerves from hot and cold food and beverages. That’s why enamel loss often causes tooth sensitivity.

Cuts heal. Bruises fade. Broken bones mend. The body’s ability to heal itself is truly incredible. But tooth enamel is different. When it’s gone, it’s gone.

The team at The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry encourages our patients to safeguard their tooth enamel for a lifetime of dental health.

This may seem counterintuitive, but sometimes it is better NOT to brush immediately after eating. Specifically, after eating acidic items. The acid weakens the enamel which can be further weakened by brushing. Waiting 60 minutes will allow the acid to dilute. Rinsing immediately after eating acidic foods is beneficial, however, because it washes away some food particles and speeds up the dilution of the acid.

Some people don’t realize that dry mouth can cause or exacerbate enamel erosion. The calcium and phosphate in saliva protect your enamel. When there is little saliva, the enamel is left exposed. Chewing stimulates saliva production but constant snacking is not the answer for dry mouth. Chewing sugar-free gum and sipping water regularly can stimulate saliva production between meals without increasing the risk of or upping your calorie intake.

Furthermore, tooth grinding wears enamel away. If you are one of the many Fort Collins residents who grind their teeth at night, it’s important to get a mouthguard promptly. People who grind their teeth are at a high risk for enamel erosion and the tooth decay that can follow. Athletes should also protect their teeth on the playing field with a mouthguard. For more details, speak with Doctor Allison Lesko at The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry about custom mouthguards.

If you sip soda, tea, or coffee all day, we suggest you switch to water to halt any enamel erosion that has already transpired. It may be a hard change to make – but if you are successful – your teeth will thank you for it.

Using teeth as tools can damage enamel, as well. Take a moment to fetch scissors before tearing a package or ripping duct tape with your teeth. Do you really want to take a chance on chipping a tooth just to open a package of lunchmeat?

Chewing ice and hard candy can also damage enamel. If you simply must have sugar, soft candy is best as long as it is not left to sit on your teeth for a long period of time. If your molars are packed with gummy candy, it can bring about cavities that erode enamel just as effectively as chipping it with hard candy. Many of the old-school hard candies we enjoyed as kids now come in soft versions. Enjoy them sparingly because constant sugar is bad for teeth. Period.

If you have already experienced enamel erosion or other dental problems, Doctor Allison Lesko can help you safeguard what is left. To schedule a comprehensive examination, contact The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry.

Contact The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry:

970-221-5115

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

2001 S Shields St Bldg L
Fort Collins, Colorado
80526

 

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Tooth Sensitivity Treatment At The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry

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A professional woman in a business suit enjoying a cup of coffee in a modern office setting. Have you ever been eating an ice cream cone when you encountered a sudden zap of pain in one of your teeth? If the enamel has eroded, or the gums have receded, the dentin layer of the tooth is exposed. The substances that cause tooth pain travel to the pulp where the nerves of the tooth are located. Ouch!

At The Fort Collins Dentist, we know tooth sensitivity can be a tip-off that something is amiss. It may be caused by a cavity, periodontal disease, gum recession, or bacteria build-up in a crack in a tooth.

A number of elements can result in gum recession including consuming acidic foods and drinks, teeth grinding, or cracked teeth. Surprisingly, one cause of gum recession is brushing too hard. That’s right; it is possible to brush too forcefully!

If your teeth are sensitive following a professional tooth whitening such as the ones we do here at The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry, the sensitivity will probably be gone in a few days.

If you experience constant or intermittent pain in your teeth or gums, call right away to make an appointment. doctor Lesko takes tooth pain seriously.

There are several treatments for tooth sensitivity including desensitizing toothpaste, fluoride treatments, and gum grafting. Of course, if you need a restoration, that is the first order of business.

At The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry in Fort Collins, we not only treat tooth sensitivity, but we also perform entire cosmetic dental smile makeovers for our patients in the Fort Collins area.

 

Contact The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry:

970-221-5115

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

2001 S Shields St Bldg L
Fort Collins, Colorado
80526

 

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Oral Health For Fort Collins Diabetics

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A woman sits in a dental chair as a dentist examines her teeth during a routine check-up.

According to the CDC, over 34 million Americans have diabetes. Perhaps you are one of them. Let’s talk about oral health for diabetics. Many Loveland men and women with diabetes have dental issues. However, gum disease and tooth decay are not unavoidable for those affected by diabetes. The Fort Collins Dentist offers guidance and care to help manage your oral health while living with diabetes.

Blood Sugar and Oral Health

Blood sugar is a complicating factor for a healthy mouth. Loveland diabetics who control their blood sugar have lower rates of tooth and gum problems. In fact, many dentists have noticed no increased risk of dental disease among diabetics who maintain healthy blood sugar levels.

When blood sugar levels rise, the amount of sugars and starches increase in your mouth. These substances combine with the bacteria naturally present to create enamel-eroding plaque. Untreated plaque can lead to tooth decay.

Diabetes Affects Gum Tissue

In addition to cavities, Loveland dental patients with diabetes need to be cautious about gum health. Because diabetes can make it harder to control the growth of bacteria, the amount of plaque in your mouth can multiply quickly. Plaque not only causes cavities, but it also inflames and weakens gum tissue and eventually the bone surrounding teeth.

Don’t Let Gum Disease Progress

Untreated gum disease progresses to periodontitis, a more severe infection. Because Loveland diabetics have a lower resistance to infection, it can be difficult to reverse periodontitis in people with diabetes. To make matters even worse, the presence of infection can make it harder to maintain a healthy blood sugar level.

Bottom line?

  1. Brush and floss regularly to prevent plaque build-up.
  2. See your dentist for twice-yearly cleanings to remove any plaque and tartar that has accumulated under the gumline.

Doctor Lesko of The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry is accepting new patients in the Fort Collins, Wellington Windsor, and Timnath areas. We can help diabetic dental patients keep their smile beautiful.

Has Diabetes Already Affected Your Dental Health?

If you are in need of cosmetic dentistry because of diabetes-related decay or gum disease, we can restore your beautiful smile with the latest tooth restoration options. Ask us about crowns, dental implants, implant-anchored dentures, porcelain veneers, inlays/onlays, and same-day restorations. We provide the full spectrum of dental services.

The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry is located at 2001 S Shields St Bldg L in Fort Collins. Call us to schedule a consultation. Thanks for visiting the Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry Fort Collins dentistry blog!

 

Contact The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry:

970-221-5115

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

2001 S Shields St Bldg L
Fort Collins, Colorado
80526

 

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Ditch the DIY Dental With The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry in Fort Collins Colorado

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The internet is a treasure trove of information, but when it comes to your oral health, not everything you read online is accurate or safe.

While it might be tempting to try home remedies for dental issues, visiting a qualified dentist at The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry in Fort Collins, Colorado is the only way to ensure proper diagnosis and treatment.

Why DIY Dental Doesn’t Cut It

  • Misinformation: The internet is rife with misinformation, and what might seem like a harmless home remedy could cause more harm than good.
  • Incorrect Diagnosis: Without a professional examination, it’s easy to misdiagnose dental problems. This can lead to ineffective or even dangerous treatments.
  • Delayed Treatment: Attempting home remedies can delay seeking professional care, allowing dental issues to worsen.
  • Damage to Teeth and Gums: Some DIY methods can cause irreversible damage to your teeth and gums.
  • Overlooking Underlying Issues: Home remedies often address symptoms, not the root cause of the problem. A dentist can identify and treat underlying conditions.

Your Trusted Dental Experts at The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry

  • Accurate Diagnosis: Our experienced dentists have the training and expertise to accurately diagnose dental problems.
  • Comprehensive Treatment: We offer a wide range of treatments tailored to your specific needs.
  • Preventive Care: Regular checkups help prevent dental issues before they become serious.
  • Personalized Advice: Our dentists provide personalized oral hygiene recommendations.
  • Safe and Effective Treatments: Our dental treatments are safe and backed by scientific research.

Remember, your oral health is too important to gamble with.

While the internet can be a valuable resource for general information, always consult a dentist at The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry for professional advice and treatment.

Contact The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry:

970-221-5115

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

2001 S Shields St Bldg L
Fort Collins, Colorado
80526

 

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Correcting Severe Dental Problems At The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry

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A yellow diamond shaped sign with a warning of construction ahead written in black letters.Each separate restorative and cosmetic dentistry procedure performed at The Fort Collins Dentist in Loveland can address a specific dental problem. For example, a porcelain veneer can correct the surface of a tooth that is discolored or slightly misshapen. Dental bonding can fill a small chip in an otherwise healthy tooth.

Some Fort Collins dental problems are more extensive and require a combination of procedures. Crown restoration combined with soft tissue grafts can restore a severely decayed tooth with the root exposed. A bone graft and dental implant can restore a missing tooth in an area where the jaw bone has receded. Orthodontia followed by tooth bleaching transforms a smile by straightening and whitening.

What is the difference between tooth bleaching and whitening? Whitening is the term for procedures that remove surface stains to restore the degree of natural lightness. Bleaching goes even further by lightening teeth beyond their natural shade. That’s right: you don’t have to resign yourself to yellow teeth even if they have been that way your whole life! The natural shade of your teeth, by the way, like your skin and hair color, is determined by genetics.

Some Fort Collins smiles have been gleaming for years by regular whitening. You can maintain the whiteness of your teeth just as you maintain your fitness level. (Of course, it is a lot easier to make a quick visit to your Fort Collins dentist once a year for whitening touch-ups than sweating in a gym several times a week!)

We live in an age where severe dental problems can be permanently corrected. You don’t have to participate in a TV makeover show in Hollywood to access these premium cosmetic dental procedures. They are available right here in Fort Collins, Wellington, and Windsor. Our team has the same advanced training and extensive experience as the dentists who keep the smiles of famous actors and musicians camera-ready.

Schedule a consultation at The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry to discover the perfect combination of procedures to achieve your ultimate smile.

Contact The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry:

970-221-5115

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

2001 S Shields St Bldg L
Fort Collins, Colorado
80526

 

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Let’s Work Together To Keep Your Smile Healthy And Beautiful

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Categories: Cosmetic dentistry, General dentistry, Oral Health, Teeth Whitening

Woman sitting in a dental chair, consulting with a dentist in Fort Collins.

Here at The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry, we approach all your oral care needs from two separate angles—what we can do in our dental office and what you can do at home.

For example, tooth whitening and correcting discoloration can be treated in our office or at home. Here in the office, there are safe and effective methods for brightening yellowed or stained tooth enamel. At-home whitening processes are also safe and effective and sometimes more affordable.

Additionally, we guide you regarding food and drink choices that can influence your whitened smile. Be aware of staining culprits such as coffee, tea, tobacco, and soda. We understand that eliminating these items is not an easy lifestyle change. Nor do we expect it.

Awareness and precaution can make a big difference. Rinsing your mouth out with water after drinking a dark or sugary beverage can cut down on the contact your teeth have with it and help neutralize the acids. Prolonged exposure to sugar can lead to buildup of plaque and tartar and prolonged exposure to staining substances can negate the results of teeth whitening.

If you are interested in making improvements to your smile and creating a more confident appearance for your professional career or personal relationships, please pick up the phone and contact the extraordinary staff at The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry today. Doctor Allison Lesko takes pride in providing compassionate care and expertise when treating patients.

Come discover personal attention with cosmetic dentistry, a patient and steady hand with sedation dentistry, and wise and thorough instruction relating to dental implants. Once you’ve scheduled a consultation, expect expert guidance that will make your daily oral care and lifestyle choices productive and meaningful.

When it comes to hygiene and healthy teeth we are a practice that wants to see you as little as possible. (It’s not that we don’t love you—we just want you to have a healthy smile!) If we only see you twice a year for regular checkups then we’ve done our job. Come in for an evaluation and recommendations.

Doctor Lesko provides the full spectrum of dental services from dental implants to cosmetic dentistry to dental implants.

Contact The Fort Collins Dentist Family & Implant Dentistry:

970-221-5115

Location (Tap to open in Google Maps):

2001 S Shields St Bldg L
Fort Collins, Colorado
80526

 

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