The Link Between Alzheimer’s Disease & Oral Health
Read our Amber Hills Dental blog to learn about the possible link between gum disease & Alzheimer's disease. Contact us for tips to improve your oral health!
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Fun, Tooth-Friendly Alternatives to Easter Candy
Check out Amber Hills Dental's blog post for fun alternatives to sugary candy this Easter. Schedule a checkup to be sure your smile is ready for spring!
Are Cavities More Common in Kids?
Check out Amber Hills Dental's blog post to learn about tooth decay & how to protect your kids' teeth from cavities. Contact us for more dental health tips!
What Dental Issues Are Considered Emergencies?
Check out Amber Hills Dental's blog to learn whether a knocked-out tooth, toothache, and chipped tooth are emergency situations. Call us with any questions!
What to Know About Writing Off Dental Procedures on Tax Returns
Tax season is upon us, but do not despair! Check out Amber Hills Dental's blog post to learn which dental expenses qualify as deductible on your taxes.
Fun Dental-Related Stocking Stuffer Ideas
Check out Amber Hills Dental's blog post for dental-related stocking stuffers that will keep your loved one's smile merry and bright this holiday season!
Why Does Plaque Become Tartar?
Read Amber Hills Dental's blog post to discover the difference between plaque & tartar. Schedule your cleaning today to remove any plaque & tartar buildup!
The History of the Tooth Fairy
Read Amber Hills Dental's blog to learn about how the American Tooth Fairy tradition began. We also reveal how much the Tooth Fairy pays per tooth nowadays!
What to Do in a Dental Emergency
Read Amber Hills Dental's blog for tips to handle common emergencies, like a knocked-out tooth. If you have a dental emergency, call us at (702) 943-0900!
Resolving To Drink More Water This Year? Think Twice Before You Reach For Sparkling Water.
Happy New Year from our team at Amber Hills Dental. We are honored to serve you in 2018 with our innovative and caring dental practice. Did you make your resolutions for 2018 yet?