Jenny is seven weeks into her Invisalign journey, and she’s proving that getting the smile you want doesn’t have to slow you down or keep you from enjoying life. In her latest video, Jenny takes us along on her camping adventure, showing how Invisalign fits seamlessly into her active lifestyle.
If you dread dental cleanings because of the scraping and discomfort, we have great news. A more comfortable, effective option is now available. Introducing guided biofilm therapy (GBT), a technique that combines air, water, and fine powder to gently remove bacteria, plaque, and biofilm—the harmful coating on teeth that can lead to cavities and gum disease. This advanced method provides a deeper clean with less irritation, making your visits easier and more comfortable.
Have you ever wondered what’s happening beneath your gumline? While your gums may look fine on the surface, they could be hiding early signs of gum disease—issues that can lead to bigger problems if left untreated. That’s why we’re so excited about a powerful new tool we’re using to care for your gums: the Leica microscope. This advanced technology helps us detect gum disease at its earliest stages, allowing us to intervene sooner with precise, less invasive treatments that focus on protecting your health.
We know that your dental health journey is very personal to you. It can be difficult for some people who need dental treatment to go through with it. These patients may be self-conscious about their teeth and gums, anxious about visiting the dentist, or concerned about the cost. We recently had the opportunity to speak with a patient who had put off receiving dental implants for years and recently made the decision to move forward with treatment. Click here to watch the video and learn more about dental implants and his journey.
At McMillan Family Dental, in addition to treating you and your family for all of your oral health needs, we want our patients of all ages to feel right at home while in our care. We know that many of us, as adults, may not look forward to visiting the dentist. Whether you had a previous unpleasant experience or not, visiting the dentist can come with anxiety and mixed feelings.
