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Dentist Warner Answers: What are All-on-4 Dental Implants and When Do I Need Them?
Can four simple implants support a replacement for missing teeth (or conventional dentures) on the top or the bottom jaws – even all the teeth in a mouth?
“Bushfire Donation Day” at Warner Lakes Dental (Friday, 24th of Jan 2020)
Fire affected communities need our help. The devastating bushfires continue to burn with no immediate end in sight.
5 Tips to Keep Teeth Healthy Over the Holidays from your Warner Lakes Dentist
Every one of us is enjoying all the foods and drinks that we cook for the celebrations, and our teeth are the most precious, useful tool during that time.
Warner Lakes Dental and Your Dental Health in 2020!
With the New Year arriving, many of us have already begun to consider what we should choose for New Year’s resolutions. Last year, We suggested some dental resolutions that you could follow to increase your dental and overall health.
Top 7 Oral Hygiene Gift Ideas for Holidays from Warner Lakes Dental
It’s holiday and gift-giving time again, and most of us are racing around to get everything done. And one important task of the season is buying great presents for friends and family.
Warner Lakes Dental – Dental Insurance: Use It or Lose It!
Family, school, and work obligations can keep you on the run, without time to pay attention to other important things.
What Does it Mean if My Gums Bleed When I Brush?
For many people, the first sign of dental problems is a bit of crimson on their toothbrush, or crimson when they spit out toothpaste after brushing.
Is It Safe to Do Dental Procedures While Pregnant or Breastfeeding?
Between touring daycare centres, frequent visits to your doctor, childbirth classes, and purchasing a crib, your calendar during pregnancy can fill up quickly.
Why a Visit to Warner Lakes Dental Brings Smiles!
Most of us don’t spend much time thinking about dental visits, but at Warner Lakes Dental, we think about them all the time.
Your Warner Dentist Answers: I Chipped My Dental Implant – How Serious is it, And What Do I Do?
Dental implants are typically made of titanium and porcelain, to closely mimic natural teeth.
