by Dr. Brown DDS | Jan 24, 2022 | Dental Education, Dental Tips, Fun Facts
It’s summer time! Who doesn’t want to whiten their teeth a few shades before summer vacation plans?! Although Dr. Brown’s office offers multiple methods of teeth whitening, the fastest and most effective way to whiten your teeth in our Naperville practice is with the...
by Dr. Brown DDS | Mar 30, 2016 | Dental Education, Dental Tips, Dr. Brown Dentistry, Uncategorized
“X-rays are energy in the form of waves, identical to visible light. In fact, the only difference between light and x-rays is that light doesn’t have enough energy to go through your body and x-rays do. Both can make an image on photographic film, so both types...
by Dr. Brown DDS | Mar 23, 2016 | Dental Education, Dental Tips, Dr. Brown Dentistry, Fun Facts, Uncategorized
Let’s be honest. No one likes going to the dental office. The weird smells, the buzzing sound of the drill, and of course, the occasional injection in your mouth that you’ve been dreading the past month. We understand. It’s not the most comfortable having someone look...
by Dr. Brown DDS | Dec 17, 2014 | Dental Education, Uncategorized
Root canals have received a negative stigma over the years to a point where in whenever you hear “root canal”, pain is inadvertently associated. Indeed, one can say that Root Canal Therapy is considered to be the most feared dental procedure. But before you believe...
by Dr. Brown DDS | Dec 9, 2014 | Dental Education, Uncategorized
As children, I know that we have pretty much learned the different habits to maintain good oral hygiene. However, that doesn’t mean that just because we learned these as children, we are still doing it today. Let us help you remember the usually taken for granted and...
by Dr. Brown DDS | Oct 13, 2014 | Dental Education, Dental Tips, Dr. Brown Dentistry, Fun Facts, Our Office, Uncategorized
According to a recent BBC News article, “A survey by Public Health England has revealed that one in 10 three-year-olds has tooth decay. Toddlers had an average of three teeth that were decayed, missing or filled. What can parents do to reduce the risks?” That is a...
