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What to Know About Geriatric Dentistry Geriatric dentistry is specialized oral care aimed at elderly patients. As you age, your dental needs change and you’ll need more specified treatment to deal with your age-related dental problems. Your age also makes you more predisposed to oral conditions because of age-related functional changes as well as increased […]

Dentures are something that many individuals may need to think about, especially those in the age range of 50 and up. While we all want to keep our teeth in good shape for our entire life, that may not be realistic for some people, and dentures may be something that needs to be considered. However,

Here are 10 bite-size tips:   Dentist visits are a learning occasion. The main purpose of a dentist visit is to have a team of professionals examine your child’s teeth and gums. But these visits are also a valuable opportunity for you to learn firsthand, from your dentist and hygienist, the proper techniques for brushing

Maintaining a healthy mouth and smile is a goal most of us aspire to. However, many people fail at the first hurdle because they fail to engage with the right preventive care and then end up with a long list of treatment they need to have done. This is then expensive and can be unpleasant

Keeping Our Patients Safe and Healthy at Delmar Family Dental. We hope this letter finds you and your family in good health.  Our community and our nation have been through a lot over the last few months, and all of us are looking forward to resuming our normal habits and routines.  While many things have changed,

Even as some states, including much of Missouri, begin to re-open, we will remain closed a little longer as we are located in St. Louis County, which has not fully reopened yet. We will continue to follow the news and gather up all the PPE (personal protective equipment) we need. While we have always followed

If you wear dentures, you may find that from time to time they require repair. A denture fracture isn’t an unusual occurrence, and is especially common if you’ve been using your dentures for a while. After all, the longer you’ve worn our dentures, the more likely you’ll need to visit your dentist and get a

Many of us do not want to discuss the fact that we may eventually lose our teeth, especially when we worry that we will end up with dentures that don’t look right in our mouths. Luckily, the denture market has evolved significantly over the years, and we can now expect that, when the time comes,