Planning for Success To have the best possible dental health and get a brilliant smile, you need a strategy. If you’re in Englewood, OH looking for a smile makeover and need general dentistry, cosmetic and restorative dentistry, Invisalign & 6 Month Smiles or any number of dental restoration procedures done, your strategy should be: “Contact […]
Into The Thick Of It, The Skinny On Toothpaste
Welcome to the blog of Vitangeli Dental in Englewood OH! This post answers some common questions about toothpaste, and good dental hygiene. Why does toothpaste seem gritty? The abrasive aspect of toothpaste is to assist in removing dental plaque and food from the surface of the teeth. Vigorous brushing becomes unnecessary when the abrasives in […]
Know The Facts About Oral Piercings
Body piercings are increasingly common. This post from Dayton dentists at Vitangeli Dental is for those who currently have an oral piercing or are considering one. Since this is a dental blog, you may expect us to raise all sorts of alarms about the dangers of piercings. You are right. Unfortunately, these piercings and the […]
Creating Memorable Smiles At Vitangeli Dental
A smile takes but a moment, but the memory of it lasts forever. You can make your smile memorable and beautiful with cosmetic dentistry at Vitangeli Dental in Englewood OH. Cosmetic dentistry is a broad term that specifies dentistry with an emphasis on aesthetics. We create positive changes to your smile, but at the same […]
Use Five Fingers For Quick And Healthy Flossing
Today’s message is for smart kids who want to make flossing a habit. Here are 5 flossing steps made so easy you can tick them off one finger at a time. They’re the best way to ensure your dental hygiene and health, and they come courtesy of Vitangeli Dental in Englewood OH. Thumbkin: Thumb to […]
Swollen Gums?
If you are a worried about inflamed gums, it could be a sign of gum disease. Don’t ignore these symptoms. Make an appointment with Vitangeli Dental in Englewood OH. About one in seven people between the ages of 35 and 40 have some form of gum disease. The older you are, the greater the risk. […]
