Dental Health
Coronavirus COVID-19 Announcement
– COVID-19 UPDATE – Good Neighbor Dental is keeping the health and safety of our team, our patients and our community as our #1 priority! Therefore, we have temporarily closed our offices as recommended by the ADA, VDA, CDC and WHO. Please call us at 757-431-3000 if you are a patient of record […]
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Ghosts, Goblins & Goodies
A dark night. A full moon. Owls hooting. Wind whistling through the trees. Leaves swirling on the ground. Dark shadows hiding in corners. NOT SCARY. Children dressed up like ghosts and witches, dinosaurs and monsters. Trick-or-treating door-to-door, clutching plastic pumpkins and sacks. NOT SCARY. Lots of candy going into those pumpkins and sacks. […]
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Skip the Soda!
Everyone loves soft drinks. Kids of all ages (yes, we adults too!) love regular and diet sodas. Most of us know they are not a healthy choice for our bodies, but did you know they can damage our teeth? Sugar in soda mixes with the normal bacteria in your mouth to create an acid […]
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Hormones and Dental Health: What Every Woman Needs to Know
Your weight. Your mood. Your sex drive. Your dental health. There’s one thing that can make all these aspects of your health go haywire — hormones. You may be surprised to learn that hormone surges may make you more vulnerable to . Here’s why: More female hormones (estrogen and progesterone) cause more blood to flow to […]
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