Alan B Coleman, DDS, FAGD

01/05/2024

Knowing how to brush your teeth is very important since all methods do not prevent gum disease and bacteria. The bass method is simple. Tilt your toothbrush at a 45-degree angle and position the bristles a tad underneath your gum line using gentle pressure. Using a circular motion, brush your teeth back and forth using similar motions. Healthy teeth and gums for life are what we do best! Give us a call today at (409) 866-6444.

01/05/2024

It is important to maintain your oral health routine along with your bi-annual dental checkups.

To schedule a dental appointment, contact us at (409) 866-6444.

01/02/2024

Ancient Egyptians highly regarded cleanliness and oral care. They experimented with the first version of toothpaste, which consisted of rock salt, dried iris flowers, pepper, and mint crushed into a paste with water. Mint and herbs were used to improve breath, and mint is still a popular toothpaste ingredient today! For a healthy mouth, brush your teeth at least twice a day with toothpaste and don’t forget to floss. Be sure to attend your biannual checkups with us too! Call us at (409) 866-6444 to schedule your appointment.

01/01/2024

Let our team care for your smile with our cutting-edge technology, modern office amenities, and personable touch. Embrace the beauty of your smile and rediscover your confidence through superior dental care that puts you first. Start your smile makeover today by calling us at (409) 866-6444.

01/01/2024

Wishing everyone a Happy New Year's Day. Counting our blessings and wishing you even more!

12/29/2023

Regular brushing, flossing, and professional cleanings help to remove plaque and prevent cavities. Limiting sugary snacks and drinks as well as avoiding smoking or chewing to***co can help to keep teeth and gums healthy. Contact us today at (409) 866-6444 to schedule your appointment!

12/28/2023

Without proper dental maintenance, plaque and tartar can build up on the teeth, leading to cavities, gum disease, and tooth decay. Additionally, poor oral hygiene can cause other serious health conditions, such as heart disease, diabetes, and stroke. Contact us at (409) 866-6444!

12/26/2023

Tooth sensitivity can occur for any number of reasons, including damaged enamel, exposed roots, or cavities. You don’t have to put up with the pain and discomfort that sensitive teeth can cause by following these simple pain management tips. While minor discomfort is easily treated at home, if you are experiencing extreme sensitivity, it is best to give us a call so we can examine what treatment options will be best for you. Call us at (409) 866-6444.

If you experience sudden pain in your teeth while consuming cold and hot food and beverages, eating something sour or acidic, or inhaling in cold or hot temperatures, you likely have sensitive teeth. Tooth sensitivity can happen for many reasons, including worn or damaged tooth enamel, exposed tooth...

12/25/2023

Santa Floss is coming to town! We wish you and your family a very merry Christmas! May the joy of this season fill your heart with love and happiness.

12/25/2023

Empower yourself, proudly display that radiant smile! Contact us at (409) 866-6444 to schedule your appointment.

12/22/2023

Here is your gentle reminder to FLOSS! Although we may sound like a broken record at times, flossing is truly instrumental to both your oral and overall health. Your smile says it all. Keep your pearly whites fresh and healthy by calling us at (409) 866-6444 to schedule an appointment.

12/21/2023

Taking good care of your oral hygiene will improve your overall health. Having healthy gums and teeth is the first step to a quality dental care routine!. Here are a few tips to take care of your gums and teeth at home.

Life looks and feels better with a healthy smile. Let us help you make that happen by scheduling an appointment today. Contact us at (409) 866-6444.