Advanced Dental Care of Brunswick

01/01/2026

Wishing all of our patients a Happy New Year. Looking forward to seeing you all in 2026!🎉

10/26/2023

Out of abundance of caution, Advanced Dental Care of Brunswick , will be closed Thursday October 26th.

04/25/2023

‼️WE’RE HIRING‼️

Looking for a Dental Assistant to join our team! Full time position, Monday-Thursday 7:30-4:30

Please send a resume to [email protected] if interested or if you have any questions.

03/29/2023

Advanced Dental Care of Brunswick takes great satisfaction in helping you maintain optimal oral health. Our practice is devoted to comprehensive and preventative patient care. To schedule your dental cleaning, please call 725-4311!

07/15/2021

Sunday, July 18th is National Sour Candy Day! While most of us love the sour, tangy treats, many sour candies can do double the damage to your teeth. In addition to the sugar, the sour quality can also be harmful because of the increased quantity of acid. Consumed on a regular basis, the acid in sour candy can cause increased sensitivity, translucence on the biting edge of your teeth or increase the frequency of cavities because of weakened tooth enamel.

12/25/2020

We wish you all a Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year! 🎄✨

From everyone at Advanced Dental Care of Brunswick

09/21/2020

Did you know- sipping on drinks throughout the day is one of the biggest culprits to getting cavities? Some examples of drinks people may sip throughout the day that can cause harm are:

-Sodas
-Juices
- Tea/ Coffe with cream and/or sugar
-Sports drinks
-Water with lemom
-Infused water

Each acid attack lasts about 20 minutes and starts over with each sip you take. If you are continuously sipping throughout the day, your saliva is unable to neutralize the pH in your mouth and your teeth are being constantly bombarded with harmful acids. Spending the day sipping sugary drinks, that’s continuous exposure and is much more unhealthy for your teeth. It is best if you're drinking anything but water, to do so in one sitting, rather than throughout the day. If you drink a lot of sugary/ acidic drinks during a meal, that’s one big exposure, rather than smaller ones throughout the day, where you can then brush your teeth after eating.

08/19/2020

Frequent headaches? You might be grinding your teeth at night which can also hurt your sleep and damage your teeth. Find out if a mouth guard is something you should consider and ask us about it at your next appointment!

08/04/2020

While we have now fully reopened and have been able to schedule most patients, we remind you if you have missed any appointment that was canceled due to the COVID 19 closure and have not rescheduled yet, to call to do so!

Our number here is (207) 725-4311

07/07/2020