Wallace Family Dentistry

10/12/2026

Our deepest condolences to the entire family 💔

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A Norwood High School teacher and volleyball coach died this week after a 10-year battle with melanoma. FULL STORY ⬇️

09/10/2026

The slides walk you through the playbook-but here's what we know from talking to Cincinnati parents like you: the guilt is the hardest part to swallow, not the sugar. We've seen families thrive when they stop thinking 'no sweets' and start thinking 'smart sweets.' That shift? It changes everything. Your kids get to enjoy their childhood, and you get to breathe. So tell us-what's the sweets situation that keeps you up at night? Drop it in the comments. We'd love to hear what you're working with, and we're here to help you build a plan that actually sticks.

08/12/2026

If you've stayed away from the dentist because of anxiety, shame, or a complicated past-you're not alone, and you're not judged here.

This patient's story (shared with permission) is one we hear often in our Cincinnati community: years of avoidance, fear of judgment, then finally discovering that compassionate, expert care changes everything.

Dr. Graham's background as a hygienist for seven years before earning his DDS means he genuinely understands what dental anxiety feels like. That's not just a credential-it's empathy built into his approach.

Your dental history doesn't define your future. Neither does anxiety. What matters is finding a partner who listens, doesn't rush, and believes you deserve to feel confident in your smile again.

Have you felt that fear of judgment keeping you from the care you need? Share your story in the comments-or if you're ready to start yours, we'd love to help.

08/06/2026

Your kid's teeth are growing, and you want to protect them-but the fluoride conversation can feel overwhelming. Here's the truth: when you understand what fluoride actually does at each stage of your child's development, the choice becomes clear. Drop your biggest fluoride question in the comments below. We read every one, and we're here to help you feel confident about your child's oral health.

08/05/2026

Your 40s and 50s are when the real work happens-not because something's wrong with you, but because your teeth and gums have changed. We see it all the time: patients who've taken great care of their smile suddenly notice recession, wear, or sensitivity they didn't expect. The good news? Most of these risks are preventable or manageable when you catch them early. That's why we recommend two exams a year at this stage of life. We're not here to alarm you-we're here to help you keep your natural teeth strong and healthy for decades to come. What's been on your mind about your smile lately? Drop a comment and let's talk about it.

08/04/2026

Your dentist is part of your health team-not separate from it. When you're managing chronic conditions, medications, or health changes, that context matters more than you might think. It shapes everything from how we prevent cavities to how we plan treatment. So bring your whole story to your next appointment. We're listening.

What health condition do you wish your dentist understood better? Drop it in the comments-let's build a better conversation around oral health and whole-body wellness.

08/03/2026

Here's the truth: crowns and fillings aren't about one being "better" than the other. They're tools for different jobs.

A filling works great when the damage is small and contained. A crown steps in when your tooth has taken more of a hit - think large cavities, cracks, or teeth that have already been treated. Crowns also tend to last longer (10+ years vs. 5-15 for fillings), which matters if you're looking at the big picture.

Your dentist recommends based on what your tooth actually needs to stay healthy and strong - not because they want to upsell you.

Have you faced this choice? We'd love to hear what you decided and why. Comment below, ask your questions, and let's build a conversation where everyone learns. That's what community is all about.

07/18/2026

Did you know that even if you brush and floss regularly, there are still areas in your mouth that need professional cleaning? Your toothbrush can't reach every nook and cranny where plaque can harden into calculus, especially below the gum line. That's why regular visits to your dentist for professional cleanings are essential for maintaining a healthy smile!

At Wallace Family Dentistry, we always emphasize the importance of 2 exams a year to ensure your oral health remains top-notch. Let’s keep those smiles shining bright!