Thomas H. Pitts DMD

07/22/2024

Our big plant contest submission!

02/28/2022

Columbia dental office looking for a professional team member to fill a Full time dental assisting position. Candidate should possess the following—dental assisting experience with X-ray and nitrous certifications, excellent communication skills, highly motivated team player, call 803-750-5494 or email for a confidential inquiry. [email protected]

02/22/2022

Columbia dental office looking for a professional to fill a full time Dental Assistant position. Candidate should possess the following-dental assisting experience with X-ray and nitrous certifications, excellent communication skills, highly motivated team player, call 803-750-5494 or email for a confidential inquiry. [Email hidden]

02/11/2022

Dental Assistant-Columbia Dentist looking for experienced Dental Assistant. Candidate should poses the following: x-ray and nitrous certifications, excellent communication skills and be a highly motivated team player. Call 803-750-5494 or email resume for a confidential inquiry to [email protected]

02/11/2022

Dental Assistant-Columbia dentist looking for a professional to join our staff for the position of Dental Assistant. Candidate should posses the following-dental assisting experience with x-ray and nitrous certifications, excellent communication skills and be a highly motivated team player-call 803-750-5494 or email resume for a confidential inquiry to [email protected]

10/26/2021

Special day for Big D!

05/07/2020

Gearing up! We are open and dressed in new gear -but the same people you always love, guess who’s who! We miss you—call us.

02/12/2019

Thank you Miss Pat for bringing us treats from Atlanta. A great way to start the day!

01/24/2019

WHY ITS IMPORTANT TO KEEP YOUR REGULAR DENTAL CHECKUPS—AND HAVE AN EXCELLENT BRUSHING AND FLOSSING ROUTINE.

Researchers Suggest.
The Telegraph (UK) (1/23, Knapton) reports that “gum disease may play a pivotal role in the development of Alzheimer’s disease, scientists believe.” According to the article, “Researchers said they now had ‘solid evidence’ that the bacteria which causes periodontitis produces an enzyme which destroys neurons leading to memory loss.” The article says that the bacteria Porphyromonas gingivalis (P. gingivalis) is “one of the chief causes of gum disease and tooth loss in humans,” and “an international team of researchers tested the brains of 53 people with Alzheimer’s,” finding the bacteria enzyme present in 96 percent.
Science Magazine (1/23, Kaiser) reports that “the provocative findings are the latest in a wave of research suggesting microbial infections may play a role in Alzheimer’s disease.” Still, some scientists question a causal relationship between the bacteria and Alzheimer’s. “I’m fully on board with the idea that this microbe could be a contributing factor. I’m much less convinced that [it] causes Alzheimer’s disease,” says neurobiologist Robert Moir of the Harvard University. The findings were published in Science Advances.

12/20/2018

We have the best patients! Thanks for the treats. And yes your dentist loves candy-but we brush after;))).

11/26/2018

General dentistry for the entire family.

You will receive exceptional care in a small private practice, where discussing your needs with the doctor is the norm, rather than the exception. In keeping with this philosophy, we begin every relationship with a through and comprehensive preventative-oriented examination of your mouth so that we....