Crandall Dental

06/02/2026

Exciting news!!!

05/11/2026

🦷 Root Canal Awareness Week

Let’s clear something up…
Root canals don’t cause pain—they relieve it. 👀

We know, we know… the words “root canal” sound scary. But the truth is, modern root canal treatment is about as comfortable as getting a filling—and it’s designed to save your natural tooth and get you out of pain fast.

So what’s really happening during a root canal?
👉 We remove infection from inside the tooth
👉 Clean and seal it to prevent future issues
👉 Help you keep your natural smile intact

Translation: we’re kicking out the bad stuff and giving your tooth a second chance. 🙌

If you’ve been putting off treatment because you’re nervous, you’re not alone—but you might be surprised how easy it actually is.

Got questions about root canals? We’re happy to walk you through it—no scary stuff, promise. 😊

05/05/2026

04/28/2026

Ever wonder why our hygienists look like they’re deeply contemplating the wall during your cleaning? 🤔

We promise… they’re not ignoring you or daydreaming about lunch.

They’re actually using ergonomic, forward-looking loupes — a fancy way of saying their magnification lenses are designed to keep their posture upright while still getting a crystal-clear view of your teeth.

Instead of bending over (and eventually ending up with neck and back pain), these loupes let them look straight ahead while working with precision. That means:
✔️ Better accuracy
✔️ Less strain on their bodies
✔️ Longer, healthier careers taking care of smiles like yours

So yes… it might look like they’re staring at the wall 👀
But really, they’re focused right where it counts — on giving you the best care possible.

04/06/2026

Join us in wishing Kassandra a very happy birthday! 🎉
We’re so grateful to have her on our team and hope her day is filled with smiles and celebration!

03/25/2026

🦷 Dental Trivia Time!

Answer: The average adult has 32 teeth, including wisdom teeth! If you guessed 28, you are correct as well, if your wisdom teeth have been removed!

Your teeth are designed to work together to help you chew, speak clearly, and keep your smile looking great. That’s why regular brushing, flossing, and dental checkups are so important.

Did you guess correctly?

If it’s been a while since your last dental visit, we’d love to see you. Reach out to schedule your next checkup and keep that smile healthy! 😁

03/24/2026

🦷 Dental Trivia Time!

Let’s see how many of our patients know this one!

How many teeth does the average adult have?

A️. 28
B️. 30
C️. 32

Drop your guess in the comments 👇 We'll post the answer later today so feel free to check back in to see if you were right!

03/10/2026

Tip Tuesday!

🦷 5 Simple Dental Tips for a Healthier Smile

Taking care of your smile doesn’t have to be complicated. A few simple habits each day can make a big difference in protecting your teeth and gums.

Here are 5 quick dental tips to keep your smile healthy:

🪥 1. Replace your toothbrush regularly
Swap out your toothbrush every 3–4 months, or sooner if the bristles look worn. Frayed bristles don’t clean your teeth as effectively.

⏱ 2. Brush for a full 2 minutes
Dentists recommend brushing twice a day for at least two minutes to properly remove plaque and protect your enamel.

🧵 3. Don’t skip the floss
Flossing helps remove food particles and plaque between teeth where your toothbrush can’t reach, helping prevent cavities and gum disease.

💧 4. Drink plenty of water
Water helps rinse away bacteria and food particles while supporting healthy saliva production—one of your mouth’s natural defenses.

😁 5. Keep up with regular dental visits
Routine dental checkups and cleanings play a big role in maintaining a healthy smile and catching potential issues early.

Need to schedule your next cleaning or checkup? Give our office a call—we’d be happy to help you keep your smile healthy and bright!

03/06/2026

🦷 Happy National Dentist’s Day! 🦷

Today we’re celebrating the heart of our practice — Dr. Cornish!

On National Dentist’s Day, we want to recognize the dedication, skill, and genuine care Dr. Cornish brings to our patients every single day. From helping nervous patients feel at ease to creating confident, healthy smiles, his commitment to our community truly makes a difference.

We are so grateful to have a dentist who leads with compassion and excellence.

Here’s to healthy smiles and a dentist who makes them possible!