Anderson Dental Professionals

10/16/2026

Landscaping is on the resume!

10/16/2026

Brushing harder doesn't mean cleaner teeth. It can damage the very tissues you're trying to protect.

Excessive brushing pressure, particularly when combined with abrasive toothpaste or aggressive scrubbing, can contribute to tooth surface wear and gum trauma. Over time, this may contribute to gum recession, although recession has multiple causes and cannot be attributed to brushing alone.

When gums recede, the root surface becomes exposed. Unlike the crown, the root is covered by a thin layer of cementum rather than enamel. This surface can wear away, exposing the underlying dentin and increasing the risk of sensitivity to hot, cold, and touch. Exposed roots are also more vulnerable to root cavities.

The solution? Brush smarter, not harder.

• Use a soft-bristled toothbrush.
• Apply gentle pressure with controlled movements.
• Avoid forceful horizontal scrubbing along the gumline.
• Consider a powered toothbrush with a pressure sensor.

Lost tooth structure does not regenerate naturally, and receded gum tissue does not simply grow back on its own. Prevention matters.

Effective brushing is about removing plaque thoroughly—not applying maximum force.

10/15/2026

10/15/2026

Please share and let your friends and family know to come see us Oct 30th

09/16/2026

Renewing our CPR training today

09/11/2026

A few more pictures from the golf outing

09/11/2026

We gave away a basket helping the Kiwanis club at the golf outing today

09/11/2026

Hobart Kiwanis golf outing today for Anderson Dental!

09/07/2026

Happy Labor Day!
We are closed today and will be back in the office tomorrow Tuesday September 8th.