EverBrite Family Dentistry

04/17/2026

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If you’ve had a great experience with us, we’d love for you to share it in a review. It means the world to our team and helps others find the care they deserve.

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04/14/2026

This question seems to bubble up a lot.
Seltzer isn't necessarily bad for your teeth, but it’s also not as harmless as plain water. The carbonation makes it slightly acidic, which can slowly weaken enamel if you sip it throughout the day.

That doesn’t mean you need to stop drinking it. It just means a few simple habits can help protect your smile. Try enjoying seltzer with meals instead of continuously sipping, use a straw when you can, and follow it with plain water to help neutralize the acidity. It’s also best to wait about 20–30 minutes before brushing, since enamel can be softer right after exposure to acids.

04/10/2026

Let’s shine a spotlight on your smile. Our doors are open to new patients, and we would love to be part of your oral health journey. From routine care to personalized treatment plans, our team is here to help you feel confident every step of the way. Learn more about Jannet Laplanche DDS., P.C.: https://rwl.io/2GX8VgS
Schedule an appointment: 708-424-3010

04/08/2026

Great Results! - by Lorraine A.

No one really likes going to the dentist, but Dr. Laplanche makes every visit worth the effort and trip. Her ability to encourage calm is truly appreciated.The music in the office is calming and helps as well. Her work to repair and restore my teeth has been outstanding. I am very pleased with her work so far. Thanks for the reminders too.

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04/07/2026

This week, we’re celebrating our incredible dental hygienists! 🦷💙

From cleanings and patient education to early detection and comfort, their dedication plays a huge role in protecting your oral and overall health.

Make sure to thank your dental hygienist today!

04/05/2026

From all of us at Jannet Laplanche DDS., P.C., have a happy and healthy Easter! 🌸🐰

04/01/2026

Oral cancer often doesn’t come with obvious symptoms, but early detection can save lives.

During Oral Cancer Awareness Month, we encourage everyone to stay proactive by scheduling regular dental exams and monitoring any unusual changes in your mouth.

04/01/2026

Wishing peace, health, and meaningful moments to all who celebrate Passover. 🌿

As families gather around the table, we’re reminded how important tradition, reflection, and well-being are, today and always.

Chag Pesach Sameach from all of us at Jannet Laplanche DDS., P.C..

03/31/2026

It's amazing how small changes can make such a big difference in how someone feels about their smile. With clear braces, we've watched patients gain confidence week by week as their teeth gradually shift into place. If you're looking for options to straighten your teeth, ask us about clear braces!

03/28/2026

Take on the world with your smile.
When dental issues hold you back from living fully — whether it's avoiding certain foods, covering your mouth when you laugh, or feeling self-conscious in photos — restorative dentistry can change everything. We're not just rebuilding teeth; we're rebuilding confidence. Every crown we place, every implant we restore, every filling we craft is designed to give you back the confidence you may be missing.

03/24/2026

Here's the real tea: a warm cup of herbal tea can be more than just comfort in a mug; it can also support your oral health. Many herbal blends, like chamomile, rooibos, and peppermint, are naturally sugar-free, helping you stay hydrated without feeding cavity-causing bacteria. Some teas are rich in antioxidants that can reduce inflammation in your gums and promote a healthier mouth overall. Unlike coffee or black tea, most herbal options are lower in tannins, meaning they’re less likely to stain your teeth.

To keep your smile at its best, choose unsweetened blends and rinse with water after drinking more acidic varieties, such as hibiscus.